Trunajaya's North Coast offensive

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Trunajaya's North Coast offensive
Part of the Trunajaya rebellion
Date October 1676 – January 1677 Location North Coast of Java, between Surabaya and Cirebon (in today's Indonesia) Result Rebel victory
Belligerents
Mataram Sultanate Dutch East India Company (VOC)	Rebel forces
Commanders and leaders
Wangsadipa	Trunajaya Kraeng of Galesong
Strength
unknown	9,000[1]

After his victory at the Battle of Gegodog (October 1676) in northeast Java, the Madurese rebel leader Trunajaya proceeded westwards to conquer Mataram Sultanate's remaining towns on the north coast of Java (also known as the Pasisir, today part of Indonesia). By January 1677, nearly all coastal towns from Surabaya to Cirebon (except Jepara) were taken.