The seen and unseen worlds in Java, 1726-1749 : history, literature and Islam in the court of Pakubuwana II
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The seen and unseen worlds in Java, 1726-1749 : history, literature and Islam in the court of Pakubuwana II
（Southeast Asia publications series）
Asian Studies Association of Australia in association with Allen & Unwin, c1998 , University of Hawai'i Press, c1998
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 355-376) and index
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In this work Professor M.C. Ricklefs explores the nexus between religious belief and mundane behaviour in mid-eighteenth century Java - exploding widely accepted stereotypes about the role of Islam in Javanese civilisation as he does so.
Pakubuwana II was a malleable 16-year-old who came to the throne under the religious influence of his pious and mystical grandmother Ratu Pakubuwana. He was shaped into the model mystic monarch, who eventually went to Holy War against the Dutch East India Company. Images of Javanese cultural history as a contest between Javanist and Islamic modes are shown to be unsustainable in the light of this vital period in Indonesian history. Islam is central to this story.
This study rests upon a vast range of Javanese and Dutch sources. Readers will gain a unique sense of how members of the Javanese elite thought, prayed and performed at this time, when pre-colonial Javanese court culture was at its height.
Professor M.C. Ricklefs is an acknowledged authority on Indonesian, and especially Javanese, history. His major books include Jogjakarta under Sultan Mangkubumi 1749-92 (1974), War, Culture and Economy in Java 1677-1726 (1993) and the standard reference A History of Modern Indonesia since c1300 (1981, 2nd edn 1993), the Indonesian edition of which (1991) is widely used in Indonesia. Professor Ricklefs held academic appointments at London University, All Souls College Oxford and Monash University before being appointed (1993) as Director of the Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies at the Australian National University.
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Introduction
1.Seen and unseen worlds at the start of Pakubuwana II's reign, 1726-8
2.Ratu Pakubuwana's three magic books from the time of Sultan Agung, 1729-30
3.Ratu Pakubuwana's minor texts and Sultan Agung's Suluk Garwa Kancan, 1730
4.The tales of Cabolek and Prince Mangkubumi, c.1731
5.The younger generation takes charge, 1731-6
6.Belief, power and literature, 1737-8
7.The failure of the mystic king, 1739-40
8.Holy War and catastrophe, 1741-2
9.Winners, losers and the supernatural, 1742-4
10.Last acts: The abandonment of Kartasura and the final years of Pakubuwana II, 1744-9
Conclusion: Religion and the reign of Pakubuwana II
Appendix I: Raffles Java 14: Caritanira Askandar Dulkarnen
Appendix II: Principal members of the Mataram dynasty in the later seventeenth and eig
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内容説明
This work explores the nexus between religious belief and mundane behaviour in mid-18th-century Java, exploding the widely accepted stereotypes about the role of Islam in Javanese civilization as he does so. Pakubawana was a malleable 16 year-old who came to the throne under the religious influence of his pious and mystical grandmother Ratu Pakubuwana. He was shaped into the model mystic monarch, who eventually went to Holy War against the Dutch East India company. Specialist though the topic may be, the author's approach is broad, covering social, political and economic history during the reign of King Pakubawana II, the last ruler of the Katsura Kingdom. It provides an insight into how the Javanese thought, prayed and performed at this time, when pre-colonial Java court culutre was at its height.
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MapsIllustrationsPrefaceTranscription, orthography and personal namesAbbreviationsIntroduction1.Seen and unseen worlds at the start of Pakubuwana II's reign, 1726-82.Ratu Pakubuwana's three magic books from the time of Sultan Agung, 1729-303.Ratu Pakubuwana's minor texts and Sultan Agung's Suluk Garwa Kancan, 17304.The tales of Cabolek and Prince Mangkubumi, c.17315.The younger generation takes charge, 1731-66.Belief, power and literature, 1737-87.The failure of the mystic king, 1739-408.Holy War and catastrophe, 1741-29.Winners, losers and the supernatural, 1742-410.Last acts: The abandonment of Kartasura and the final years of Pakubuwana II, 1744-9Conclusion: Religion and the reign of Pakubuwana IIAppendix I: Raffles Java 14: Caritanira Askandar Dulkarnen Appendix II: Principal members of the Mataram dynasty in the later seventeenth and eighteenth centuriesGlossaryBibliographyIndex
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