Netherlands

هولندا

One of the four autonomous countries of the Kingdom of the Netherlands; with territories in the Caribbean.

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al-Andalus & Europe
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Ageng Tirtayasa· Amangkurat I· Amangkurat II· Sutan Sjahrir· Untung Surapati

People and things also explored

Pakubuwono I· Amangkurat I· Amangkurat II· Amangkurat III· Sultan Haji of Banten· Bali Island· Kalibata Heroes Cemetery· Padang Panjang

Sources

  • Wikidata
  • GeoNames gazetteer
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Pakubuwono I

Pakubuwono I (1648 – 22 February 1719), born Raden Mas Darajat and known before his reign as Prince Puger, was susuhunan of Mataram — proclaimed on 6 July 1704 and master of Kartasura from 17 September 1705 until his death. A younger son of Amangkurat I, he defended Plered in 1677, fought his half-brother Amangkurat II until his own surrender in 1681, and a generation later displaced his nephew Amangkurat III with Dutch support, founding the Pakubuwono line from which the rulers of Surakarta descend.