Sultanate of Makassar

Target entity: Sultanate of Makassar
Context triple: [Treaty of Bongaya, concludedBetween, Sultanate of Makassar]

• A. Sultanate of Tidore
  The Sultanate of Tidore was a powerful Islamic maritime kingdom in eastern Indonesia that dominated the clove trade and rivaled neighboring Ternate during the spice trade era.
• B. Sultanate of Ternate
  The Sultanate of Ternate was a powerful Islamic maritime kingdom in the Maluku Islands that dominated the regional spice trade, especially cloves, from the late Middle Ages into the early modern period.
• C. Buton Sultanate
  The Buton Sultanate was an Islamic maritime kingdom centered on Buton Island in present-day Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia, known for its strategic role in regional trade and distinctive political institutions.
• D. Sultanate of Banjar
  The Sultanate of Banjar was an Islamic Malay sultanate that ruled much of southeastern Borneo (in present-day Indonesia) from the 16th century until its dissolution under Dutch colonial rule in the 19th–20th centuries.
• E. Sultanate of Palembang
  The Sultanate of Palembang was a historical Islamic monarchy in southern Sumatra that emerged after the decline of Srivijaya and became a significant regional center of trade, culture, and Malay political power.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Sultanate of Makassar
Target entity description: The Sultanate of Makassar was a powerful maritime Islamic kingdom based in South Sulawesi that dominated regional trade routes in eastern Indonesia during the 16th and 17th centuries.

• A. Sultanate of Tidore
  The Sultanate of Tidore was a powerful Islamic maritime kingdom in eastern Indonesia that dominated the clove trade and rivaled neighboring Ternate during the spice trade era.
• B. Sultanate of Ternate
  The Sultanate of Ternate was a powerful Islamic maritime kingdom in the Maluku Islands that dominated the regional spice trade, especially cloves, from the late Middle Ages into the early modern period.
• C. Buton Sultanate
  The Buton Sultanate was an Islamic maritime kingdom centered on Buton Island in present-day Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia, known for its strategic role in regional trade and distinctive political institutions.
• D. Sultanate of Banjar
  The Sultanate of Banjar was an Islamic Malay sultanate that ruled much of southeastern Borneo (in present-day Indonesia) from the 16th century until its dissolution under Dutch colonial rule in the 19th–20th centuries.
• E. Sultanate of Palembang
  The Sultanate of Palembang was a historical Islamic monarchy in southern Sumatra that emerged after the decline of Srivijaya and became a significant regional center of trade, culture, and Malay political power.
• F. None of above. chosen