The kingdom of Tabukan is located on the island of Sangihe, province of North Sulawesi.
Location of Sangihe
Island of Sangihe
Island of Sangihe
* Foto kingdom of Tabukan: link
* Foto’s kingdoms of the archipelago Sangihe: link
History of the kingdom of Tabukan
Antonio Pigafetta (a Magellan clerk in 1421) recorded that on the Sangihe there were four kings. Two on Siau and one on Tagulandang. But three centuries later historical sources, accoring to the writings of F. Valentijn, who came to the Sangihe early 18th century, mentioned only two kingdoms on Sangihe, namely Tabukan and Kalongan. According to him, then approximately in 1670 appeared nine kingdoms on Sangihe, namely: the kingdoms of Kendahe, Taruna, Kolongan, Manganitu, Kauhis, Limau, Tabukan, Sawang (Saban) and the Tamako.
After king Makaampo died, his son, Wuatengsemba, became the first king of Tabukan in the Portuguese and Spanish colonial period 1575-1610. Wuatengsemba married with Tansekoa daughter, the daughter of the queen Lohoraung. The kingdom covered Selimahe untill Padarehokang, except the Tamako region from Lelapide to Toademanandu, which belonged to the kingdom of Siau during the reign of Makaampo. During his reign the Portugese came to Tabukan.
List of kings
Versi 1 – Source: https://sitaro.wordpress.com/raja-raja-tabukan/
* 1530-1575: King don Macaampo / Wawenggehe
* 1575-1610: King Pahawuateng / Wuatengsemba, putera
* 1610-1677: R. Hama / Gamanbanua / Gadma, son. From 1654 Markus Vascoda Filianena (first ruler with the title king)
* 1677-1700: R. Don Francesco/Franciscus Macaampo Juda I/Rolongsego Juda I. (murdered), son
* 1700-1718: R. Mehengkelangki /Matheus Fransicscos Macaampo. Son
* 1718-1722: R. Jacob Markus Dalero. Brother.
* 1722-1757:
A) R. Don Philip Macaampo/Karula. Son 5.
B) Around 1748 t; dari 1748-17.e The king was sick. The Jogugu (district chief) was temporary-ruler: Jacobus Takalima.
* 1757-1782: R. David Johan Philip/ Macaampo Sani/Mawu Sinaka. Grandchild.
* 1782-1785?: Hendrik Daniel Paparang/Pahawuateng II. Grandchild.
* 1……-1847: R. Willem Alexander Paparang/Juda II. Son.
* 1847?-1851: Jacob Nicolaas Paparang/Bebesang. Son
* 1851-1880: Hendrik David Paparang/Kumuku/Mawu Nilawu. Brother
* 1880-1881: Regent Ahogho Paparang/Herman Paparang. Brother
* 1881-1882: Regent L.W. Israel Kakomba
* 1882-1883: Regent Labanasse Manossoh
* 1883: Regent Manganguling Laihad
* 1883: Regent Buli-Wuli (W.) Janis. Ruled 6 months.
* 1883-1885: Regent Ansa Dulage Kansil
* 1885-1892: Regent Cornelis Sirih Darea (1885-1892 (died when he was captured)
* 1892-1922: Raja David Jonathan Papukule Sarapil. Untill 1897 regen.
Had no legal royal children. One son was prince Sarapil, whose descendent after some generations was Raja David Sarapil, who was much praised by the dutch as a superb ruler. Born in 1850.
* 1922-1929: R. Willem Alexander Kahendage Sarapil (exiled to Sulawesi in 1928. .Already ruled 1-9-1922
* 1929-1944: R. Lefinus Israel Petrus Macpal. Killed by the japanese.
* 1944-1946: Temporary-Raja Umar Muhammad (Colonial official from Minahass) (also ruler of Tahuna 1942-1945?)
* 1946: Temp. Raja Abdullah Mohammad (Colonial official From Gorontalo)
* 1949-1951: Rudolf A. Tasin. Former Jogugu)
* 1951-1952: J.M. Laihad; Highest Ruler of the Self Governed State/Pejabat Swapraja
* 1952-1953: Buol Pontoh. Chief / Head of semi-independent state
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Versi 2 – Source: http://sahandarumangblog.blogspot.co.id/2017/11/kerajaan-tabukan-sangihe.html
1342-1402: Raja Matandatu from Salurang
1402-1457: Raja Pahawonseke from Sahabe
1457-1512: Raja Mamatanusa
1512-1567: Raja Wuatengsemba
1567-1662: Raja Gamanbanua Nena
1662-1672: Raja Don Franciscus Rolongsenggo Juda I
1672-1712: Raja Franciscus Mehengkenglangi
1712-1722: Raja Jacob Markus Dalero
1722-1757: Raja Don Philip Karula. Around 1748 the Raja was sickly; From 1748 the Jogugu (A District Chief) was temporary-Ruler: Jacobus Takalima
1757-1782: Raja David Johan Philip Sani
1782-1785: Raja Hendrik Daniel Paparang Pahawuateng II
1785-1847: Raja Raja Willem Paparang Juda II
1847- 1851: Raja Jacob Nocolaas Paparang Bebesang
1851-1892: Raja David Paparang Kumuku (mawu nilawu)
1880-1881: Regent Aghogho Paparang
1881-1882: Regent L.W. Israel Kakomba
1882-1883: Regent Labanasse Manossoh
1883: Regent Manganguling Laihad
1883: Regent Buli Wuli Janis
1883-1885: Regent Ansa Dulage
1885-1892: Regent Cornelis Sirih Darea
1892-1922: Raja Jonathan Papukule Sarapil
1922-1929: Raja Willem Kahendage Sarapil
1929-1944: Raja Lefinus Israel Macpal.
Family of king Sarapil (king of Tabukan), family K.G.F. Steller and Kel G.F Schroder (Penginjil Sangihe)
History of the kingdoms on the island of Sangihe
Google translation
Since the 15th century in P. Sangihe emerged local / traditional government. The first time, evidenced by the records of Magellan clerk in 1421, Antonio Pigaffeta. At Sangihe, Pigafetta noted there were four kings. Two in Siau and one in Tagulandang. But the source of history three centuries later, the results of the writings of F. Valentijn, who came to Sangihe early 18th century, mentioned initially only two kingdoms in Sangihe, namely Tabukan and Kalongan. According to him, later about the year 1670 appeared nine kingdoms in Sangihe, namely:
* Kerajaan Kendahe,
* Kerajaan Taruna,
* Kerajaan Kolongan,
* Kerajaan Manganitu (Kauhis),
* Kerajaan Limau,
* Kerajaan Tabukan,
* Kerajaan Sawang (Saban) dan
* Kerajaan Tamako.
However, the last kingdom (Tamako) became part of Siau. Meanwhile, the king of Limau crushed troops dispatch Padtbrugge. This kingdom was destroyed. And, Sawang joined the kingdom of Taruna and the kingdom of Kolongan. And Kauhis joined Manganitu.
In 1898 the kingdom of Kendahe and the kingdom of Taruna merged into one. It was in these two regions that in 1919king Soleman Ponto ruled with its center in the present city of Tahuna. In the 1900’s the remaining four kingdoms were: Tabukan, Manganitu, Siau and Kendahe-Taruna.
Source Tabukan (only indon. language)
– Sejarah kerajaan Tabukan: http://historyroemahboenga.blogspot.co.id/2009/12/kerajaan-tabukan.html?zx=3fd9667434ec7f07
– Sejarah kerajaan Tabukan: http://sahandarumangblog.blogspot.co.id/2017/11/kerajaan-tabukan-sangihe.html
– Daftar Raja Tabukan: https://sitaro.wordpress.com/raja-raja-tabukan/
– Makam raja Tabukan Ampo Wawengeh (1530): http://kebudayaan.kemdikbud.go.id/bpcbgorontalo/2014/07/01/makam-raja-maka-ampo-wawengeh-raja-pertama-tabukan-1530/
Source kingdoms on Sangihe (only indon. language)
– Sejarah kerajaan di Sangihe: http://9soputan9.blogspot.co.id/2013/11/kerajaan-sangihe-talaud.html
– Sejarah kerajaan di Sangihe: http://dhevinadalinda.blogspot.co.id/2014/10/cerita-sejarah-raja-gumansalangi-raja.html
– Sejarah kerajaan di Sangihe: http://sangihekab.go.id/home/index.php?document_srl=855&mid=Sejarah
– Sejarah kerajaan di Sangihe: http://manado.tribunnews.com/2013/06/25/asal-usul-manado-siau-dan-sangihe-talaud
– Raja raja Sangihe Talaud: http://raja-rajasangihetalaud.blogspot.co.id/2016/08/800×600-normal-0-false-false-false-en.html
– Sejarah kerajaan-kerajaan di Sulawesi Utara: https://arkeologiriset.wordpress.com/2017/11/01/sejarah-sangihe-pilipin
Old maps of the islands of Sangihe, Talaud dan Tagulandang
Islands Sangihe (Sangir), Talaud and Tagulandang, 1700.
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Islands Sangir (Sangir) and Talaud, 1724
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Islands Sangihe (Sangir), Talaud and Tagulandang, 1894
