CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE. 5^5 April 26. — The Dutch send a mission to the sultan of Mataram, and conclude a treaty of peace with him. The sultan of Mataram in Java sends a mission to the king of Macassar in Celebes. C. 1646. J. 1568. H. 1056. The sultan of Mataram dies, and is succeeded by his son, Tagalarum. C. 1647. J. 1569. H. 1057. The sultan of Mataram suppresses a revolt of the people of Blambangan, aided by the people of Bali. C. 1648. J. 1570. H. 1058. The Moluccas continue in a state of insurrec- tion, and the inhabitants carry on a continual war- fare with the Dutch. C. 1649. J. 1571. H. 1059. The sultan of Mataram issues an order to his subjects, enjoini7ig all the men to marry each two wives. e. 1650. J. 1572. H. 1060. Charles Reinerzoon, governor-general of the Dutch Indies. C. 1651. J. 1573. H. 1061. The sultan of Mataram constructs a palace at Plered, and removes his court thither. The Adi- pati of Jambi, and the chiefs of Cheribon in Su- matra, do homage at Mataram. C. 1652. J. 1574. H. 1062. Jan. 31. — The king of Ternate is carried off to
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