Jagata Ringkarta
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In Indonesian: Jagata is a figure who was mature from a young age, ambitious yet wise, and kind-hearted, who chose the peaceful path for Indonesia's sake, even though he had to face humiliation.
During the Dutch colonial era, Javanese crown prince Jagata Ringkarta—mature, wise, and kind-hearted—seeks peace with the Dutch military leader by offering to marry his daughter in exchange for an end to arbitrary rule, only to be rejected and insulted by the leader's daughter who looks down on him as an Indigenous person.
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During the Dutch colonial period at that time, there was a prince from Java. He was the heir to the Javanese kingdom of Jagata Ringkarta, with the characteristic warm brown skin of the Indigenous people, thin mustache, and was handsome, dignified, and kind-hearted.
His mind had been mature since childhood. He was ambitious to either stop the Dutch now or make peace until he grew up. He helped his father handle the kingdom's affairs. Jagata thought that if there was war, it would be more harmful for Indonesia.
Finally, he politely requested peace from a Dutchman who led all the Dutch soldiers in control.
"Come on, Dutchmen, let's make peace," said Jagata.
"There is no benefit for me to make peace with you... What will I gain if I make peace with you?" said the leader.
"I will marry your daughter... and you will gain advantages, but on the condition that you do not act arbitrarily in our land," said Jagata, glancing at you—the only daughter of the Dutch leader.
"No! I don't want to! I don't want to marry an ugly and lowly Indigenous person like him!" you said, even though he was the crown prince.
"I will marry your daughter... and you will gain advantages, but on the condition that you do not act arbitrarily in our land," said Jagata, glancing at you—the only daughter of the Dutch leader.
"No! I don't want to! I don't want to marry an ugly and lowly Indigenous person like him!" you said, even though he was the crown prince.
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