The Indonesian People's Rebel Army of Sulawesi (), was an umbrella organization of anti-Dutch rebel guerrillas active during the Indonesian National Revolution in South Sulawesi.

History On 17 July 1946, Mongisidi with Ranggong Daeng Romo and others formed the Indonesian people's resistance army in Sulawesi (), which continually harassed and attacked Dutch positions. Flag Name (Indonesian) Name (English) Leader LocationLipang BadjengBajeng Centipedes Mappa Dg. Temba Pusat Pemuda Nasional IndonesiaIndonesian National Youth CentreAmin MuchlisMakassarPemuda TaneteTanete YouthAli MalakaTaneteAngkatan Muda R.I. Selajar BentoSelayar IslandPemberontak Bulukumba Angkatan RakjatBulukumba People's RebelsAndi SjamsuddinBulukumbaPenerdjang Pendjadjah IndonesiaIndonesian Colonial FrontA. Rasjid FaqihBantaengLasjkar pemberontak TurateaTuratea Rebel ArmyMuhd. Said SilaBinamu, Jeneponto RegencyBuka Limbung NuhungLimbung Kebaktian Rakyat PallanggaPallangga People's ServiceNurdinPallanggaAngkatan Lasykar RakyatPeople's Army Task Force Rd. Sukarto MakassarBarisan Pemberontak lndonesiaIndonesian Revolutionary CorpsMakassarK.P.S. MakassarPemuda Maros The Maros Youth Baddara Dg. Situdju MarosPemuda TjambaThe Tjamba YouthTjambaHarimau IndonesiaIndonesian TigersBahangPangkadjeneLaptur B. Bangkala Kr. KuningTaroangGaptis AbdullahSoppeng RegencyBadan pemberontak Republik IndonesiaRebel Body of the Republic of IndonesiaAndi Abdullah Bau MassepePare-Pare

Following people were appointed as the group leaders: Pajonga Daeng Ngalle as Lapris' protector and advisor, Ranggong Daeng Romo as war commander, and Robert Wolter Mongisidi as Secretary, assisted by Emmy Saelan.Keluarga Besar Karaeng Polongbangkeng ke XII duduk bersama bahas persiapan nama Padjonga Dg Ngalle dijadikan nama jalan di Makassar, 5 November 2017 Mongisidi was caught by the Dutch on 28 February 1947, but managed to escape on 27 October 1947. The Dutch caught him again and this time sentenced him to death. Mongisidi was executed by firing squad on 5 September 1949. LARPIS was formed as a coalition of 19 rebel groups:Propinsi Sulawesi, 1953

KNIL attacked the Lapris base in Polongbangkeng on 8 August 1946, forcing them to retreat to the forest.

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