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Bahasa Indonesia: Sultans Statie Troepen, (Prajurit Sultan) – gambar dari 1864

Koleksi WF Engelbert Van Bevervoorde

Dalam lukisan ini tergambar 14 bergada, dimana sekarang tinggal 10 saja (sebagian info mengatakan tinggal 12). Jadi ada 2 atau 4 bergada yang sudah ditiadakan. Menurut cerita sejak Raffles menguasai Jogja, maka kekuatan pasukan kraton dikurangi secara signifikan, termasuk memecah belah Jogja dengan mendirikan dukeness/kadipaten Pakualam yang berprajurit juga.

Atas kanan ke kiri:
Patangpoeloeh (Patangpuluh/Kawandasa)
Djogokario (Jagakarya)
Prawiratama
Njoetro (Nyutra/Panyutra) ~ 2 jenis merah & hitam
Ketanggoeng (Ketanggung)
Langen Astro (Langenastra) *
Mantri Djero (Mantrijero/Mantrilebet)

Bawah kanan ke kiri:
Boeginees (Bugis)
Midji Soemo pratomo **
Soero Karso (Surakarsa)
Djager (Pura Raksaka) *
Midji Soemo atmodjo **
Wiro Brodjo (Wirabraja)
Daeng (Daheng)

Catatan * Langenastro sekarang masuk Bergada Mantrijero tetapi berbeda senjata (tombak); sedang Jager hanya menjaga regol saja.

Catatan ** Telah dibubarkan sejak Sultan ke V, setelah penguasaan British-Indies/Raffles di Jawa (Invasi Inggris ke Jogja atau dalam istilah lokal “Geger Spei”) 1812
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Author J.H. Maronier

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