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Encyclopedia > Sultanate of Banten

The Banten Sultanate (Indonesian: Kasultanan Banten) was a sultanate in Banten, founded in the sixteenth century. It is said to have been founded by Sunan Gunungjati, who later went on to found Cirebon. A sultan (Arabic: سلطان) is an Islamic monarch ruling under the terms of shariah. ... For the sultanate, see Banten Sultanate. ... Sunan Gunungjati was a Javanese wali who founded the city of Cirebon and the Banten Sultanate. ... Cirebon (formerly Cheribon) is a city on north coast of the Indonesian island of Java. ...


List of sultans

  • Sunan Gunungjati
  • Hasanudin - Panembahan Surosowan (1552-1570)
  • Maulana Yusuf - Panembahan Pakalangan Gedé (1570-1580)
  • Maulana Muhammad - Pangeran Ratu Ing Banten (1580-1596)
  • Pangeran Ratu - Abdul Kadir Kenari (1596-1651)
  • Ageng Tirtayasa - Abul Fath Abdul Fattah (1651-1672)
  • Abu Nasr Abdul Kahhar - Sultan Haji (1672-1687)
  • Abdul Fadhl (1687-1690)
  • Abul Mahasin Zainul Abidin (1690-1733)
  • Muhammad Syifa Zainul Ar (1750-1752)
  • Muhammad Wasi Zainifin (1733-1750)
  • Syarifuddin Artu Wakilul Alimin (1752-1753)
  • Muhammad Arif Zainul Asyikin (1753-1773)
  • Abul Mafakir Muhammad Aliyuddin (1773-1799)
  • Muhyiddin Zainush Sholihin (1799-1801)
  • Muhammad Ishaq Zainul Muttaqin (1801-1802)
  • Wakil Pangeran Natawijaya (1802-1803)
  • Aliyuddin II (1803-1808)
  • Wakil Pangeran Suramanggala (1808-1809)
  • Muhammad Syafiuddin (1809-1813)
  • Muhammad Rafiuddin (1813-1820)

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