- the
control of
Balinese rajas,
based on
their states of
Mataram and
Cakranegara,
until the
island was
invaded and
occupied by the
Dutch in 1894. The...
- 900-strong
Dutch military camp by
surprise at
night at
Mayura Palace in
Cakranegara on 25
August 1894, and
killed more than 500 soldiers,
sailors and coolies...
- in
Lombok and
Karangasem resulted in the
looting and
destruction of
Cakranegara Palace in Mataram. J. L. A. Brandes, a
Dutch philologist,
discovers and...
-
Sultan (1684–1702)
Cakranegara I,
Sultan (1702–1705) Suderma,
Sultan (1705–1707)
Cakranegara II,
Sultan (1707–1737)
Cakranegara III,
Sultan (1737–1750)...
- was
given the name of the
Singasari Palace and
later it was
changed to
Cakranegara Palace, the
palace building in the west was
given the name Puri Ukir...
- [son-in-law]
Cakranegara I (1702–1705) [son-in-law]
Suderma (1705–1707) [grandson of Yudanegara]
Cakranegara II (1707–1737) [son of
Cakranegara I]
Cakranegara III...
- 1894, the
Dutch East
Indies launched a
military expedition against the
Cakranegara royal house of Lombok. That year, the
Dutch took the m****cript as part...
-
oversaw the West coast, Ampenan, Tanjung, Bayan, Gerung,
Gondang and
Cakranegara. In 1993 the West
Lombok District was
separated into two
separate entities...
-
Simbuang (36%) and
Tellulimpo E (40%)
districts in
South Sulawesi; and
Cakranegara district (39%) in
Mataram (14%) in Lombok.
According to the 2018 civil...
-
Balinese Location Selagalas,
Cakranegara Subdistrict,
Mataram (city), West Nusa
Tenggara Address Jalan Gora 2, Selagalah,
Cakranegara, West Lombok, West Nusa...
