APPENDICES

1. The Blambangan Family Tree

Padmi (First wife) ______ +______ Susuhunan Tawangalun

______ +______

Sasranagara/Senapati

Selir (Second wife)

Mas Dalem Wiraguna

Padmi ___ + ___ Danureja (Mas Purba) ___ + ___ Selir

Mas Noyang (Danuningrat

or Pangeran Pati)

Mas Bagus Dalem Wiraguna

Mas Sirna (Wilis)

Mas Rempeg (Pseudo-Wilis)
Wiraguna I (Mas Alit)
Wiraguna II (Mas Talib)

Mas Sutajiwa
Mas Ayu Bali
Mas Ayu Telaga
Mas Ayu Tunjung

Mas Bagus Lumajang _____ + ____

Mas Bagus Tepasana

Mas Wasengsari

Mas Ayu Tawi

Raden Satradi
Mas Kenceling
Mas Tunjung
Mas Berud
Mas Suratman / Surawijaya (Puger)
Mas Ayu Prabu

_____ + ______

Mas Bagus Banger

Mas Puspanegara

Mas Uno

Mas Anom

Sources: Winarsih Arifin, Babad Blambangan (Yogyakarta: Bentang Budaya, 1995).

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APPENDICES
2. Kings / Pangeran of Blambangan

1665 1692
1692 1698
1798 1736
1736 1763
1763 1768
1768 1768

Susuhunan Tawangalun
Mancanapura
Pangeran Adipati Danureja
Pangeran Adipati Danuningrat / Mangkuningrat /Pangeran Pati
Kotabeda and Kabakaba (Balinese)
Pangeran Wilis
3. Regents of Blambangan / Banyuwangi

1767 1768
1768 1771
1771 1773
1774 1782
1776 1818

Mas Anom and Mas Uno

Ki Mas Sutanagara / Mas Wasengsari
Tumenggung Jaksanagara Tumengung Kartanagara/Kartawijaya
Tumenggung Wiraguna I (Mas Alit)
Tumenggung Wiraguna II (Mas Talib)
4. Governor of Java's North-East Coast, 1761-1808

1761 1765
1765 1771
1771 1780
1780 1787
1787 1791
1791 1796
1796 1801
1801 1808

Willem Hendrik van Ossenberch

Johannes Vos
Johannes Robert van der Burgh
Johannes Siberg
Jan Greeve
Pieter Gerard van Overstraten
Johan Frederik Baron van Reede tot de Parkeler
Nicolaus Engelhard
5. Gezaghebbers of Javas Oosthoek, 1763-1811

1763 1767
1767 1772
1772 1784
1784 1794
1794 1797
1798 1799
1800 1809
1809 1810
1810 1811

Hendrik Breton
Coop Groen
R. Fl. van der Niepoort
A. Barkeij
D. van Hogendorp
W. H. van IJsseldijk
F. J. Rothenbuhler
J. A. van Middelkoop (Landdrost)
P. A. Goldbach

APPENDICES
6. Commanders of Pasuruan, 1759-1816
1759 1760
1760 1763
1763 1765
1765 1768
1768 1772
1772 1792
1792 1801
1801 1808
1808 1809
1809 1810
1810 1811
1811 - 1816

T. C. Hogewitz
J. C. Hartman
Casper Lodewijk Tropponegro
J. J. Ram
J. D. Gondelag
A. van Rijcke
J. Coert
J. Hasselaar
M. Halewijn
C. Vos
O. Holst de Weerth
H. G. Jourdan

7. Commanders / Residents of Blambangan / Banyuwangi, 1768-1809

1768 1770
1770 1772
1772 1773
1773 1777
1777 1787
1787 1799
1799 1800
1800 1808
1808 1809

Jacob Guttenberger / Johan Gotlieb Jenegen

Hendrik Schophofft
Fredrik Kregel
Lodewijk Uittermoole
Lodewijk Keijser
Clement de Harritz
Aart Quiryn Palm
Johan Cezar Wikkerman
Pieter Bartlo

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APPENDICES
APPENDICES OF CHAPTER TWO
1. The Family Members of Singasari or Pangeran Prabujaka, arrested in 1768

No
1

Name
Pangeran Prabujaka

Raden Mas

3-5

Raden Ayu Rumia

6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13

Suradiraja
Nyai Suradiraja
Wongsanagara
Mawaka
Koplang
Janapura
Nata
Gombang

Notes
The son of Amangkurat IV and the half-brother of Sultan
Hamengkubuwana I of Yogyakarta, captured at Dapat, on
the south coast of Malang, July 1768.
The son of Singasari or Prabujaka, captured by the
Sultans troops at Rawa (Tulungagung, East Java), August
1768.
The third wife of Raden Mas with her little son and one
Punakawan
Patih of Pangeran Prabujaka
Wife of Suradiraja
Patih of Raden Mas
The wife of Wongsanagara
The daughter of Wongsanagara
The son of Wongsanagara
The Punakawan (servant)of Pangeran Prabujaka
The Punakawan (servant) of Pangeran Prabujaka

2. The Descendants and adherents of Surapati, arrested or died in 1768

No

Name

Notes: From the Lumajang Family

1.

Kartanagara

2-6.

Natapura and his 4 wives

Ekalaya

8.
9.
8.

Mas Brahim
Kartayuda
Raden Nurdin

9.

Tirtakusuma

10.

Selakandaga

11-14

Nyai Selakandaga

The Regent of Lumajang, the son of Surapati, died

in Malang in 1767 after the conquest of Malang,
buried to the south of Malang
The son of Kartanagara. Captured in 1768 in
Blambangan with 4 wives, 7 slaves, his two of his
brothers-in-law and two Blambangan famil
members Mas Uno and Mas Weka the first two
Regents of Blambangan installed by the company.
Natapura was sent to Batavia in September 1768.
The son of Natapura, detained in 1768 in
Blambangan with Mas Uno and Mas Weka. He
was sent to Batavia in September 1768.
The brother of Kartanagara, arrested in 1768
The second Regent of Lumajang
The son of Kartayuda, arrested in Lumajang in
1768, sent to Batavia in September 1768.
The son of Kartayuda. The former Regent of
Winongan, escaped to Blambangan after the failed
rebellion in 1713-14, captured in Lumajang in
1768.
Son-in-law of Kartayuda. Detained in 1768 in
Blambangan together with Mas Uno and Mas
Weka. He was sent to Batavia in September 1768,
died in jail, in the same year.
Wife of Selakandaga. Detained together with her
two children, her aunt, and the sister of

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Kartanagara. They were sent to Banda in 1768

with two concubines of Kartanagara.
No

Name

Notes: on the Malang Family

1.

Malayakusuma

Tirtanagara

3
4
5
6
7
8.
9.
10-12
13-15
16.
17.

Raden Ayu Tirtanagara

Raden Ayu Nagara
Ongo
Kadut
A three-year-old boy
Sastranagara
Nyai Sastranagara
Suranagara
Jayanagara
Wiranagara
Sleman

The Regent of Malang, the grandson of Surapati.

Arrested in October 1768 around Lodalem, and
killed on a beach on the south coast of Malang on
7 November 1768, and his body thrown into the
sea.
The brother of Malayakusuma. Arrested in Antang
in 1768 together with his wife. Died in Jail in
Batavia few months later.
The first wife of Tirtanagara
The second wife of Tirtanagara
The daughter of Tirtanagara by his second wife
The daughter of Tirtanagara by his second wife
The son of Tirtanagara by his second wife
The brother of Malayakusuma
The first wife of Sastranagara
The brother of Malayakusuma, wife and son
The brother of Malayakusuma, wife and son
The half-brother of Malayakusuma
The 7 year-old son of Wiranagara

No

Name

Notes: The Adherents of Surapatis family

1.

Bagus Muhammad

2.

Surya Muhammad

3.

Ngabehi Sutajaya

4.

Natayuda

5.

WiraMantri

6.

Sarayuda

7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15
16
17-22

Wanengpati
Martayuda
Sumitra
Srambi
Sadiya
Encik Subu
Jawongsa
Bagun
Salim
Gejukkapilis
Six children

A Muslim cleric, the advisor of Malayakusuma.

Arrested in Oktober 1768
A Muslim cleric, the advisor of Malayakusuma.
Captured in October 1768
The Chief of Porong, in the Sultans territory,
escaped to Malang and joined Malayakusuma
there
The Chief of Porong, in the Sultans territory,
escaped to Malang and joined Malayakusuma
there
The former Chief of Antang, united with
Malayakusuma in 1767.
The former Chief of Antang, united with
Malayakusuma in 1767.
The Chief of Malang
The Chief of Malang
The Chief of Malang
The punakawan (servant) of Malayakusuma
The punakawan (servant) of Malayakusuma
Mixed Javanese-Buginese (nephew of Wiranagara)
The punakawan of Tirtanagara
The slave of Malayakusuma
The slave of Malayakusuma
The servant of Malayakusuma
Unidentified, (7-9 years old)

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APPENDICES
3. List of names of the descendants of Surapati who were arrested in
the Sultans territory in 1770
1. Bapak Jibus of Malang, the uncle of Malayakusuma
2. Mbok Ratmi, the wife of Bapak Jibus, the daughter of the former Regent of
Malang Raden Wiranagara
3. Bagus Mir of Malang, the uncle of Malayakusuma
4. Mbok Kamsa, the wife of Bagus Mir, the daughter of the former Regent of
Malang Raden Wiranagara.
5. Sewa of Lumajang, the grandson of Surapati, and the son of Kartayuda, the
former second Regent of Lumajang
6. Saria of Pasuruan the wife of Sewa
7. Guluk of Lumajang, the son of the former Regent of Lumajang,
Kartanagara
8. Mertasuta of Lumajang, the son Mertawongsa, an adopted son of Suradirja,
the grandson of Surapati.
9. Citrayuda of Lumajang, who had concealed two grandsons of Surapati.
10. Sa Merta of Lumajang, who adopted two grandsons and one granddaughter
of Surapati
11. Mbok Mertayuda of Malang, the sister of Malayakusuma.
4. The Lumajang children
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.

Surya
Sabya, grand daughter of Surapati
Basari
Sankara
Leca
Luncup, grandson of Surapati
Kendar,
Iman,
Badar, the son of Natakusuma, the former Patih of the Regent of Lumajang
Kartanagara
10. Baku of Kediri

Sources: VOC 328, List of prisoners in the ship the Nieuw Nieuwerkerk, 20 October
1768, 91-3; VOC 3248, List of the prisoners sent to Batavia by the ship the
Vosmaar, 5; VOC 3248, Name list of the prisoner in the ships De Paarlmoer
and the Vreijheid, 45-8; VOC 3248, Original separate missive from
Governor Vos to Batavia, 6 September 1768, 41-4; VOC 3248, Governor
Vos to Governor-General Petrus Albertus van der Parra, 30 November
1768, 6-7; VOC 3248, Original separate missive from Governor Vos to
Batavia, 8 October 1768,. 51-69; VOC 3307, Appendix to the letter sent by
Governor Luzac to Batavia Samarang, 15 December 1770

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APPENDICES OF CHAPTER THREE

1. The List of Blambangan Chinese Prisoners
No

Name

No

Name

No

Name

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10

Ong Toko
Than Haijko
Nio Keko
Thee Lamko
Qua Jamko
Thee Lonko
Thee Kakko
Nio Sonko
Kau Tikko
Boe Ganko

11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20

Ong Toenko
Lie Ijoe
Loei Hoksing
Tan Sinko
Ong Hoako
Ijoe Sie
Sim Loko
Iniko
Isoa Sanko
Ang Latko

21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30

Se Hoiko
Tjoe Konko
Tan Hoeko
Ang Souko
Lang Piko
Tan Tjauko
Tan Gieko
Limthinko
Sie Tonko
Nio Owan

2. The list of the prisoners involved in the rebellion of Pangeran Wilis, 1768
No Javanese

Buginese

Sumbawanese

Purbankara

Subu

Slamat

2
3
4
5
6
7
8

Bagus Purwa
Sumajaya
Suragati
Amblok
Maratawang4
Bagus Anom
Mak Barok5

Jamadi
Kamat
Si Sulit

Serim
Ontong
Serapa

Mas Ayu Ratu6

Malays1
Encik
Tinggi
Umar
Si Bujang
Leta
Salim
Kwin
Bankun
Si Barkat
(Kangian)

Balinese/
Peranakan
Bagus Ularan2
Bagus Tawan3

Sources: VOC 3248, The register of the Chinese prisoners from Blambangan
transported in the ship the Borselen, Semarang 18 July 1768, 25-26; Name
list of prisoners on the ship De Paarlemoer and De Vreijheid, Semarang 6
September 1768, 45-48. On the ship De Paarlemoer there were fifty-five

All the Malays and few other Buginese and Sumbawanese were the followers of
Mas Ayu Ratu.
2 The son-in-law of Pangeran Wilis and Pangeran Pati (perhaps he married the
daughters of both princes).
3 The son of Bagus Ularan
4 The wife of Mas Ularan and sister of Mas Ayu Ratu
5 The wife of Bagus Anom, banished to the Edam with her husband and two sons.
6 The wife of Gusti Agong of Mengwi, the elder sister of Pangeran Pati and Pangeran
Wilis, she was sent to the Batavia with three other women.
1

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other prisoners which were sent to Onrust, consisting of forty-three man
and twelve women, all of them followers of Bagus Anom and Mas Ayu Ratu.
4. Blambangan Court Families from the Balinese Origin

No

Name

Notes

1
2
3
4
5
6

Gusti Jipang
Pangeran Tanjung
Gusti Inlolo Balinese
Gusti Sangnanyon
Gusti Ida
Gusti Ceku

7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16

Mas Tirtakusuma
Mas Jayakusuma
Maninkusuma
Mas Renon
Gusti Baku Wayan
Gusti Bagus Marija
Gusti Bagus Lering
Siningerit (Singo Gurit?)
Balion
Mas Suronagara

17
18
19

Sumbukan
Ingirami
Orik

Balinese origin of the first rank

Gusti Agongs nephew
Gusti Agongs brother
Nephew of Gusti Agong
Nephew of Gusti Agong
Relative and the chief servant of Gusti
Agong
The uncle of the First Regent Sutanagara
Wasingsaris cousin
Wasingsaris cousin
The son of Manin Kusumo
Half-brother of Sutanagara
Sutanagaras uncle
Nephew of Sutanagaras mother
Servant of Gusti Agong
The Chief Mantri of Demang Surakarta
The Chief Mantri of Gusti Agong and son
of the sister Sutanagara
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown

Source: ANRI, Residency Archive of Banyuwangi 6, Name list of Pangeran, Gustis,

Mas, and lower Blambanganese court family who shared genealogical
relationships with Gusti Agong Mengwi, Ulupampang 22 May 1771.

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255

APPENDICES OF CHAPTER FOUR

1. Name list of the members of Blambangan court Family.
A. The Blambangan royal families who remained faithful to the Company during
the uprising of Pseudo-Wilis (Mas Rempeg or Pangeran Pakis or Susuhunan Jagapati),
1771-1773
1. Mas Jaka, the son of Mas Sutajiwa. The latter was the son of Mas Sura. The
last two mentioned were the former Patih of Blambagan. (Sutajiwa was the
son of Pangeran Pati by his second wife, Mas Ayu Kapi. The latter was the
daughter of Mas Puspa Nagara, the son of the former Regent of Banger
Mas Jayalalana.
2. Mas Ayu Sepuh, the sister of Mas Ayu Kapi, the aunt of Mas Jaka, her father
is Mas Puspa Nagara the son of Mas Jayalalana of Banger. Mas Ayu was the
widow of the late Mas Wira Raja.
3. Bagus Pangulu (a cleric), the son of Bagus Rangga, the former chief Mantri of
Blambangan. The latter was the son of Bagus Melik the Chief Mantri of
Pangeran Pati. Bagus Pangulus mother was a commoner
4. Bagus Ketib (a cleric), the son of Bagus Demang with Mbok Ayu Pura. Bagus
Demang was the chief Mantri of Pangerang Pati. Bagus Ketib grandfathers
was also the Mantri of Pangeran Pati.
5. Bagus Goang (a cleric), his father was Bagus Goang-I, a Mantri of Pangeran
Pati and his grad father was Bagus Wongsarika, the Mantri of Pangeran Patis
father.
6. Bagus Taib, (the Lurah of Kota under the Mantri Puspadiwongsa), the son
of Pura Mas Daka, born in Bali.
7. Bagus Werdan (22 years old), son of Bagus Rangga by Lanang Ayu, Mantri of
Pangeran Pati. The latter was the son of Bagus Rangga-I, also the Mantri of
Pangeran Pati.
8. Bagus Wadi (18 years old), the brother of Bagus Werdan, the son of Bagus
Rangga.
9. Bagus Wana (25 years old), the son of Bagus Wayan. The latter was the son
of Bagus Bawi, the Lurah of Pangerang Pati.
10. Bagus Jidin (25 years old), the son of Bagus Nilawongsa and grandson of
Bagus Demang, Mantri of the father of Pangeran Pati.
11. Bagus Latan of Madura and his son Bagus Jujung. The first mentioned was
the son of Bagus Lael (a cleric) who married Ayu Mariam. Bagus Latan was
the grandson of Bagus Wangsa Weka, the Mantri of Pangeran Patis father.
12. Bagus Jaman (10 years old), the son of Bagus Wangsatruna (Chief Mantri of
Pangeran Patis father) who married by Mas Ayu Lusia.
13. Mas Ayu Kakir of Madura (the sister of the Queen, Mas Ayu Nawangsasi).
She was the daughter of Bagus Wiraguna (the Chief Mantri of Pangeran Pati)
the son of Bagus Wiraguna-I (the Regent of Macan Putih)
B. The members of the Blambangan court families who were involved in the
rebellion:
1. Mas Dawak (30 years old), the son of Bagus Sutawainada the son of Bagus
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2. Mas Bagus Maninrana (30 years old), the son of Mas Bagus Sulasari, the chief
Mantri of Pangeran Patis father. Mas Bagus Sulasari was the son of Mas
Dalem (Wiraguna), also the chief Mantri Pangeran Patis father.
3. Mas Bagus Nangkan (17 years old) the brother of Mas Bagus Maninrana.
4. Mas Rempeg (17 years old), son of Mas Bagus Wali, Mantri of Pangeran Pati,
with Mas Ayu Dawia. The latter was the son of Mas Sutra, the chief Mantri
and nephew of Pangeran Patis father
5. Mas Danu (10 years old), the son of Mas Bagus Punawijaya, the chief Mantri
and nephew of Pangeran Pati, who was married with a commoner named
Ori. The latter was the son of Mas Lumajang the Mantri of Pangeran Pati.
6. Mas Bagus Girombyong (27 years old), the half-brother of Mas Danu, the
son of Bagus Punawijaya by his second wife Mbok Kuke, an ordinary
woman.
7. Mas Lunjuk (30 years old), the son of Mas Tirto, the Mantri of Pangeran Pati.
The latter was the son of Raden Mas Lalateng, the chief Mantri of Pangeran
Patis father.
8. Bagus Jumut (17 years old), the young brother of Lunjuk, the son of Raden
Tirto.
9. Bagus Mardin, (24 years old), a cleric the son of Bagus Setawongsa who
married a commoner. The latter was the son of Bagus Bunut.
10. Bagus Sasik (17 years old), nephew of Bagus Werdan, and the son of Bagus
Krangga, the Mantri of Pangeran Pati.
11. Bagus Kuyang (7 years old), the son of Bagus Bujang who married a
commoner named Barakan. The latter was the son of Bagus Dalem Puger.
12. Bagus Marsali (17 years old) a cleric, a son of Bagus Sintaka. The latter was
son of Bagus Karte.
13. Bagus Garu (30 years old), the son of Bagus Lepus of Lumajang. The latter
was the son of Raden Lumajang
14. Bagus Banis (29 years old), the son of Bagus Nala Diwangsa, the Mantri of
Pangeran Pati. The latter was the son of Bagus Wongsa Rika, the Mantri of
Pangeran Patis father
15. Mas Ayu Cawik (50 years old), the daughter of Bagus Patra Kusuma, the
Mantri of Pangerang Patis father. The latter was the son of Bagus Dalem
Patra, the Mantri of Pangeran Patis father.
16. Mas Ayu Sarinten, the daughter of Mas Bagus Wanapura, the Mantri of
Pangeran Patis father. The latter was the son of Mas Bagus Patra Kusuma.
17. Mas Ayu Saribak, the sister of Mas Ayu Sarinten.
18. Bagus Puhok (18 years old), the son of Bagus Kuka. The latter was the son
of Ki Demang
19. Mas Ayu Lanti (30 years old), the son of Mas Prabangsa, the Mantri of
Pangeran Pati. The latter was the son of Mas Dalem Prabangsa.
20. Mas Ayu Teok (9 years old), the daughter of Mas Patra Kusuma, the Mantri
of Pangeran Pati. The latter was the son of Mas Dalem Prabawangsa.
21. Mas Ayu Tunjung (30 years old), the daughter of Pangeran Pati by a
commoner.
22. Mas Bagus Ketut (20 years old) the brother of Manin Rana.
23. Mas Ayu Kampia (17 years old), the daughter of Mas Jemili. The latter was
the son of Mas Puspa Nagara, the Mantri of Pangeran Patis father

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24. Mas Ayu Hamrik (20 years old), married with indigenous Vasndrig named
Sura. She was the son of Mas Gubong. The latter was the son of Mas Dalem,
the chief Mantri of Pangeran Patis father.
25. Mas Ayu Murti (20 years old), the daughter of Mas Wiwit, the Mantri of
Pangeran Pati. The latter was the son of Mas Dalem Jayaningrat, also the
Chief Mantri of Pangeran Patis father.
26. Mbok Ayu Kawi (30 years old), the son of Bagus Jayanagara, the Mantri
Pangeran Patis father. The latter was the son of Bagus Dalem Taki, Mantri of
Pangeran Patis father.
27. Mbok Ayu Hunjung (27 years old), the sister of Mbok Ayu Kawi.
Sources: ANRI, The Residency archive of Banyuwangi, 7
2. The List of Balinese Prisoners
No

Name

Origin

No

Name

Origin

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25

Gusti Made
Bodon
Rabane Kenyat
Ketut Maran
Ramanin Sanin
Kapana Kandon
Ramene Saibrok
Manerami
Sampang
Bapak Oram
Banjar
Ramana Puri
Ki Budak
Ramana Kakokak
Kena Gadik
Buleleng
Si Aup
Si Sudin
Pak Tole
Baman Gladak
Jonoman
Pak Barak
Ketut
Si Resuruni
Pak Miani

Surakarta
Badung
Badung
Tabanan
Pranakan
Sadeng
Sadeng
Patemon
Tampak Siring
Sadeng
Badung
Mabal
Mabal
Patemon
Pranakan
Buleleng
Pranakan
Pranakan
Maloiringan
Padeseman
Panaruan
Sukowati
Panaruan
Badung
Badung

28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52

Wayan
Anajebin
Manbungkil
Kenin
Manetawil
Kawajakan
Bapak Monik
Bapak Rabaran
Bapak Ketut
Bapak Kunan
Daro
Dirga
Wayang
Bapak Tucap
Bapak Pait
Bapak Manin
Ketut
Madal
Ketut
Sigra
Paman Sirgan
Palo
Ramani Mati
Injang (Woman)
Batoli (Woman)

26
27

Pa Barak
Bapak Kami

Sukwati
Panaruan

53

Tamani Gulo

Badung
Panaruan
Panaruan
Pranakan
Ubalan
Badung
Badung
Badung
Badung
Badung
Badung
Badung
Badung
Badung
Badung
Badung
Badung
Gunaksa
Badung
Badung
Badung
Tabanan
Badung
Simpiti
Oko
Brukan
Badung

Source: VOC 3337, Name list of the Balinese prisoners captured in Blambangan
sent to Surabaya by the Pancalang De Johannes Cornelis, 8 June 1771, 4142.

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3. Indigenous Troops sent to Blambangan in 1772

Areas of origin
Madura
Surabaya
Sumenep
Pamekasan
Gresik
Sedayu
Pasuruan
Banger
Bangil
Lamongan
Total Number
Source: VOC 3337

Number of Warrior
2.000
600
300
340
140
90
90
60
25
20
3.665

Number of Batur
500
200
200
160
70
48
50
35
10
10
1.283

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APPENDICES OF CHAPTER SIX

1. The list of the inhabited villages in Blambangan before the uprising
of Pseudo-Wilis, 11 July 1770
No
A
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
B
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
C
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
D
1
2
3
No
3
4

Village
Benculuk
Benculuk
Bato
Bakedanan
Pawulotan
Tapan
Payoman
Caluring
Rinsimber
Ingladak
Relanggrit
Alida
Kalou
Gindana
Gindana
Kombalirang
Tajaron
Lalateng
Triwaya
Kapokabanan
Kadawang
Kabaman
Ingitik Kidul
Ingiginting
Gambiran
Gambiran
Sampean
Sikron
Pepandam
Lebak Kidul
Binjankong
Innianglie
Ladia
Andong
Inibindayu
Pamarong
Pamarong
Solatri
Sentong
Village
Dawon
Samatok

No
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
E
1
2
3
4
5
6
F
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
G
1
2
3
4
5
H
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
No
N
1

Village
Jabong
Kudasrie
Proalingo
Subani
Kasini
Inwankol
Jabit
Pandoman
Dinang
Klontang
Klontang
Kadonin
Kalatan
Turos
Kadesen
Danusuken
Kota
Rawasandi
Kincana
Korolintang
Cawang
Kabat Kamsntrin
Ingerlorom
Kongsu
Blombang
Cungking
Cungking
Bunut
Simbulon
Baijman
Bakunang
Banjar
Banjar
Indadap
Gumuknaga
Sokayalan
Ingelon
Linjojaya
Paspan
Village
Hoofd N. Petang
Petang

No
8
9
10
I
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
J
1
2
3
4
5
6
K
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
L
1
2
No
10
11

Village
Labak
Kulikalian
Kabat Kabandian
Gumiri
Gumiri
Badang
Mangli
Tapan
Alamolik
Pakiriman
Kuripan
Wadak
Sampean
Sampean Kulon
Kapisa
Pawelut
Tembel
Sentong
Sentong
Tegalo
Prajegan
Tingoran
Palindonan
Widoro
Jember
Jember
Ampel
Jampu
Slawu
Dimpok
Pajagonan
Dedaong
Daot
Semanger
Kamuning
Patamon
Bedewan
Paiton
Puana
Village
Sukayu
Sukanjar

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5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
M
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21

Jeladi
Sapaiman
Derek
Jintanan
Suroni
Songon
Sangang
Sinamakti
Gondosali
Wonosuro
Jogonilo
Wonotirto
Gadonan
Kabatssukan
Tamanagon
Tamanagon
Petang Gunung
Muncar
Kabebeekan
Wirosobo
Kabadean
Kassian
Tunla
Pagger Goenong
Pakes
Bolokdoko
Karambang
Ragajampie
Petang
Jakjak
Paparanan
Gagaran
Kradenan
Galintang
Sampean
Palandakan

No
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13

Village
Ampel
Karalintang
Dadikalang
Pasuruan
Kajitan
Gambolwaru
Plalewasan
Kalandasana
Padaronan
Wanahayu

2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
O
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
No
U
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

Kaboran
Proa
Illimanik
Kapolean
Lebak
Kentong
Galaga Kapoelan
Baiman
Rindinan
Senon
Kamirie
Balombang
Labonan
Kayam
Daowan
Rawasandie
Wielon
Labang China
Popona
Gierie
Galagalur
Pawijenan
Kabrukan
Banyukan
Karang Anjar
Saratan
Kapok Wierosoetan
Tenorot
Tenorot
Tegaldun
Badran
Puako
Balak
Pamaran
Kabat Sarpin
Ampel
Pabuk
Village
Kaiton
Kaiton
Kota
Tuban
Watanan
Wumbu
Tegal Duwu
Lojajar
Loedjadjar
Garome

12
13
14
15
16
P
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Q
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
R
1
2
3
No
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
W
1

Buwana
Sulingkran
Wasukie
Pujar
Babaru
Blankunang
Blankonan
Saranat
Sokarani
Pawelutan
Bindo
Jukon
Rawassan
Kalitan
Binar
Patekalan
Bakaulu
Parjata
Kadal
Tasari
Sulatri
Manukali
Mancan Putih
Macan Putih
Kongsol
Jitik Sinoijitikat
Jitik
Kanaijara
Bangsri
Walaran
Gambor Wirogunan
Babakan
Kunir
Kanitri
Kanitri
Wiu
Kabat Kapudian
Village
Pejaton
Nodo
Tamblang
Sinlatren
Tumagara
Wiyuyu
Glatuk
Toemang
Santok
Santok

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14
15
16
S
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
T
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13

Triwoaya
Pakuan
Karincing
Kabat
Kabat
Kamondong
Watu Kabu
Suksukandoko
Boender
Petang
Suksukan
Taratas
Balatiga
Umbul
Kapondonan
Kapondonan
Rempes
Walu
Gombang
Pasuketan
Kabakan
Atlas Malang
Paparos
Sukadana
Wanasida
Jenijagatru
Ampel
Tegal Bangru

10
11
12
13
V
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24

Pakalanan
Padassan
Widori
Kijangan
Pampi
Pampi
Plindo
Pasiram
Kalirombot
Kadaton
Sucu
Kapiring
Kukusan
Serot
Planasatan
Kamirie
Bulu
Bumu
Pringgolaju
Nakasari
Jabong
Wawuwaru
Wawudaka
Sinilatren
Rapuan
Kasuman
Kumapak
Kadu
Kamaru

261
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

Kamiri
Paurjenan
Ombalapa
Galaja
Sarampan
Awu-awu
Kranjang
Taruka

The total number of the inhabited villages was 309 which were divided into 25
kemantren (district), 93 kelurahan (sub-districts), and 1,453 cacah (households).
Source: ANRI, Banyuwangi No. 7
2. Number of cacah (households) in Blambangan since the conquest of Bayu or
those still loyal to the Company, except 300 inhabitants (men, women, and children)
who are still in the wilderness.
Under the Regent Jaksanagara, (excluding the villages inhabited by the daily batur):
Name of Village
Genting
Bayem
Bayem Ngisor
Muncar
Kabaman
Babrasan
Pakesiran
Punasem and Kota

Number of cacah (households)

9
6
5
12
14
4
47
14

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The Regents wagon
The Regents buffalo butcher
Gamelan and Topeng players
Hunters
Punakawans, exclusive of the old married
Komendong
The people of the Regents youngest wife at the Village Gintangan

The Cacah holders

Name of Village

Mantri Jurukunci

Ginting
Kedawung
Gitik
Kapu
Carangandul
Ragajampi
Singadirana
Tebu
Batu Kubu
Singapraya
Gitik
Onggagipta
Kedonen
Surajaya
Condosuli
Karanganom
Singajaya
Sampean
Netu
Wirajaya
Karintjang
Plaosan
Singajuna
Serana
Wirajuna
Kebaman
Singagringsing
Bedu
Langlangpsir
Lalas Malang
Karumbang
Lumbu
Mangli
Bawalaksana + Puspadiwangsa Lambang
Tuban
Lukijak
Watukabu
In the old Kota
Pumiji
Kota
Singajuruh
Lalateng
Total cacah (households) under 16 chiefs,
Grajagan under the birds nest guardians

17
7
11
4
16
2
8

Number of cacah (households)

15
5
5
5
30
15
15
25
25
20
5
10
10
10
10
20
20
20
5
15
20
38
7
5
2
30
8
20
12
9
636
12

There are still more several widows, men, and women and the lost children of the
village Kota and Punasem which were subscribed. Nevertheless, the exact number
can not be given on account of the ongoing starvation.
Source: ANRI, Banyuwangi No. 7

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3. Population in West Blambangan Prior to September 1774

No

Jember7

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14

Jember
Waga
Bitang
Kemuning Lor
Pejagongan
Kemiri
Pakeliran
Kadaton
Karang Anom
Binatan
Medadi
Pakis
Glondangan
Kemuning
Kulon
Pagambiran
Picoro
Kali Ambot
Paliran
Jubong
Jompo
Suce
Bomo
Pacar
23 villages

15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23

Prajegan8
46
6
9
18
6
20
6
5
7
18
9
12
3
17
4
26
12
10
12
6
2
6
5
265

Prajegan
Pagergandong

2 villages

Sabrang10

Sentong 9
24
6

30

Senthong
Dukuh
Pakalangan
Lojajar
Padasan
Kota
Tangaran
Glindongan

8 Villages

5
3
9
7
5
4
4
3

40

Sabrang
Jajang
Gapek
Telup
Wangkis
Ketanon
Duwet
Dempok
Gayam
Petut
Petut Cilik
Telogo Sari
Glondangan
Pagrindan

60
30
7
13
11
10
10
17
5
4
3
6
6
47

Tirto
Belik

11
4

16 villages

244

VOC 3445, Annually Mantri Sadita, the chief of Jember should submit to the
Company 1 pikul wax, 96.
8 VOC 3445, Annually Mantri Unan, the chief of Prajegan should submit to the
Company 1 koyan rice, 2 pikul wax and 2 pikul lange peper, 103.
9 VOC 3445, Annually Mantri Sutarering, the chief of Sentong, should submit to the
Company 2 koyans rice and pikul wax, 104.
10 VOC 3445, Annually Mantri Roman, the chief of Sabrang should submit to the
Company: 1 pikul wax and 1 pikul catoen garens, 105-6.
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4. The Population in West Blambangan in 1773

The population in the village of Sentong under the Mantri Sutarering

Name of Village
Number of Population
Sentong
10
Duku
12
Pakalangan
12
Lojajar
10
Padasan
11
Tingarang
8
Kota Widuri
4
Plindongan
6
8 villages inhabited by
73 people
Mantri Sutarering was obliged to deliver 2 koyan of rice annually.
The population in Prajekan under Mantri Pak Unan
Name of Village
Number of Population
Prajekan
25
Pager Gunung
5
Two villages inhabited by 30 people
Annually Mantri Pak Unan was obliged to deliver 1 koyan of rice, 1 pikul wax and 1
pikul pepper. Surabaya, 3 July 1773.
The population in Sabrang under Mantri Pak Roman
Name of Village
Number of Population
Sabrang
37
Janjang
7
Gable
6
Tela
10
Wankis
8
Geban
5
Ganbolu
9
Dempak
11
Ampel
9
Duat
7
Petut
8
Talagasari
5
Tirto
9
Pregendi
6
Kasian
5
Kilayu
6
Sulin
4
17 villages inhabited by 150 people
Annually Mantri Pak Roman was obliged to deliver pikul of wax, and catoen gaaren..

APPENDICES
The Population in Jember under Mantri Sodita
Name of Village
Number of Population
Jember
30
Benting
8
Kamoning
15
Pacangkongan
5
Jompo
4
Kemiri
20
Kedaton
20
Paliran
15
Petjorro
15
Jobong
4
Pagambiran
4
Benatan
4
Pogong
3
Somarta
Nagasari
Plangsatan
16 villages inhabited by 147 people
Source: VOC 3389, 420-424

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APPENDICES OF CHAPTER SIX

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.

1. The Juragans of Nusa Barong

Nahkoda Sabak or Mancanagara (escaped)
Nahkoda Balobo (escaped)
Nahkoda Sinto (escaped)
Nahkoda Bogo (escaped)
Daeng Krasak (escaped)
Nahkoda Masir (arrested)
Nahkoda Bandu (arrested)
Nahkoda Sapa (arrested)
Nahkoda Rakia (dead)

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.

2. The Rebel Leaders of Nusa Barong

Sindu Bromo (the chief of Nusa Barong)
Bapak Ronkut (the brother of Sindu Bromo)
So Truno (the brother of Sindu Bromo)
Bapak Mandar
Bapak Jalim
Bapak Impen
Bapak Bruk
Bapak Punkus
Bagus Jawat, (Wajo)
Bagus Gudrik, (Wajo)
Mas Karti, Lumajangese, (settled on Nusa Barong)
Mas Bende, Lumajangese, (settled on Nusa Barong)
3. The List of prisoners from the Nusa Barong Expedition of 1777

No

Name

Ethnicity / Origin

No

Name

Ethnicity/ Origin

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15

Satut
Sobu
Rota
Simondri
Sicoda
Rejel
Sapar
Kermek
Tima
Sapar
Pika
Wayan
Sunduk
Singo Marta
Ismail

Buginese
Buginese
Buginese
Buginese
Buginese
Sumbawanese
Telangu
Bawian
Selayer
Malay (Riau)
Wira
Balinese
Mandarese
Lumajang
Kangian

16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29

Basi
Salu
Laompol
Sidol
Tagan
Mengale
Salem
Panre
Kambe
Sidin
Juma
Leimar
Sebah

Buginese
Buginese
Buginese
Buginese
Manggarai, Flores
Sumbawa
Telangu
Macassarese
Blambangan
Mandarese
Sumbawanese
Balinese, Badung
Javanese, Semarang
Malay, Batavia

Source: VOC 3499, Report by Adriaan van Rijcke, 383-384; VOC 3500, 31