Dutch colonial Priangan Residency

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The Dutch colonial Priangan Residency was an administrative region in western Java under Dutch rule, encompassing the broader Priangan highlands including areas such as Priangan Timur.

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instanceOf colonial administrative division
residency of the Dutch East Indies
administeredBy Dutch colonial government
administrativeCenter Bandung NERFINISHED
administrativeLevel residency
agriculturalProduct coffee
quinine
rice
tea
borderedBy other residencies in Java
capital Bandung NERFINISHED
climate tropical highland climate
colonialPolicy forced cultivation of export crops
colonialPower Netherlands NERFINISHED
colonialSystem cultivation system
country Dutch East Indies NERFINISHED
demography predominantly rural population
economicRole export-oriented agriculture region
ethnicMajority Sundanese people NERFINISHED
governanceType indirect rule over local aristocracy
governedBy resident
historicalRegion Priangan NERFINISHED
historicalStatus defunct administrative unit
includesRegion Priangan Timur NERFINISHED
eastern Priangan
western Priangan highlands
knownFor coffee cultivation
plantation agriculture
tea cultivation
legalSystem Dutch colonial law
linkedTo Batavia by overland routes
locatedIn Java
Priangan highlands NERFINISHED
West Java
locatedOn island of Java NERFINISHED
partOf Dutch East Indies NERFINISHED
colonial administrative structure of the Dutch East Indies
predecessor VOC-controlled Priangan region
presentDayLocation West Java Province NERFINISHED
parts of Central Java Province
religionMajority Islam
successor Indonesian regencies in West Java
terrain mountainous highlands
timePeriod Dutch colonial era in Indonesia
transportInfrastructure colonial roads connecting plantations and ports
usedLanguage Dutch NERFINISHED
Malay
Sundanese

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Priangan Timur historicalRegionOf Dutch colonial Priangan Residency