- Joko Tingkir, or
sometimes written as Jaka Tingkir, is the
founder and the
first king of the
Sultanate of Pajang. He
ruled from 1549 to 1582. He is also...
-
Sutawijaya was
adopted by
Hadiwijaya as an
inducement because Hadiwijaya and his wife
still had no
children yet in that time.
Hadiwijaya gave him a residence...
- harshness, and was
dethroned by a
coalition of v****als led by
Hadiwijaya. In 1568,
Hadiwijaya sent his
adopted son and also his son in-law Sutawijaya, who...
-
Pamanahan became the war
advisor of the king of Pajang,
Sultan Hadiwijaya.
After Hadiwijaya won a
battle against Arya
Penangsang with his advice, he gave...
- husband. She
urged her
brother in-law,
Hadiwijaya (Joko Tingkir) the
ruler of Pajang, to kill Arya Penangsang.
Hadiwijaya sent his
adopted son and also his...
- son of BRAy. Srenggara,
appointed as Paku Alam I.
Bendara Raden Mas
Hadiwijaya son of BMAy. Tandhawati,
styled as
Bendara Pangeran Harya Panular, Wakil...
- Penangsang, the
fifth king of Demak, was
later killed by
rioters sent by
Hadiwijaya, the duke of Pajang.
Since then,
Pajang has
become a
sovereign kingdom...
-
killing of
Adipati Wirasaba VI in
District Lowano (now Purworejo),
Sultan Hadiwijaya summoned Joko Kahiman, the dead man's son in law. The
Sultan made Kahiman...
-
Revolt in Spain. 1568–1600: The Azuchi-Momoyama
period in ****an. 1568:
Hadiwijaya sent his
adopted son and son in-law Sutawijaya, who
would later become...
-
Mataram by the King of Pajang,
Sultan Hadiwijaya, as the
reward for his
service of
defeating Arya Panangsang,
Hadiwijaya's enemy.
Pajang was
located near the...
