- Mole
Majimu Preceded by Gapi
Baguna Sultan of
Tidore 1599-1627 Succeeded by Ngarolamo...
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Tidore over the next
years and
secured some
coastal forts.
Sultan Mole
Majimu of
Tidore held on to his
allegiance to Spain,
although some
Tidorese princes...
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Iskandar Sani,
Sultan (pre-1582) Gapi Baguna,
Sultan (pre-1582–1599) Mole
Majimu,
Sultan (1599–1627)
Sultanate of
Ternate (complete list) – Bayanullah, Sultan...
- Aso,
Kengo Kora,
Erika Karata,
Ayame Goriki,
Koharu Sugawara, Maki
Sakai Majimu:
Island Dreamer Kaoru Haga
Sairi Ito
Young and Fine
Toshiya Kominami Taisuke...
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Kaicil Alam,
Sultan (c.1679–1684)
Sultanate of
Tidore (complete list) – Mole
Majimu,
Sultan (1599–1627) Ngarolamo,
Sultan (1627–1634) Gorontalo,
Sultan (1634–1639)...
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Saidi Berkat captured by
Pedro Bravo de Acuña and
exiled to Manila. Mole
Majimu took over or
received back a
number of
territories previously held by Ternate...
- Ternate.
Kaicili (prince)
Ngaro or
Ngarolamo was the only son of
Sultan Mole
Majimu,
being born
around 1590. He was
consequently groomed as Mole's successor...
- [brother of Gaua] Mole
Majimu (1599-1627) [son of Gaua]
Ngarolamo (1627-1634; died 1639) [son]
Gorontalo (1634-1639) [nephew of Mole
Majimu]
Saidi (1640-1657)...
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Ternate East
India Company Commanders and
leaders Pedro Bravo de Acuña Mole
Majimu Mudafar Syah I
Strength 36 ships, 3,095
Spanish and
Filipino soldiers and...
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favour of his half-brother
Kaicili Mole
Majimu, the
reason being his
inclination towards Ternate. Mole
Majimu (r. 1599–1627) and his son and successor...
