Amangkurat I

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Amangkurat I was a 17th-century sultan of the Mataram Sultanate on Java, known for his authoritarian rule, court intrigues, and conflicts with regional powers and the Dutch.

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instanceOf 17th-century monarch
Javanese ruler
Monarch
Sultan
ally Dutch East India Company
alsoKnownAs Amangkurat ing Alaga
Sultan Amangkurat I
birthPlace Karta, Mataram Sultanate
burialPlace Tegalwangi royal cemetery
capitalMovedTo Plered
child Amangkurat II
Pangeran Puger
conflict Trunajaya rebellion
rebellions of coastal Javanese elites
continent Asia
country Mataram Sultanate
deathDate 1677
deathPlace Tegalwangi, near Tegal, Java
era Early modern period
ethnicGroup Javanese people
father Sultan Agung of Mataram
givenName Raden Mas Sayidin
governmentForm absolute monarchy
influencedBy Sultan Agung of Mataram
isPartOf History of Indonesia
linked to: HistoryOfIndonesia

History of Java
language Javanese
mother Ratu Wetan
notableEvent massacre of nobles and religious leaders at the Mataram court
notableFor authoritarian rule
centralization of royal authority
conflicts with regional nobles
court purges
relations with the Dutch East India Company
opposedBy Makassarese allies of Trunajaya
Trunajaya
policy concentration of power at the royal court
elimination of potential rivals among nobility
suppression of coastal trading cities
positionHeld Sultan of Mataram
predecessor Sultan Agung of Mataram
regnalName Amangkurat I
reignEnd 1677
reignStart 1646
religion Islam
residence Plered palace
spouse Ratu Kulon
Ratu Malang
successor Amangkurat II

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Mataram Sultanate notableRuler Amangkurat I
Plered associatedWith Amangkurat I
Sultan Agung of Mataram successor Amangkurat I
Amangkurat I regnalName Amangkurat I
Trunajaya rebellion opponent Amangkurat I
Amangkurat II predecessor Amangkurat I
Amangkurat II father Amangkurat I