Kompleks Makam La Maddusila

La Maddusila is the king of the 16th Tanete, a son of Luwu We Tenrileleang. La Maddusila then married We Tenriseno Datu Citta and gave birth to several sons and daughters including Daeng Tennisanga and La Patau. La Maddusila later died in Dusung and was given the posthumous title of Matinroe ri Dusung and was buried at Pancana. In the La Maddusila Cemetery, there are 4 graves. If sorted from east to west, there will be several types of tombs. The first tomb, is a tomb that has two headstones, made of flat stone with flat shape, has decorative motifs of tendrils, flora and calligraphy. The distance between the two headstones is 146 cm. The headstone is 75 cm long, 23 cm wide and 7 cm thick. The second tomb, this tomb is the tomb of King Tanete La Maddusila. The tomb has two tombstones. The tomb is made of andesite and in it is sprinkled with gravel. Headstone 97 cm, 32 cm wide and 12 cm thick. The third tomb, has two gravestones with a distance of 114 cm. The gravestone is flat, each measuring 78 cm high, 9 cm wide, 11 cm thick and 153 cm long, 100 cm wide, 10 cm thick. The third tomb is made in the form of a stone board arranged. Has a head shaped like a gunungan with decorative motifs of calligraphy and lontara script that read: "Iyanae jerana Petta Janggo matinroe ri Pancana." Meaning: This is the tomb of Petta Janggo who died at Pancana. This tomb is 68 cm wide, 36 cm high and 6 cm thick. Jirat in the south has decorative motifs of flora and vines. The fourth tomb, in the form of a rectangle made of anther rock with a length of 159 cm, width 55 cm. Has two gravestones with a size of 74 cm high, 152 cm wide and 13 cm thick, with decorative flora motifs. In the headstone there is a calligraphy engraving with the meaning of writing as berikit: "Allah is omnipotent, God is constantly taking care of his creatures, there is no God who must be worshiped except Allah, the One, there is no ally for Him, for Him are all kingdoms, for Him all praise, He is the one who turns on and off, He the most alive and not dead, in the hand of you are all virtues, verily Allah is all-powerful over all things. " La Maddusilla is the father of La Patau. La Patau is the figure of the king of Tanete who knows no compromise with the invaders. For him, there was no place for colonialism to be entrenched in his country. Because of this, La Patau was one of the most targeted and wary kings of the colonial government, especially the Dutch. The arrival of the Dutch in South Sulawesi was the beginning of a series of wars between La Patau and the rulers of the colony. The first dispute arose when La Patau rejected the call of the new Dutch ruler to visit Makassar. Among the kings who rejected the Ujung Pandang Agreement were La Patau, in addition to King Bone and the king of Suppa. The Dutch immediately sent an expedition to fight the kings who opposed the Dutch.