Deanisha Eka Safitri, Nanda Abdul Majid, Feny Oktavia, Rizky Maulana, Tri Devi Ulil Azmi, Rino Dwi Saputra, Mahfud Mahfud

Early History of Puputan Bayu War and Petilasan Prabu Tawang Alun

Introduction

Early history of puputan bayu war and petilasan prabu tawang alun. Explore the early history of the 1773 Puputan Bayu War between Blambangan and VOC in Rowo Bayu. Uncover the story of King Tawang Alun and his significant petilasan site.

Abstract

The village where Rowo Bayu Banyuwangi is composed of village area, land, agriculture and florest. The Village is know as location of Bayu puputan war that took place between prince Jagapati of the Kingdom of Blambangan and the VOC in 1773. The purpose of the existence of the Tawang Alun Prabu petition. The results who wass the king who led the Kedawung Kingdom who eventually decided his throne from his sister who wanted to rule the Kingdom And left the Kingdom who went to Rowo Bayu to be seated. The writing of this article uses a descriptive method based on data extraction through interviews and also through the study of the Library from several written sources.

Review

This article proposes an investigation into a fascinating and regionally significant historical topic: the Puputan Bayu War and the associated figure of Prabu Tawang Alun, particularly focusing on the site of Petilasan Prabu Tawang Alun in Rowo Bayu, Banyuwangi. The subject matter holds considerable potential for contributing to our understanding of local Blambangan history, its interactions with the VOC, and the cultural memory embedded in specific historical sites. The abstract signals an intent to explore the historical context of the 1773 war and the legacy of Prabu Tawang Alun, suggesting a narrative that intertwines conflict, leadership, and sacred geography, which is highly relevant to historical and anthropological studies of the region. The methodology outlined, utilizing a descriptive approach based on interviews and library studies, is appropriate for an initial historical investigation of this nature. The inclusion of local interviews suggests an effort to gather oral histories or community perspectives, which can enrich the factual accounts derived from written sources. The abstract briefly touches upon the identified role of Prabu Tawang Alun as a king of Kedawung who later renounced his throne and settled in Rowo Bayu, indicating an attempt to trace the biographical and geographical connections that form the core of the study. This blend of historical events and personal narratives, grounded in a specific locale, offers a valuable lens through which to examine local heritage. However, the abstract itself suffers from significant grammatical errors, structural inconsistencies, and a lack of academic clarity that would hinder its effectiveness in a peer-reviewed journal. The "purpose" statement is incomplete, and the "results" section, while offering some detail about Prabu Tawang Alun, does not clearly articulate the findings in relation to the Puputan Bayu War or the "purpose" previously stated. Before progressing, a thorough linguistic and structural review of the entire manuscript is essential. The authors should strive for concise, precise academic language, clearly state their research questions or objectives, and summarize their key findings in a way that directly addresses those objectives. Addressing these issues will greatly enhance the scholarly credibility and accessibility of the work.

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