Red & White Revolution

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Red & White Revolution
Part of the Greater Tercon Revolutions
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The famous Pura Viahar, an illustration of the revolution in the village painting by Gilang Ramadhani
Date1 March 1491 – 11 November 1499 (1491-03-01 – 1499-11-11)
(Template:Age in months, weeks and days)
LocationKingdom of Jawa Kahyangan
Outcome

Causes

Historians have pointed to many events and factors within the Patravan regime that led to the Revolution. Rising social and economic inequality, new political ideas emerging from the Maderahisme, economic mismanagement, environmental factors leading to agricultural failure, unmanageable national debt, excessive spending of the Mercusuar Projects, and political mismanagement on the part of King Johan I have all been cited as laying the groundwork for the Revolution

Kingdom of Jawa Kahyangan

the Kingdom of Jawa Kahyangan, Jawa Kahyangan means Heaven of Java in Bahasa Karimun, located the same as the current modern nation more or less, the Kingdom of Jawa Kahyangan was the last Monarch ever in the Karimun's history from July 1403 til 1 August 1501, the kingdom led by Patravan Monarchy.

Absolute Monarchy

Kingdom of Jawa Kahyangan under Patravan Monarch was very careless in financial and well-known then until now as the most luxurious monarch ever written in the history, the royal families surrounded by elites w.ho taxed the commoners will unlogical price tag caused dissaproval in the people of the kingdom, the Kingdom is also short-lived before the Red & Revolution toppled the last King, King Johan I.

Patravan's Mercusuar Projects

Kingdom Jawa Kahyangan was famous for its excessive spending on massive infrastructure projects that didn't have any kind of benefits to its people back then, from its first king to the last, all had their signature projects example;

Monumen Kebanggaan

King Yanuari II's Monumen Kebanggaan (Lyoan: Pride Monument) was the jewel of the kingdom stadning around 10 metres to the sky and costed around KPT 240,000 ₭ and 250 people died in the this project to show the world the glory of the Kingdom's metal industry.

Kota Air Cipanas

King Yanuari III followed his father's footsteps by building massive projects, one of them is Kota Air Cipanas which translated to Hot Water City of Cipanas, the project was built as a vacationing area including sauna, etc for the royal family members and elites.

Taman Sentosa

King Rayan IV build the Taman Sentosa as a plan to expand Royal Gate, the monarch's royal palace. Taman Sentosa is a 15-hectares of parks with 2 hectares of manmade lake costing around KPT₭ 1,190,000 ₭.

Financial Crisis

King Rayan IV was the fifth king of the Kingdom of Jawa Kahyangan, his actions to built the massive Taman Sentosa caused the biggest deficits in the history. His luxurious spending on jewellery and gems, arts, and such also the biggest compared to former Kings and Queens.

Death of Rayan IV

King Rayan died at the age of 32 due to diabetes, the funeral was massive around a thousand people were invited, mostly are elites, religious leaders, and such.

Johan's Ascension of the Throne

Johan I's Optimistic Reforms

Patravan Betrayal

Red & White Campaign

Constitutional Monarchy

Royal Chamber

Revolution and the God

Maritime Revolution

Sea War of Surabaya
Suku Islands Blockade
Suku Islands Famine

Elites Bestrayal to the ruling Monarch

Merak Club
National Guard

Women's March on Royal Gate

Vandalism & Radicalism

Aggresive Approach of Revolution

Mount Kelus eruption and the Kelus Famine

Storming of the Royal Gate

Patravan Revolutionary Wars

Foreign Influences

First Republic

Pre

ASBER versus KMB

Tritura

The Decline of ASBER, The Rise of KMB

The End of the Dual Legislative Body

Karimun Legislative Union

Republic Manifesto of Unity

Lukas Ezra

Patravan Massacre

Galvin Etran Appointment

Media & Symbolism

Newspaper

Garuda

Patravan Tricolor

Royal Color

Role of Women

Prominent Figures

Counter-Revolutionary Women

Economic & Social Policies

Long Time Impact

Historiography