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    <title>Bali Padma Bhuwana &amp; Nabila Rahmawati</title>
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        <title>Bali–Mataram War 1636: A Battle of Identity and Faith on the Island of the Gods</title>
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        <description><![CDATA[ The Bali–Mataram War of 1636 was a major conflict over identity, religion, and sovereignty. Bali resisted submission to Mataram in order to preserve its Hindu-Buddhist traditions, while Mataram sought to unite territories under Islam. Although Mataram initially captured some coastal areas, Bali’s fierce resistance prevented them from conquering the island. The war left a lasting legacy, strengthening Balinese identity and teaching Mataram the limits of military power. ]]></description>
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