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oligarchic form of
government led by
orang kaya ('rich men') and the
Bandanese had an
active and
independent role in
trade throughout the archipelago...
- were
impatient with
Bandanese resistance to
Dutch demands that the
Bandanese sell only to them.
Negotiations collapsed after Bandanese village elders deceived...
- nutmeg, the
Dutch East
India Company (VOC)
waged a
bloody battle with the
Bandanese in 1621.
Historian Willard Hanna estimated that
before this
struggle the...
- presence. Dutch-
Bandanese relations were
mutually resentful from the outset, with the
first Dutch merchants complaining of
Bandanese reneging on agreed...
- were
impatient with
Bandanese resistance to
Dutch demands that the
Bandanese sell only to them.
Negotiations collapsed after Bandanese village elders deceived...
-
escalated to full
conflict between states as
evidenced in the M****acre of the
Bandanese after alleged violations of a new treaty. The
First Anglo-Dutch War was...
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resulted in the near-destruction of
Bandanese society. They
invaded the main
Bandanese island of
Lontor in 1621. 2,800
Bandanese were killed,
mostly from famine...
- location. The
Bandanese,
threatened by the new fort and the
strength of the
Dutch presence, and
opposed to the
Dutch plan to
monopolise the
Bandanese nutmeg...
- 5–53. doi:10.17169/FUDOCS_do****ent_000000020993. ISBN 9783944675602.
Bandanese Malay at
Ethnologue (18th ed., 2015) (subscription required) Inyo Yos...
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Islands in 1621,
which culminated in the
Banda m****acre,
which saw 2,800
Bandanese killed and 1,700
enslaved by the Dutch. This is
regarded as an act of...
