Soul Catcher Java's Fiery Prince Mangkunegara I, 1726-1795

COVER
Half title page
Editorial Board
Full title page
Copyright page
Contents
Transcription, Orthography, Toponyms and Personal Names
Dating Systems
List of Maps
Abbreviations
Introduction
Part 1 - Youth and War
Chapter 1 - A Child at Court,
Briefly Glimpsed, 1726–42
Chapter 2 - Into Rebellion, 1743–46:
Early Skirmishes
Chapter 3 - The Third Javanese War
of Succession, Phase 1:
Together with Mangkubumi, 1746–51
Chapter 4 - The Third Javanese War
of Succession, Phase 2:
The Collapse of the Rebel Alliance and Internal Warfare, 1752–53
Chapter 5 - The Third Javanese War of Succession, Phase 3: Mangkunagara Fights Alone and Mangkubumi Becomes Sultan, 1753–55
Chapter 6 - The Third Javanese War of Succession’s Final Phase: Mangkunagara’s Concluding Battles to Senior Princedom, 1755–57 Chapter 6 - The Third Javanese War of Succession’s Final Phase: Mangkunagara’s Concluding Battles to Senior Princedom, 1755–57 The
Part 2 - War by Other Means
Chapter 7 - Becoming Established in Surakarta and the Defeat of Marriage Diplomacy, 1757–68
Chapter 8 - Dealing with Marginalisation as the Courts Faced a New Century, 1768–78
Chapter 9 - Mangkunagara’s Later Years:
Piety, the Arts, Illness and Loss, c. 1779–88
Chapter 10 - Religion, the Crisis in Surakarta and Mangkunagara’s Final Victory with His New European Allies, 1787–95
Chapter 11 - Mangkunagaran Legacies
Maps
Genealogy of Principal Members
Appendix 1 - Detailed Discussion of
Principal Primary Sources
Appendix 2 - Who Was Seh Ibrahim?
Appendix 3 - Site of the Battle at Tugu, October 1754
Appendix 4 - A Glimpse of Yasadipura I
in 1788
Appendix 5 - Senior Officers of the VOC in Java
during Mangkunagara I’s Life
Acknowledgements
Illustration Credits
Glossary
Bibliography
Index
List of published titles under the series