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Kanoman supported by the Dutch colonial government to release Besluit (Dutch: decree) Governor-General of the Dutch East Indies who raised Prince Raja Kanoman became Sultan Carbon Kacirebonan in 1807 with the restriction that the sons and successors are not entitled to the title of sultan, simply by the title of prince. Since it is in Cirebon Sultanate increased by one ruler again, the Sultanate Kacirebonan, a fraction of the Sultanate Kanoman. The throne of Sultan Kanoman V falls on the son of Sultan Anom IV else named Sultan Anom Abusoleh Imamuddin (1803-1811). Kacirebonan Palace was built in 1807 during the second split of the Sultanate. The succession of the sultans Generally went smoothly, until the reign of Sultan Anom IV (1798-1803), when the split occurred, one of his sons Because items, namely Prince Raja Kanoman, wanted to build his Sultanate, the Sultanate of Kacirebonan.
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1768:Lovina Beach
1464:Surabaya Zoo
1449:Sempu island
1434:Ranu Kumbolo
1379:Mount Semeru
1374:Mount Merapi
1239:Bogor Palace
1091:Lagundri Bay
1061:Bukit Lawang
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1798:Nusa Penida
1788:Moyo Island
1429:Ragunan Zoo
1399:Pangandaran
1394:Nusa Barong
1364:Mount Bromo
1324:Kawah Putih
1299:Ijen Crater
1269:Ceto Temple
1096:Lampung Bay
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908:Taman Ujung
903:Istana Ubud
329:Megamendung
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201:1479-1568:
176:Netherlands
95:August 2022
84:section on
56:"languages"
44:translation
1932:Categories
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1519:Kalimantan
1234:Baturraden
1131:Metro City
1076:Jam Gadang
949:Kadato Kie
770:Taman Sari
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656:Kalimantan
534:2017-04-16
507:References
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209:Fatahillah
124:Indonesian
1843:Tanah Lot
1773:Mandalika
1748:Kintamani
1728:Goa Gajah
1718:Gili Meno
1698:Cempi Bay
1673:Awang Bay
1439:Ranu Pani
1419:Prambanan
1414:Penataran
1244:Borobudur
1229:Batu City
1111:Lake Toba
1046:Berastagi
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321:Pasisiran
263:and Dutch
247:Sundanese
144:Kasepuhan
1828:Senggigi
1823:Seminyak
1793:Nusa Dua
1743:Kelimutu
1738:Jimbaran
1713:Gili Air
1592:Sulawesi
1499:Trowulan
1444:Sangiran
1086:Krakatoa
918:Sulawesi
601:16 April
410:See also
251:Javanese
187:Semarang
126:city of
82:WP:PNTCU
1938:Cirebon
1868:Uluwatu
1678:Bedugul
1557:Kakaban
1008:Sumatra
842:Sumatra
724:Jakarta
644:Palaces
381:Kanoman
371:Tourism
345:chimera
337:panther
274:Culture
259:Chinese
255:Islamic
164:Holland
160:Kanoman
154:History
140:Gamelan
128:Cirebon
1878:Maluku
1808:Pecatu
1693:Canggu
1645:Toraja
1494:Tretes
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1384:Mrapen
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1274:G-Land
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120:Kraton
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1882:Papua
1818:Sanur
1813:Rinca
1209:Anyer
361:Panji
341:tiger
325:batik
172:Ambon
168:Dutch
132:Keris
1880:and
1858:Ubud
1758:Kuta
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603:2017
494:ISBN
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