-
succeed on
establishing a firm
foundation of a new state. His successor, Mas
Jolang or
later known as
Susuhunan Anyokrawati or
Panembahan Sedo ing Krapyak,...
-
Mataram Sultanate (complete list) – Senopati,
Sultan (1587–1601)
Raden Mas
Jolang,
Sultan (1601–1613) Agung,
Sultan (1613–1645)
Amangkurat I,
Sultan (1646–1677)...
- to all his
reigning descendants, up to the present. A
prince named Mas
Jolang succeeded Senapati in 1601.
During his 12
years of reign, he
carried out...
-
buried in
Mataram Cemetery, Kotagede, and was
succeeded by his son Mas
Jolang, born from Ratu Mas Waskitajawi.
Gusti Kanjeng Ratu
Pambayun /
Retna Pembayun...
-
Archidendron microcarpum (In Indonesian:
kabau or
jolang-jaling) is a plant,
native to the wild
forests of Sumatra. It
produces fruit, oval in
shape and...
- warehouses)
along Java's
northern coast. The
second ruler of Mataram,
Raden Mas
Jolang,
allowed one such
settlement to be
built in
Jepara in 1613,
perhaps in hope...
- to the
northern and
eastern parts of the regency. The
exception is the
Jolang River,
which flows southward to the
Indian Ocean. In
Darma District, there...
