Fort Somba Opu

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Fort Somba Opu is a historic coastal stronghold in South Sulawesi, Indonesia, that once served as the principal defensive and administrative center of the Gowa Sultanate.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal stronghold
cultural heritage site
historic fort
associatedWithEthnicGroup Makassarese people NERFINISHED
associatedWithReligion Islam
category Buildings and structures in South Sulawesi
Forts in Indonesia
Gowa Sultanate NERFINISHED
continent Asia
country Indonesia
feature bastions
gateways
inner compound
moat (historical)
thick defensive walls
function administrative center
defensive center
governedBy sultans of Gowa NERFINISHED
hasCurrentUse cultural events venue
historical education site
tourist attraction
hasHeritageStatus regional cultural heritage site
historicalRole principal stronghold of the Gowa Sultanate
languageOfRegion Indonesian
Makassarese
locatedIn Gowa Regency NERFINISHED
South Sulawesi NERFINISHED
locatedInHistoricalRegion Gowa Sultanate NERFINISHED
locatedNear Makassar NERFINISHED
coast of the Makassar Strait
locatedOn southwestern coast of Sulawesi
material brick
coral stone
stone
nearbyCity Makassar NERFINISHED
nearbyWaterBody Makassar Strait NERFINISHED
partOf coastal defenses of the Gowa Sultanate
region Eastern Indonesia NERFINISHED
significance important site in South Sulawesi history
symbol of Gowa Sultanate power
timePeriod early modern period
tourismType heritage tourism
usedBy Gowa Sultanate NERFINISHED
usedFor control of trade routes
military defense
residence of officials
royal administration
storage of weapons

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Gowa Sultanate fortification Fort Somba Opu