Event
Ordered by entry depth, computed from what is actually present: summary, number of sections, number of sources, and whether a primary source exists. Empty records are still listed so that the gaps remain visible.
The battle of Ganter (1222)
The defeat of Kertajaya of Kadiri by Ken Arok at Ganter, ending Kadiri's power in East Java and founding Tumapel or Singhasari — an event for which…
The Bubat affair (1357)
The death of the Sundanese king and his party on the field of Bubat in the Majapahit capital, when the party came for the marriage of the king's…
The Chinese War (1740–1743)
The massacre of the Chinese population of Batavia in October 1740 and the war that followed, in which Chinese rebels and Javanese forces allied…
The fall of Majapahit
The end of Majapahit, whose date is disputed: the chronogram sirna ilang kertaning bumi in the Pararaton points to 1400 Saka, that is 1478 CE, while…
The Java War (1825–1830)
A five-year war led by Prince Dipanagara against the Netherlands Indies government and the courts aligned with it, the most expensive war the Dutch…
The Mongol landing in Java (1293)
The dispatch of Kublai Khan's fleet to Java to punish Kertanagara, which arrived after Kertanagara was already dead, was used by his son-in-law Raden…
The Paregreg war (1404–1406)
The Majapahit civil war between the western court under Wikramawardhana and the eastern court under Bhre Wirabhumi, ending in the defeat of the…
The sieges of Batavia (1628 and 1629)
Two assaults by Sultan Agung of Mataram on the VOC position at Batavia, both failing chiefly on supply: the rice stores laid along the route were…
The Treaty of Giyanti (1755)
The treaty that ended a war of succession by dividing Mataram into the Kasunanan of Surakarta and the Kasultanan of Ngayogyakarta, brokered by the…
The Trunajaya war (1674–1680)
The rebellion of Trunajaya, a Madurese noble, who took and sacked the Mataram capital at Plered in 1677 and caused Amangkurat I to flee and die on…