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Gowa

historical state, Indonesia
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  • Indonesia
    Gorontalo
    / History

    The southwestern Makassarese state of Gowa, whose ruler adopted Islam in 1605, extended his control over the northern states.

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    The southwestern Makassarese state of Gowa, whose ruler adopted Islam in 1605, extended his control over the northern states.

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  • Indonesia
    South Sulawesi
    / History

    …1530 the Makassarese state of Gowa emerged as the strongest state, and its ruler adopted Islam in 1605.

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    …1530 the Makassarese state of Gowa emerged as the strongest state, and its ruler adopted Islam in 1605.

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  • Indonesia
    West Sulawesi
    / History

    …of the southwestern state of Gowa—a Makassarese domain—adopted Islam in 1605. The kingdom soon became a sultanate, and it gradually extended its control over the northern states.

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    …of the southwestern state of Gowa—a Makassarese domain—adopted Islam in 1605. The kingdom soon became a sultanate, and it gradually extended its control over the northern states.

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