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In the period around 1852 to 1873, several agreements were made between the Dutch and various territories in what is now Indonesia. These agreements, known as contracts, were established with different regions:
  • In 1854: Peelos, Dongalos, and Sowailli
  • In 1862: The Ajatoretheer territories
  • In 1862 and 1827: Durizanwo, Binoeaing, and Mbamoedjoe
  • In 1862 and 1868: Maeljerieh
  • In 1862, 1870, and 1873: Damboewan and Dapalang
  • In 1861: Balanipes
  • In 1858: Louwoe
  • In 1854: Sidewieng
  • In 1854: Sopeng with its dependency Meorio
The contracts made distinctions between replacement and binding force. The agreements with Boni, Sopeng, Loewoe, and four Mandhar lands (Maeene, Dapalang, Damboewan, and Balanipa) replaced earlier contracts where they conflicted with new agreements. The Boni contract specifically mentioned two Bongaisse treaties, while those with Soping and Loewoe only mentioned the treaty of 1667. Other contracts, including those with Sideming, Barroe, and the Doevalea region, stated that earlier agreements remained binding unless modified by new circumstances.

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National Archives / Archives South Holland, archive number 2.10.02, Inventaris van het archief van het Ministerie van Koloniën, 1850-1900, inventory number 6068, GEHEIM- EN KABINETSARCHIEF, Kabinetsverbaal 1850-1900, Kabinetsverbaal, 1875 O19 - L21



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