Pangeran Diponegoro and the Java War

The video covers the life of Pangeran Diponegoro, a key figure in the Java War against Dutch colonial forces. Born in 1785, Diponegoro was a prince who chose to live outside the palace, focusing on religious and military studies. Rising tensions in Yogyakarta due to Dutch interference led to the Java War's outbreak in 1825. Diponegoro's guerrilla tactics initially challenged Dutch forces, but internal betrayals and strategic setbacks led to his defeat. In 1830, he was captured during negotiations and exiled, marking the war's end.

When did Pangeran Diponegoro start the Java War?

• 20 July 1855

• 20 July 1825

• 20 July 1872

• 20 July 1785

What was Pangeran Diponegoro's birth name?

• Sentot Alibasyah

• Raden Mas Ontowiryo

• Sultan Hamengkubuwono

• Patih Danurejo

Why did Pangeran Diponegoro choose to live in Tegalrejo?

• To expand his territory

• To lead a rebellion

• To study religion, military, and arts

• To engage in politics

What caused the socio-political tensions in Yogyakarta?

• Natural disasters

• Economic prosperity

• Cultural exchanges

• Dutch interventions in internal affairs

What event triggered the conflict between Diponegoro's followers and the Dutch?

• A failed harvest

• A diplomatic meeting

• Construction of railway stakes

• A royal wedding

How many princes supported Pangeran Diponegoro during the Java War?

• 25 out of 40

• 15 out of 29

• 20 out of 30

• 10 out of 20

What strategy did the Dutch use to limit Diponegoro's movements?

• Economic Sanctions

• Guerrilla Warfare

• Benteng Stelsel

• Naval Blockade

Who was the first major ally of Diponegoro to surrender?

• Pangeran Mangkubumi

• Kyai Mojo

• Sentot Alibasyah

• Patih Danurejo

Where was Pangeran Diponegoro exiled after his capture?

• Manado and Makassar

• Bali and Lombok

• Jakarta and Surabaya

• Sumatra and Kalimantan

In what year did Pangeran Diponegoro pass away?

• 1825

• 1855

• 1830

• 1872