1815 Lakabella Jou (son of Jou), c. 1832 Begu, d. July 28, 1850 (killed) (son of Begu), 1850–1857 Jou (brother of Pela), 1857–1868 Kamba Begu (brother of Lakabella), 1868–1893 Bapa Tuan (son of Kamba Begu), temporary Raja in 1893 for 6 months Arkiang Kamba (Arakang; brother of Bapa Tuan, b. 1866), 1893 or 1894 – abdicated December 18, 1930 Bapa Ana (son of a sister of Kamba Begu), Regent with the title of Kapitan 1930 – December 1, 1935, condemned to life imprisonment 1935 and sent to Kupang Bapa Nuhur, (son of Gela, a son of Bapa Tuan, b. 1915), 1941–1947 Bapa Kaya, (son of Bapa Ana, d. 12/1/1954), Regent 1947–1951 Mohamad Eke (great-grandson of Raja Jo, 1929 – c. 1985), 1951–1962, first referred as Government Asst during Bapa Kaya's rule and also Kapitan of Adonara Geography Adonara Island is a part of the Indonesian regency of East Flores. It can be reached by airplane from Jakarta to Kupang, then by ferry to Larantuka, then by boat. The administrative centre of Adonara is the town of Waiwerang. Notes References P. Arndt (1938), 'Demon und Padzi, die feindlichen Brüder des Solor-Archipelags', Anthropos 33. Robert H. Barnes (1995), 'Lamakera, Solor: Ethnohistory of a Muslim Whaling Village of Eastern Indonesia', Anthropos 90. Robert H. Barnes (2004), 'The murder of Sengaji Begu: A turning point in Dutch involvement in the Solor Archipelago', Masyarakat Indonesia 30:2 Benno M. Biermann (1924), 'Die alte Dominikanermission auf den Solorinseln', Zeitschrift für Missionswissenschaft 14. Arend de Roever (2002), De jacht op sandelhout: De VOC en de tweedeling van Timor in de zeventiende eeuw. Zutphen: Walburg Pers. Solor Archipelago Landforms of East Nusa Tenggara