Padri War in West Sumatra (1803–1837)

1. Padri reform movement sparks conflict in Minangkabau

   Jan 1, 1803Labels: Padri movement, Minangkabau

   • Britannica
   • Padri Wars

2. Pagaruyung Palace reportedly burned during unrest

   Jan 1, 1804Labels: Pagaruyung Palace, Pagaruyung Kingdom

   • Pagaruyung
   • Padri Wars

3. Adat leaders sign cooperation agreement with Dutch

   Feb 10, 1821Labels: Sultan Tangkal, Dutch

   • Bagagar
   • Pagaruyung

4. Dutch begin military operations against Padri positions

   Apr 1, 1821Labels: Dutch military, Minangkabau

   • Padri Wars
   • Britannica

5. Tuanku Nan Tuo dies amid Padri-era strife

   Jan 1, 1824Labels: Tuanku Nan

   • Nan Tuo
   • Padri Wars

6. Treaty of Masang brings temporary lull in fighting

   Jan 1, 1824Labels: Treaty of

   • Padri Wars
   • Britannica

7. Dutch establish Fort de Kock at Bukittinggi

   Jan 1, 1825Labels: Fort de, Bukittinggi

   • Fort de Kock
   • Bukittinggi

8. Dutch renew large-scale campaigns after Java War ends

   Jan 1, 1831Labels: Java War, Dutch

   • Britannica
   • Padri Wars

9. Tuanku Imam Bonjol surrenders, then resumes rebellion

   Jan 1, 1832Labels: Tuanku Imam, Bonjol

   • Britannica
   • Imam Bonjol

10. Tuanku Rao wounded and dies after Dutch interception

    Jan 29, 1833Labels: Tuanku Rao, Dutch troops

    • Tuanku Rao
    • Padri Wars

11. Plakat Panjang agreement declared in Minangkabau

    Oct 25, 1833Labels: Plakat Panjang, Dutch colonial

    • Kompas
    • Padri Wars

12. Dutch launch sustained operations against Bonjol stronghold

    Jan 1, 1835Labels: Bonjol stronghold, Dutch forces

    • Britannica
    • Padri Wars

13. Dutch seize Bonjol, effectively ending Padri War

    Aug 16, 1837Labels: Bonjol, Dutch troops

    • Imam Bonjol
    • Britannica