Wednesday 12 December 2012

KESULTANAN JOHOR DARUL TAKZIM OLEH YM SULAIMAN DAWUD

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  • Fakhruddin Ibnu Burhan Ini wilayah johor jaman sekarang ni kan?
  • Indra Abdul Wahab Boleh tau dari mana garis keturunan 5 daeng bermula.....
  • Tpss Syuhada Siddiq AlMustoffa Terima kasih anaaknda diatas info ini.
  • Sulaiman Dawud Tolong Indra Abdul Wahab sebagai Asli Keturunan Sulawesi menjelaskan ke Kita dari mana garis keturunan 5 daeng bermula??
  • Fakhruddin Ibnu Burhan kalau wilayah johor sebelumnya tentu lebih besar sebab siak juga dulu wilayah johor bgtu pula kampar dan inderagiri serta jambi..sebagai pewaris melaka
  • Rossusilawati Yaacob Betul ke ada yg mengatakan Puteri Saadong pernah berkahwin dgn Sultan Johor?
  • Azmi Ab Ghani http://www.facebook.com/raja.syukri?fref=ts , ini lah orang paling banyak tahu pasal Daeng ni
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  • Indra Abdul Wahab Hehehe......entahlah.......detik ini sedang berlaku perbincangan dan perbahasan mengenai 5 daeng ni diantara penulis buku mengenai 5 Opu asal selangor atau johor bernama Mohd.syahier Daeng dan grup La Patauk Matanna Tika Bone bagi merungkai sejarah lima opu dan hang tuah. Namun secara pribadi mengatakan kewujudan mereka di nusantara sekitar 1722 langsung tiada punya perkaitan darah dengan raja-raja yang ada di Tanah Melayu terutama Johor.
  • Sulaiman Dawud Mohon yang mengetahui sejarah Daeng, dijelaskan kepada kami, untuk menenangkan hati dan akal para pencari ilmu sejarah ini...syukran
  • Indra Abdul Wahab Yap,benar. Beliau ada peranan besar dengan penulisan buku lima opu dalam grup Ilagaligo Passompe'E dibantu salah seorang ahli grup Lapatauk matanna tika bagi penyusunan silsilah iaitu dinda Asriadi Surya Gareta - Jakarta.
  • Sulaiman Dawud The modern Royal house of Johor (or Johore) trace their descent from one 'Aidarus of Aceh in Sumatra, a Sayyid from the Hadramaut in Southern Arabia. His male descendants came to rule over four states, Johor, Trengganu and Pahang in Malaysia and Lingga in Indonesia. The family frequently married into the old Royal House of Malacca-Johor, and succeeded to the Sultanate on the extinction of the male line in 1699. During the following two centuries, the once mighty empire continued its slow decline, prey to new powers from Europe and the wider Malay world. Sultan Mahmud Shah III died in 1811, without Royal heirs and without naming an heir from his surviving sons born of non-Royal wives. A dispute over the succession inevitably followed. The British supported his eldest son, Husain. The Dutch supported Husain's younger half-brother, 'Abdur Rahman. In return for their support, the British secured cession of the island of Singapore. The hinterland, bordering the mouth of the Johor river, continued to be administered by the Temenggong, a great territorial magnate and collateral descendant of the Royal House. The area around Pahang being administered by the Bendahara, a scion of the same family. The European antagonists eventually partitioned the kingdom into three separate states, Johor, Riau and Lingga. Johor came under British protection, Riau and Lingga under the Dutch (see Indonesia). Sultan Husain's son, Sultan 'Ali Iskandar Shah, succeeded him in 1835, but abdicate and ceded his rights over the mainland to Daing Ibrahim, who ruled as the Temenggong Sri Maharaja. Abu Bakar, Ibrahim's son succeeded in 1862. He modernised the state, introduced the first constitution in history, improved the administration, education and finance, and travelled widely in Europe and Asia. Five years after the death of Sultan 'Ali Iskandar Shah, he eschewed the lowly rank of Maharaja for the ancient title of Sultan. His death in a London hotel in 1895, ushered in the sixty-four year reign of his son, Sultan Sir Ibrahim. Coming to power during the last years of the Victorian age, through two world wars, including the Japanese occupation, to the eventual independence of a united Malaya, Ibrahim was a remarkable witness of his age. Sultan Sir Ismail, Ibrahim's eldest son and long-time under-study, succeeded in 1959 and reigned for 22 years. His son and successor was a controversial figure in Malaysian political circles, nevertheless he served as King of the federation between 1984 and 1989. He died in early 2010 after a reign of 28 years and was succeeded by his elder son, Sultan Ibrahim Ismail.
  • Sulaiman Dawud SOURCES OF JOHOR
    Raja 'Ali Haji ibn Ahmad. The Precious Gift (Tuhfat al-Nafis): An annotated translation by Virginia Matheson and Barbara Watson Andaya. Oxford University Press, Kuala Lumpur, 1982.
    S. Samad Ahmad. Kerajaan Johor-Riau. Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka Kementerian Pelajaran Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, 1985.
    Leonard Y Andaya. The Kingdom of Johor 1641-1728. Oxford University Press, Kuala Lumpur, 1975.
    Datuk Paul Andresen, Mads Lange fra Bali, og hans efterslægt Sultanerne af Johor. Odense Universitetsforlag, 1992.
    Burke's Peerage, Baronetage and Knightage, Burke's Peerage Ltd. in conjunction with Shaw Publishing Co. Ltd., London, 1959.
    Haji Buyong bin Adil. Sejarah Johor, Dewa Bahasa dan Pustaka, Kuala Lumpur, 1971.
    M.A. Fawzi Basri. Warisah Sejarah Johor, Persatuan Sejarah Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, 1983.
    Ensiklopedia Sejarah dan Kebudayaan Melayu, Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka Kementerian Pendidikan Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, 1995.
    The Leaders of Malaya and Who's Who 1957-1958, J. Victor Morais, Kuala Lumpur, 1958.
    W. Linehan, M.A., M.C.S., "A History of Pahang", Journal of the Malayan Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society, Volume XIV, Part 2, 1936.
    Persatuan Zuriat Ungku Abdullah (PEZUA), Malaysia. September 2007.
    Captain H.M. Said. Genealogical Tree of the Johore Royal Families, Government Printing Office, Johore Bahru, 1923.
    Shaharil Talib. After its own Image, The Trengganu Experience 1881-1941. Oxford University Press, Singapore, 1984.
    The Leaders of Malaya and Who's Who 1957-1958, J. Victor Morais, Kuala Lumpur, 1958.
    Who's Who in Malaysia and guide to Singapore, J. Victor Morais, Kuala Lumpur, 1967-1978.
    Datin Melba Walker Ibrahim. The Prince and Datin Melba. Dorrance Publishing Co., Inc., Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, 2001.
    R.O. Winstedt. "A History of Johore (1365-1895)", Journal of the Malayan Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society, Volume X, Part 3, 1932.
  • Uwais Al Qarni Ilmu yg berguna...
  • Abdul Rahim Yem Sejarah Tu..Rakyat Johor harus Tau...
  • Karaton Nusantara setahu kami asal muasal suku Bugis Wajo + suku Bugis Sinjai yang berada di Johor dan kedatangan mereka lebih terkemudian kerana terawal adalah suku Bugis Luwu + suku Bugis Bone yang lebih awal lagi suku Bugis Bone + suku Bugis Gowa/Makkassar (Ujung Padang)....
  • Karaton Nusantara setahu kami Opu Daeng 5 Bersaudara daripada suku Bugis Luwu....
  • Karaton Nusantara setahu kami yang datang awal semasa Empayar Melaka adalah suku Bugis Bone + suku Bugis Gowa/Makkasar (Ujung Padang)...
  • Tun Mohd Hilmi opu 5 bersaudara .. anak kepada daeng rilaka.. cucu kepada la maddusila .. asal makassar.
  • Karaton Nusantara bukan asal Makkasar, mereka asal dari suku Bugis Luwu (Bangsawan Luwu) yang dibawa itu adalah askar/perajurit dari Makkasar (Ujung Padang)...
  • Tun Mohd Hilmi ya sy nak maksudkan itu tadi
  • Adi Sarwajagat Ujung Padang d mana ya...
  • Tun Mohd Hilmi saya dari jurai Opu Pajung bin La Maddusila.
  • Karaton Nusantara itu Opu Pajung bin La Maddusila dari suku Bugis Luwu...
  • Karaton Nusantara Pajung maksudnya Tengku Putera...
  • Karaton Nusantara setahu kami kesultanan Johor asal muasal suku Bugis Wajo (Bangswan Wajo) dan asakar/perajurit dari suku Bugis Sinjai....

  • (PETIKAN DARIPADA WALL SULAIMAN DAWUD)
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