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Tabariji or
Tabarija (c. 1518–1545) was the
Sultan of
Ternate in Maluku,
whose realm also
included Makian and
other east
Indonesian islands. He reigned...
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Sultans of
Ternate in turn:
Boheyat (r. 1521-1529),
Dayal (r. 1529-1533) and
Tabariji (r. 1533-1535). On the
other hand,
Christiaan van Fra****en
posits that...
- Christianisation,
strained relations with Ternate's
Muslim ruler. In 1535
Sultan Tabariji was
deposed and sent to Goa by the Portuguese. He
converted to Christianity...
- needed] Hidayatullah,
Sultan (1522–1529) Abu Hayat,
Sultan (1529–1533)
Tabariji,
Sultan (1533–1534)
Khairun Jamil,
Sultan (1535–1570)
Babullah Datu Shah...
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recall Tabariji in 1544. However,
Tabariji died en
route in Melaka,
bequeathing his
kingdom to the King of Portugal. In the meanwhile,
Tabariji's mother...
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Jailolo at safe
distance from the Portuguese. Now Dayal's half-brother
Tabariji was enthroned. His
mother was
another Tidore princess, the well-known Nyaicili...
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Palatinate Yeonsangun King of
Joseon Joseon 1506–1506†
Ganghwa Island Tabariji Sultan of
Ternate Sultanate of
Ternate 1535–1544 Goa,
Portuguese India...
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appoint prince Tabariji as
sultan in 1533. But when the
Ternatans began to show
hostility to
Christianized regions in Halmahera,
Tabariji was
exiled to...
- theocracy, ends in bloodshed. 1535: The
Portuguese in
Ternate depose Sultan Tabariji (or Tabarija) and send him to
Portuguese Goa
where he
converts to Christianity...
- to
monopolise the ****e
trade and
dominate local politics. In 1535 King
Tabariji was
deposed and sent to Goa by the Portuguese. He
converted to Christianity...
