Mangkubumi's rebellion grows stronger daily and in 1753 even the Crown Prince of Surakarta had joined the rebels.

The VOC decided that it did have not the military capability to suppress this rebellion, though in 1752, Mas Said had broken away from Hamengkubuwana.

All parties were tired of war by 1754 and ready to negotiate.

The kingdom of Mataram is divided in 1755 under an agreement signed in Giyanti between the Dutch under the Governor General Nicolaas Hartingh and rebellious prince Mangkubumi.

The treaty divides nominal control over central Java between Surakarta, under Pakubuwana, and ...