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Plered (also Pleret) was the
location of the
palace of
Amangkurat I of
Mataram (1645–1677).
Amangkurat moved the
capital there from the
nearby Karta in...
- Κυρίου. Ὡσαννὰ (ὁ) ἐν τοῖς ὑψίστοις. Hágios, hágios, hágios, Kýrios Sabaṓth;
plḗrēs ho ouranós kaí hē gê tês dóxēs sou, hōsanná en toîs hupsístois. Eulogēménos...
- The Fall of
Plered (also
spelled Pleret) was the
capture of the
capital of the
Mataram Sultanate by the
rebel forces loyal to
Trunajaya in late June 1677...
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literally means "fullness", from the verb plēróō (πληρόω, "to fill"), from
plḗrēs (πλήρης, "full"). The word
itself is a
relative term,
capable of many shades...
- Darajat, he was the son of
Amangkurat I, the last
Mataram ruler based in
Plered, from his
second queen consort, Ratu Wetan. Ratu
Wetan originated from the...
- addition,
there are many
dialects of the
Cirebonese language. For
instance the
Plered, Jaware, and
Dermayon dialect. If
revisions were to be made to the regulations...
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plural PWNe),
sometimes called a
plerion (derived from the Gr**** "πλήρης",
pleres,
meaning "full"), is a type of
nebula sometimes found inside the s**** of...
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conceive of child.
Rahmat was
raised in Surabaya. He then
moved to the
Plered Palace as
adipati anom (crown prince). However, his
relationship with his...
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University Press, 1986, ISBN 0-19-853916-9
Derived from the Gr****
words πλήρης,
pleres "full" and κενός,
kenos "empty", respectively. Biggs, Lloyd, Wilson, p....
- and half of West Java.
After two
changes of capital—to
Karta and then to
Plered, both
located in present-day
Bantul Regency—the
capital of the
Mataram Sultanate...
