And also the Dutch were started to trying make the English losses many of their allies on East Indies including expelled the English possesions in East Indies . By this proving Coen asses that the English reasons was not the reasons for why the British hijacked their ships on Siams. And Coen was tried to intimidate the English by planned the assasinations plan to Nicholas Ufftels who also proving by the reasons that Nicholas trying to broke the English relations with Dutch. Include by attemping the war on Jayakarta.[5][4]
Course of wars
In 20 December 1618 the VOC fleets were occured an naval engagements against EIC fleets in Jayakarta coasts,J.P Coen was truly launched an military aggresions to EIC by starting the wars in East Indies. On 2 days ago the VOC fleets in Molucca was plundered the EIC ships, and also the EIC received some news the Richard Wetsby (the ambassador of English on Jambi) also killed by ths VOC after Wetsby received an party invited by the VOC who wants to traped and killed him and also burned the EIC ships called "The Hound".[6][7][4]
In 31 December 1618 Jan Pieterszoon Coen launced an naval actions in Jayakarta coasts,but his fleets was not able to attacked the Banten-English coast because their fleets were trapped by English-Banten fleets. With this conditions Coen decided to retreated into Molucca to assembled his forces.[8]
Also in 26 December 1618 Banten Sultanate send the 2,000-3,000 troops to Jayakarta by the Prince Ramanggala orders,the main objective of the arrival Banten forces in Jayakarta was the Banten attemps to expelled the VOC in Jayakarta,also Ramanggala established the new rules that the VOC cannot trade and open their lodges in Jayakarta,but with the arrival of Banten forces also unsettled Prince Jayakarta (the ruler of Jayakarta) Prince Jayakarta gave an demand, if the Dutch was leaved Jayakarta the English also leaved the Jayakarta. According to English company this conditions was marking the Prince Jayakarta want to split their relations with Banten and also this conditions pressed the English to do their actions in Jayakarta. While the 5 ships of Dutch company was leaving Jayakarta to avoid their conditions in Jayakarta.[9][10][7]
Storming of Fort Mauritius Huis
On 10-14 January 1619 the English-Banten forces attacked the VOC fort in Jayakarta coast,after that the VOC retreated from Jayakarta to Jepara and Ambon. The VOC also sending the message to EIC for gaving the fairness of the family and VOC officials. And the VOC mentioned that the people living on the Fort Mauritius Huis was living in the worst conditions and also the VOC trusted the EIC the future of their people in fort has no assurance, this request was accepted by the EIC gave 200.000 Lire to their officials safety in two years. However the VOC respond this answer by attacking EIC fleets in Ambon.[11][12]And in 22 January 1619 the Bantenese forces led by Prince Jayakarta was leading his forces to kidnapped the VOC leaders on Jayakarta and they success to kidnapped the one of the VOC leaders in Jayakarta (Pieter Van Den Brock).[13]
Sieges of Fort Mauritius Huis
On 29 January 1619 after the English-Banten forces stormed the VOC forts in Jayakarta coast,the Banten forces launched the blockade on the VOC forts but the English only helping the Banten forces by give their weapons to Banten forces. After in 4 days the VOC officials in the fort were surrendered to the English-Banten forces. Meanwhile in Cirebon Sultanate established their relations with EIC and opening their port to the EIC,also Cirebon choose Henry Boshvile as the leader of their post traders in Jepara.[14][12]
Capture of Lodge Nassau Huis
On 1 March 1619 the English-Banten forces attacked the VOC lodges in the Jayakarta coast area, the attack divided in the two type forces: the navy and the ground forces,Banten forces with the help of EIC fleets captured the VOC lodges and factory in Jayakarta coast. They succeeded to captured many of the VOC spices and weaponry. Also the English freeing their captured forces. After the attacks the VOC castles were under sieges of the Banten-English forces and Prince Jayakarta gave his positions to Prince Ramanggala as the new ruler of Jayakarta.[15][16][17]
J.P Coen and his fleets bombarded the English fleets on Run (island) the base of EIC many of the pieces of Forts were destroyed by Coen fleets,after attacked the EIC fort the VOC fleets also attacked many of the EIC spices farms who under of the VOC canon range. After the attacks the VOC fleets delayed their Campaign in Banda islands and sailed to Jayakarta for launching the counter campaign on Jayakarta.[18]
After the raid on Run islands the Dutch decided to launched their counter-attacks on Jayakarta by attacking the Banten forces in the coast line of Jayakarta and captured their fort who under Banten hands,Jan Pieterszoon Coen launched the series of the brutal naval actions on Jayakarta by destructed the port of Jepara and hijacked many Chinese ships who wants to trade into the Jayakarta.[19][20]
References
↑ Valentijn, François, "Oud en Nieuw Oost-Indiën" (1724-1726)
Furnivall (2010). Netherlands India. Cambridge University Press. ISBN9781108011273.
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