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Great House

The period of the Dutch East Indies

The main building of this palace complex was built in May 1824 that was initiated by Anthony Hendriks Smissaerat, Resident of Yogyakarta to-18 (1823-1825) that the existence of the "palace" is authoritative for the Dutch-resident resident while the architect is A. Payen.

Because of the Diponegoro War or the Java War (1825-1830) construction of the building was delayed. Construction is continued after the war ended that was completed in 1832. On June 10, 1867, the official residence of the Dutch resident was collapsed by the earthquake. New buildings were built and completed in 1869. The building is at the main building complex is now the Presidential Palace of Yogyakarta is also called the State House.

History of Fort Vredeburg

Dutch Period

Vredeburg fortress stands is closely related to the birth of Yogyakarta Sultanate. February 13, 1755 Giyanti Agreement which berrhasil resolve disputes between Susuhunan Pakubuwono III to Prince Mangkubumi (lane I will) is the result of Dutch politics that always wants to interfere in domestic affairs of the kings of Java at that time. Name Giyanti Agreement, because the treaty was agreed in Giyanti Village, a village located near Surakarta.