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1815, Indonesia, Netherlands East Indies, Madura Island. Silver ½ Real Batu (Mexican 4 Reales Cob Coin Host!) Coin. VOC! PCGS G+

Region: Netherlands East Indies, Madura Island (Java) Reference: KM-196.2. (see KM-40a (Mexico) for the host coin!) - Rare! Mint Year: 1815 (the host coin seems to be a Mexican 4 Reales coin of Philip III of Spain) Denomination: ½ Real Batu (Struck on a Spanish Colonial 4 Reales Cob of Coin Mexico  as Host!) Condition: Certified and graded by PCGS as Genuine (Coin Grading: Mount Removed G Details / Countermark Grading: F Details!) Weight: 12.27gm Diameter: 29mm Material: Silver

Obverse: Spanish colonial coat-of-arms (cross with castles and lions in quarters) within tressure, flanked by two countermarks (5-petalled flower to left / Persian inscription "Sumenap" to right).

Reverse: Spanish shield with composite coat-of-arms beneath mint mark of Mexic (oM) and assayer initial (F?) to left.

The Dutch East India Company (Vereenigde Oost-Indische Compagnie or VOC in Dutch, literally "United East Indian Company") was a trading company, which was established in 1602, when the States-General of the Netherlands granted it a 21-year monopoly to carry out colonial activities in Asia. It was the first multinational corporation in the world and the first company to issue stock. It was also arguably the world's first megacorporation, possessing quasi-governmental powers, including the ability to wage war, negotiate treaties, coin money, and establish colonies.

The Dutch East India Company remained an important trading concern for almost two centuries, paying an 18% annual dividend for almost 200 years. In its declining years in the late 18th century it was referred to as Vergaan Onder Corruptie which translates as 'Perished By Corruption'. The VOC became bankrupt and was formally dissolved in 1800, its possessions and the debt being taken over by the government of the Dutch Batavian Republic. The VOC's territories became the Dutch East Indies and were expanded over the course of the 19th century to include the whole of the Indonesian archipelago, and in the 20th century would form Indonesia.

Sumenep Regency (Madura language: Songènèb) is a regency of East Java province, Indonesia. This regency has an area of 2,093.46 km² and a   population of 1,041,915 inhabitants at the 2010 Census. It occupies the   eastern end of Madura Island but also includes numerous islands to the east and south of Madura. Its capital city is Sumenep.

In the era of the Kingdom of Singhasari, the Sumenep area was led by a   Duke who was also the mastermind behind the construction of the   Majapahit Empire, the Arya Wiraraja. Written in various books and   inscriptions, one in the Book of Pararaton, that Arya Wiraraja no longer   trusted by the Wisnuwardhana and dinohaken (away) to Sumenep, Madura,   just east on October 31, 1269 M

Hanata Wongira, babatangira buyuting Nangka, Aran Banyak Wide,   Sinungan Pasenggahan Arya Wiraraja, Arupa tan kandel denira, dinohaksen,   kinun adipati ring Sungeneb, anger ing Madura wetan Which   means: "It is a servant, a descendant of the chairman of Nangka village,   called Banyak Wide, provisionally named Arya Wiraraja, apparently not   trusted, was told to be kept in Sumenep duke. Residing in the east of   Madura. "

According to the book "Tjareta Negraha Songenep", the Dutch East India Company came to the Sumenep region during the period of administration Raden   Bugan (1648–1672), one of friend Pangeran Trunojoyo. After a struggle   Trunojoyo can be broken by the Company, the Regional Pamekasan and   Sumenep then subject to the power of the Company. Even after the death   of Prince Bugan, the Company determines the reins of government meddling   in Sumenep. In 1704 Pangeran Cakraningrat died in Mataram and the   signing event between Pangeran Puger with the Company, the Company   recognizes the power of Pangeran Prince, who was at loggerheads with the   Sunan Mas (Amangkurat III) the Sultanate of Mataram in Plered.   Conversely Pangeran Puger obliged to give up some of the land of Java   and Madura to the Eastern Company. Thus for the second time Sumenep fell   into the hands of the Company, it happens in the agreement between the   Kingdom of Mataram Susunuhan by the Company on the date on October 5,   1705. The statement is:

"My lord is exalted by His Majesty the Shah was handed over to the Company to protect areas Sumenep and Pamekasan .... is the same as performed by former Regent of the local time of   surrender to the Company ...." (Resink, 1984: 252). At the time of the   agreement The area was under the reign Sumenep Panembahan Romo   (Cokronegoro II).

In the reign of Pangeran Alza (1744–1749) led to a revolt of   Bangkalan vanished. At that time disappeared to regroup people already   hate the government of the Company. He struggled from the East by way of   mastering Sumenep palace. To govern Sumenep vanished in just one year   the year 1749-1750. The next rule is held by Gusti Raden Ayu Tirtonegoro   R.A Rasmana (1750–1762) descended from Raden Bugan who later married a   cleric named Bendoro Saud. He was then the Company has been named as   regent of Sumenep with the title Kanjeng Tumenggung Ario Tirtonegoro

Raden Asiruddin Pangeran Atmajanegara Panembahan Somala Sultan   Natakusuma son of Kanjeng Tumenggung Ario Tirtonegoro (Bendoro Saud) and   Gusti Raden Ayu Tirtonegoro R.A Rasmana is, at the request of his   parents, by the Dutch East Indies government was granted and was named a   Regents Sumenep succeeded his father. He reigned in the years 1762-1811   with the title of Tumenggung Ario Notokusumo or later known as   Panembahan Somala. founder of Sumenep Palace and Mosque. Note: Word   Pangeran is mean of the son of the king. At the period of administration   Kanjeng Pangeran Ario Pratamingkusumo who ruled in 1901-1926 colonial   rule began to build a variety of facilities in line with the ethical   policy at the time, Dutch East Indies government in Sumenep, build   several facilities, including:

- DAM Development / Irrigation on the Great River Kebon - HIS   development Soemenep - Construction of transportation facilities (rail   Madura / ophalbrugh (ed: ghaladak rantai) in the Kali Marengan - Modern   plant construction in the District of Salt Briquettes Kalianget.

At the time of the War of Independence, the fighters Sumenep also   determined to maintain independence, so that on the date of 11 November   1947 battle that is very tragic, at which time the City Sumenep attacked   by five aircraft of the four majors. at the time, the Dutch seized the   last remaining area on the island of Madura, which Sumenep. and at that   time, practically-based government in Madura city moved from the Lanjuk   village, Pamekasan, to Manding, Sumenep.