Islamic transformations in the periphery of Maluku, Indonesia

Kaartinen, Timo

doi:10.1080/13639811.2019.1583428

Indonesia and the Malay World

2019

DOI: 10.1080/13639811.2019.1583428

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Islamic transformations in the periphery of Maluku, Indonesia

Timo Kaartinen¹

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The Revival of Adat and the Articulation of the ‘Kingdom Slot’ in Loloda, North Halmahera, Indonesia

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Mansur

2021

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This article examines the historical background behind the recent reinstallation of Loloda’s kingship in North Halmahera, Indonesia. This marginalized group of people reignited their mythic narratives to renegotiate their centrality and power as a region, strengthening both their ethnic and cultural identities in the process. Through the narrative of the Kie Romtoha (Five Mountains), the activists placed Loloda alongside the four other mythic centres of Maluku called the Kie Raha (Four Mountains) and promoted the myth of Jou Tolo, a royal ancestor, to conform with the royal origin stories of the Kie Raha states. This article illustrates how the Loloda people were not only able to rise above their societal position by rearticulating these myths, but were also able to utilize these stories to facilitate religious reconciliation in modern times, despite there being a painful history of division between Muslims and Christians within this community.

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The Revival of Adat and the Articulation of the ‘Kingdom Slot’ in Loloda, North Halmahera, Indonesia

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2021

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Prowess and Indigenous Capture: Hinges and Epistemic Propositions in the Prey Lang Forest

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Islamic transformations in the periphery of Maluku, Indonesia

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The Revival of Adat and the Articulation of the ‘Kingdom Slot’ in Loloda, North Halmahera, Indonesia

The Revival of Adat and the Articulation of the ‘Kingdom Slot’ in Loloda, North Halmahera, Indonesia

Prowess and Indigenous Capture: Hinges and Epistemic Propositions in the Prey Lang Forest

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