Sultanate of Banten

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The Sultanate of Banten was a powerful early modern Islamic trading kingdom in western Java that flourished as a major pepper port and regional maritime power in Southeast Asia.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Banten Sultanate 4
Sultanate of Banten canonical 1

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Islamic kingdom
former country
sultanate
trading state
capital Banten
conflictWith Dutch East India Company
Portuguese Empire
controlled access to the Sunda Strait
country Indonesia
culturalSphere Malay world
currency picul of pepper
economyBasedOn maritime trade
pepper trade
endTime 19th century
flourishedAs major pepper port
regional maritime power
foundedAs Islamic polity
foundedBy Hasanuddin of Banten
Sunan Gunung Jati
governmentType monarchy
hasPort Port of Banten
knownFor Islamic education
religious scholarship
language Malay
Sundanese
locatedIn Java
Southeast Asia
western Java
linked to: West Java
majorExport pepper
notableRuler Sultan Ageng Tirtayasa
Sultan Maulana Hasanuddin
partOf Indian Ocean trading network
Islamic trading world
precededBy Sunda Kingdom
linked to: Kingdom of Sunda
region Strait of Sunda
linked to: Sunda Strait
religion Islam
religiousAffiliation Sunni Islam
startTime 16th century
strategicImportance control of spice routes
successor Dutch colonial rule in Banten
tradedWith China
European merchants
Mughal Empire
Ottoman Empire
tradeGood pepper
rice
spices
textiles

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Referenced by (5)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Banten formerEntity Sultanate of Banten
Mataram Sultanate conflictWith Banten Sultanate
linked to: Sultanate of Banten
Old Banten associatedWith Banten Sultanate
linked to: Sultanate of Banten
Kingdom of Sunda successor Banten Sultanate
linked to: Sultanate of Banten
Kingdom of Sunda fellTo Banten Sultanate
linked to: Sultanate of Banten