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For almost three centuries, Blambangan was situated between two different political factions, the Islamic state of Mataram in the west, and various Hindu realms in Bali (Gelgel, Buleleng, and Mengwi) in the east. Both neighbouring powers simultaneously contested the territory of Blambangan to appease
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that can be positively proved to be correct by comparison with European materials of the same period. When the Dutch visited Bali in February 1597 a large expedition was being collected by the king of Gelgel in Bali to help the lord of Blambangan from the Pasuruan attack. The expedition must have
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arrived in East Java to try to convert the local people. They visited Panarukan and Blambangan and reported that the port of Panarukan was contested between the Muslim rulers of Pasuruan allied with Surabaya, against the Hindu King of Blambangan and Panarukan. The Balinese chronicle
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After the collapse of Majapahit in the late 15th century, Blambangan stood alone as the sole Javanese Hindu polity in Java. The kingdom subsequently was contested and harassed by successive expansive Javanese Islamic states to the west, from
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took place in 1639, which was also the end of Panarukan's independence. With the loss of its important port, Panarukan, the center of the Blambangan kingdom was receded to inland south to present day Blambangan area, with its port in
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The historical record and the study of the Blambangan Kingdom are scarce, which contributed to the obscurity of its history. Contemporary Javanese mostly know the kingdom through its link to the popular epic folklore, the legend of
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kingdoms used Blambangan as a vassal and buffer against the Islamic expansion initiated by Mataram from the west and also found it useful to bolster the economy of Bali which was heavily overshadowed by endemic warfare.
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contested each other’s political and economic power in the region. Internal disputes about the succession at the court of Blambangan impaired the kingdom, making it vulnerable to foreign intervention.
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Of the nine rulers who once ruled Blambangan, Tawang Alun II (1665-1691) is considered one of the greatest kings of Blambangan. During his reign, Blambangan's territory reached
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Blambangan borders right at the eastern tip of the island of Java with the Mataram sultanate who is at war with Blambangan, also shows Blambangan's strong relationship with the
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been a failure, as another Dutch report from early 1601 mentioned that the Pasuruan army had taken Blambangan some years ago and exterminated the royal family therein.
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also have invested their political interest in the region, as the Balinese regarded Blambangan as a buffer state to ward off Islamic expansive influences.
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In 1697, the Balinese Kingdom of Buleleng sent its expedition to Blambangan, which established Balinese influence in the region.
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in his royal tour in 1359. The poem contains interesting information about the region.
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In the second half of the 16th century, a few Roman Catholic missionaries from the
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Java's last frontier : the struggle for hegemony of Blambangan, c. 1763-1813
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in the late fifteenth century, Blambangan stood on its own as the one solitary
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was regarded as a peripheral area of the Javanese kingdom, which centered in
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Blambangan on the eastern tip of Java Island in the 16th century during the
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Other accounts asserted that the conquest of Blambangan by the forces of
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kingdom that flourished between the 13th and 18th centuries, based in
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was the commercial as well as the political center of the kingdom.
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During the Majapahit period circa the 13th century, the
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Official Status of the Blambangan Occupational Religion
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who always sends weapons assistance to againts Mataram.
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or 1598 AD. This is one of the first dates within the
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Blambangan on the eastern tip of Java Island in the 16th century during the Mataram Sultanate era in Java
Mataram Sultanate
Semboro, Jember
Lumajang
Kedawung, Jember
Macanputih, Banyuwangi
Balambangan, Muncar, Banyuwangi
Lateng, Rogojampi, Banyuwangi
Old Javanese
Osing Language
Hinduism
Buddhism
Islam
Monarchy
Dutch East Indies
Majapahit Kingdom
Dutch East Indies
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