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Sultanate of Demak

سلطنة ديماك

Sultanate in Central Java.

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Southeast Asia
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Raden Patah

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Trenggana· Jepara· Raden Patah

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Trenggana

Third sultan of Demak (r. 1521–1546), son of its founder Raden Patah and the greatest ruler of Java's first Islamic kingdom. Crowned by Sunan Gunungjati of the Wali Songo, he ordered the 1527 expeditions that took Banten and Sunda Kelapa (renamed Jayakarta) from the Sunda kingdom and made Banten a vassal sultanate of Demak, then carried Demak's power east over the remains of Majapahit and the ports of East Java, until he was killed campaigning at Panarukan in 1546.