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Susuhunan Pakubuwono I d. 1719

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Marga (saat dilahirkan)	Mataram
Jenis Kelamin	Pria
Nama lengkap (saat dilahirkan)	Susuhunan Pakubuwono I
Nama lainnya	P. Puger
Orang Tua ♂ Sunan Prabu Amangkurat Agung [Mataram] d. 1677
Nomor referensi	http://kratonsurakarta.com/about/ancestry_id.shtml, http://kratonsurakarta.com/about/pakubuwono1_id.shtml

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1719 wafat:

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When Amangkurat II died in 1703, one of his sons ascended the throne as Amangkurat II, or Sunan Mas (r.1703-08). However, one of the late Amangkurat 11's brothers, Pangeran Puger, who was also a son of Amangkurat I (t 1677) and thus an uncle of Amangkurat III, almost immediately challenged the latter's right to succeed. The rebellious Pangeran Puger requested Dutch support as rightful ruler of Mataram. The Dutch decided to assist Pangeran Puger in his attempts to replace the new sunan, for they believed that Amangkurat III, who had teamed up with a powerful, charismatic Balinese leader named Suropati, was plotting against them.

Pangeran Puger was supported by most of the Mataram aristocracy. He had another ally in Panembahan Wijil of Kadilangu, another wellrespected religious and spiritual leader in the northern Javanese region of Kadilangu. With Dutch arms Pangeran Puger and his forces were able to capture the court, after which Amangkurat III fled; Surapati and his troops retreated to the area near Surabaya. Here they initially put up a fierce resistance against a combined Dutch-Javanese military force. However, they were eventually defeated and

Surapati died in captivity, allegedly of wounds sustained in battle. Pangeran Puger meanwhile was crowned in Semarang, by the Dutch (in 1703). Upon his return to Kartasura in 1704, he was formally installed as Paku Buwono 1. In return for Dutch assistance the new ruler of Mataram surrendered several districts in Parahyangan (the hinterland of West Java), Cirebon, and Madura, and agreed to provide a certain amount of rice annually to the VOC. Amangkurat III was finally captured in 1707 and exiled to Sri Lanka. Thus ended what western historians call the 'First Javanese War of Succession'. (http://kratonsurakarta.com/about/pakubuwono1_id.shtml) Ancestry of Karaton Surakarta KINGDOM of MAJAPAHIT14th century KINGDOM of DEMAKca 1500-1550 Demak PANEMBAHAN SENOPATIca 1586-1601 M Kutho Gedhe PANGERAN HANYOKROWATIca 1601-1613 Kutho Gedhe SULTAN AGUNG HANYOKROKUSUMOr 1613-1645 Kutho Gedhe & Karto AMANGKURAT I (AMANGKURAT AGUNG)r 1646-1677 Pleret AMANGKURAT II (AMANGKURAT AMRAL)r 1677-1703 Kartasura AMANGKURAT III (AMANGKURAT MAS)r 1703-1704 M Kartasura PAKUBUWONO I (SINUHUN PUGER)r 1704-1719 Kartasura AMANGKURAT IV (AMANGKURAT JOWO) r 1719-1727 M Kartasura PAKU BUWONO II (SINUHUN KOMBUL)r 1727-1749 Kartasura @ Surakarta PAKU BUWONO III r 1749-1788 Surakarta PAKU BUWONO IV (SINUHUN BAGUS)r 1788-1820 Surakarta PAKU BUWONO V (SINUHUN SUGIH)r 1820-1823 Surakarta PAKU BUWONO VI (SINUHUN BANGUN TOPO)r 1823-1830 Surakarta PAKU BUWONO VII r 1830-1858 Surakarta PAKU BUWONO VIIIr 1858-1861 Surakarta PAKU BUWONO IX (SINUHUN BANGUN KEDHATON)r 1861-1893 Surakarta PAKU BUWONO X (SINUHUN WICAKSONO)r 1893-1939 Surakarta PAKU BUWONO XI r 1939-1945 Surakarta PAKU BUWONO XII (SINUHUN AMARDHIKO)r 1945-2005 Surakarta PAKU BUWONO XIII r 2005 - Surakarta (http://kratonsurakarta.com/about/ancestry_id.shtml)

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