Definition of Yogyakartan. Meaning of Yogyakartan. Synonyms of Yogyakartan

- Topeng (from Balinese: ᬢᭀᬧᬾᬂ; Javanese: ꦠꦺꦴꦥꦺꦁ, romanized: topèng; Sundanese: ᮒᮧᮕᮨᮔᮌ) is a dramatic form of Indonesian dance in which one or more mask-wearing...
- bamboo scaling ladders provided by Yogyakartan Kapitan Cina Tan Jin Sing. The eastern column was discovered by Yogyakartan defenders, and came under heavy...
- had gained the upper hand by 1808. Following an 1810 rebellion by a Yogyakartan noble, however, Hamengkubuwono II was forced to concede his rulership...
- Tegalreja, the estate of Yogyakartan Prince Diponegoro, took place on 20 July 1825. The incident took place following a Dutch–Yogyakartan attempt to capture...
- invasion of Java and sacking of Yogyakarta resulted in his elevation into Yogyakartan nobility. Despite this, he was estranged from Javanese aristocrats due...
- him to engage in a holy war. By late 1824, he began meeting with other Yogyakartan officials to plan a rebellion, prepared armaments and supplies, and contacting...
- Javanese to a stranger, a noble man and older people. Surakartan and Yogyakartan style are usually considered the standard Javanese language. Banyumasan...
- contemporaries as Kyai Baderan. Maja's mother R. A. Mursilah was of Yogyakartan nobility, being the sister of Sultan Hamengkubuwono III. Ngarip was also...
- across the country are: A boy wearing the Balinese udeng A Javanese Yogyakartan blangkon An Acehnese kupiah meukeutob A Bugis-style songkok from Bima...
- detachment moving from the former rebel base in Dekso back to Yogyakarta with Yogyakartan aristocrats, comprising 57 Dutch regular soldiers, eight hussars, 25...