The power of prophecy; Prince Dipanagara and the end of an old order in Java, 1785-1855.

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National hero, Javanese mystic, pious Muslim and leader of the 'holy war' against the Dutch between 1825 and 1830, the Yogyakarta prince, Dipanagara (1785-1855, otherwise known as Diponegoro), is pre-eminent in the pantheon of modern Indonesian historical figures. Yet despite instant name...

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Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Carey, Peter (Autor)
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Leiden ; Boston : Brill, 2008.
Colección:Verhandelingen van het Koninklijk Instituut voor Taal-, Land- en Volkenkunde ; 249.
Temas:
Dipanegara, > Pangeran, > 1785-1855.
Princes > Indonesia > Java > Biography.
Princes > Indonésie > Java > Biographies.
Humanities.
SOCIAL SCIENCE > Ethnic Studies > General.
Princes.
Java (Indonesia) > History.
Java (Indonésie) > Histoire.
Indonesia > Java.
1785/1855
Biographies
Charisma
Colonial history
Indonesia
Java War
Javanese
Jawa
Netherlands
Princes
Sultanates
Traditional leadership
Yogyakarta
Biographies.
History.
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  • Preliminary Material / Peter Carey
  • Chapter I. The south-central Javanese world Circa 1792-1825 / Peter Carey
  • Chapter II. Dipanagara's youth and upbringing 1785-1803 / Peter Carey
  • Chapter III. Young manhood. marriage, education, and links with the santri community, 1803-1805 / Peter Carey
  • Chapter IV. Pilgrimage to the south coast, circa 1805 / Peter Carey
  • Chapter V. The beginning of the ruin of the Land of Java. Yogyakarta and Daendels' new order, 1808 / Peter Carey
  • Chapter VI. The old order's last champion. The origins and course of Radèn Rongga's rebellion, 1809-1810 / Peter Carey
  • Chapter VII. The end of the beginning. The last months of the Franco-Dutch government and the British rape of Yogyakarta, 1811-1812 / Peter Carey
  • Chapter VIII. Into a new era. The British interregnum, 1812-1816 / Peter Carey
  • Chapter IX. Binding on the iron yoke. The returned Dutch administration, the impoverishment of the south-central Javanese peasantry and the rise of millenarian expectations, 1816-1822 / Peter Carey
  • Chapter X. Waiting for the Just King. The road to war in south-central Java, 1822-1825 / Peter Carey
  • Chapter XI. The last stand of the old order. Reflections on the Java War, 1825-1830 / Peter Carey
  • Chapter XII. Enduring the unendurable. Dipanagara's capture at Magelang and his exile in Sulawesi, 1830-1855 / Peter Carey
  • The sultan over the water / Peter Carey
  • APPENDIX I. Family tree of the Yogyakarta sultanate / Peter Carey
  • APPENDIX II. Family tree illustrating the connections between Dipanagara and the Danurejan / Peter Carey
  • APPENDIX III. Family tree illustrating the connections between Dipanagara and the Prawiradirjan / Peter Carey
  • APPENDIX IV. Pangéran Dipanagara's wives, family and children / Peter Carey
  • APPENDIX VA Chief ministers (patih) of Yogyakarta and Surakarta (1755-1847) / Peter Carey
  • APPENDIX VB Major officials of the Yogyakarta administration, 1755-1825 / Peter Carey
  • APPENDIX VI. List of country estates/rural retreats (pesanggrahan), hunting lodges and royal pleasure gardens (kelangenan-Dalem) built in Yogyakarta by the first four sultans, 1755-1822 / Peter Carey
  • APPENDIX VIIA. List of religious boarding schools (pesantrèn, pondhok), centres of scholars learned in fiqh law (pathok negari), and tax-free areas set aside for men of religion and keepers of royal gravesites (pradikan, pamutihan, jurukuncèn) in Yogyakarta pre-1832 / Peter Carey
  • APPENDIX VIIB. List of kyai, haji and religious officials associated with Dipanagara / Peter Carey
  • APPENDIX VIII. List of princes (pangéran) and senior officials (priyayi) of the Yogyakarta kraton showing landholdings and pensions, 1808-1820, and allegiance during the Java War / Peter Carey
  • APPENDIX IX. Major officials of the Dutch East Indies Company, the British interim administration and the Netherlands Indies government 1780-1856 / Peter Carey
  • APPENDIX X. Rice prices in Yogyakarta (1804-1826) and throughout Java (1817-1825) / Peter Carey
  • APPENDIX XI. List of Dipanagara's heirloom (pusaka) weapons / Peter Carey
  • APPENDIX XII. List of Dipanagara's followers in Manado, June 1830-June 1833 / Peter Carey
  • APPENDIX XIII. Letters written by Dipanagara from Batavia (1830) and Makassar (1837) / Peter Carey
  • APPENDIX XIV. Javanese and Western chronology AD 1785-1855 / Peter Carey
  • APPENDIX XV. Revenue returns from the tollgate, opium, and other tax farms in Yogyakarta 1808-1825 / Peter Carey
  • APPENDIX XVI. Comparative values of paper and metal currency circulating in Java in 1811 / Peter Carey
  • Glossary of Javanese words / Peter Carey
  • Bibliography / Peter Carey
  • Index / Peter Carey.

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