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Video 'Mewah' Jadi Bualan Hangat Netizen, Ini Respon TMJ
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Edited by oni313 at 3-2-2021 09:27 AM
my office dekat dgn istana changkat persekutuan (istana perak) dkt federal hill sana... so dari my office jelas kelihatan 3- istana : Perak, N9 dan Kedah
ikut protokol, kalau istana tu ada panji yg berkibar, maknanya istana tu ada penghuni nya.... so i hari2 nampak panji (tak sure panji sultan or panji raja permaisuri) berkibar dpn istana changkat ni..... ada mungkin TZ yg duduk situ, or SN stay di ipoh, or maybe SN ulang alik Ipoh - KL ke im not sure..... pasal masa angkat sumpah MB Perak yg baru dulu, panji diraja tetap berkibar dpn istana tu walhal SN dah ada dkt kuala kangsar.....
jiran sebelah, istana negeri sembilan, dalam sebulan ada la 2-3 kali TM duduk situ bila ternampak panji diraja N9 berkibar dpn istana, nun hujung istana kedah, jarang sgt berkibar panji, means jrg le kot sultan kedah stay kt istana tu....
by the way, 3 istana ni akan dapat jiran baru, Istana Johor... not sure apa status istana johor yg skarang ni kat jalan kia peng :
https://malaysiagazette.com/2020 ... -bukit-persekutuan/
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he got all de luxry in the world to design his own life..so??...
ank soltan pling mencapup..
btw, dia dgn pajurah cinta mati tahap dewa ka?
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Hurmmm..kerabat diraja negeri lain diam2 je..
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kembangbunga replied at 2-2-2021 10:18 PM
Agreed! Semua org tau heols mmg bakal sultan & kaya. Tak perlu nak showoff harta kat socmed. Org t ...
Takda yang dengki pun kan. Dah rezeki dia tapi bila di rakam dan ditunjuk pulak, sedang negara dan rakyat tengah bergolak kena buang keja, takda duit nak bayar bil hospital, anak2 berkongsi gadget nak sekolah, banjir pulak harta benda rosak, hilang.
tone deaf, kurang sensitivity. Dah la sendiri post pulak. Kalau orang lain post kita paham la ada yang memuja dan tak salah pun  |
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j4bl4i replied at 2-2-2021 02:58 PM
hari tu aku drive dkt negara selatan, tibe2 ada satu kete sport dkt belakang nk potong.
Mmglah nak ...
I pun penah kenaa. Geram gileee masa tu. Mood tgh happy je bwk kete masa tu lps pegi bli brg. Tibe2 escort drp blkg lalu sebelah jerit marah2 suh ke tepi. Terus spoil mood 1 hari tuhh sampai besokk |
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maknye pun bkn pure drh kuning...her motherkan caucasian..
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https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-kent-34649330
It is 75 years since Cissie Hill, the lover of one of the word's richest men, was killed in a German air raid. At the time of her death the dancer's relationship with the Sultan of Johor was one of the world's most scrutinised romances. But who were they and what was it about their story that captivated so many?
It was an affair that scandalised polite society and set tongues wagging across the world. She was a British showgirl of humble origins, while he was a foreign ruler born to great privilege and unimaginable wealth.
The love affair between Lydia Cecilia "Cissie" Hill and the Sultan of Johor, which had begun in the luxury of the Grosvenor House hotel in London in the 1930s, continued to cause a sensation even after the outbreak of World War Two.
It was all to end beneath the rubble of a building that suffered a direct hit from the Luftwaffe while 27-year-old Cissie was out shopping in Canterbury, in October 1940.
She was identified by the exquisite jewellery she was wearing, given to her by the sultan.
Cissie had left her home town of Herne Bay in Kent for the West End in 1934, landing a prestigious cabaret job at the Grosvenor House.
Mayfair Court in Herne Bay, Kent
image captionA burglary at Cissie's Herne Bay home thrust the relationship into the public eye
Historian Emma Muscat explained: "They didn't just take any old dancer; you would have to be excellent at singing, acting and dancing."
It was there that Cissie first caught the eye of Ibrahim, Sultan of Johor, a "fabulously wealthy" Malay ruler in his 60s, who was staying at the hotel.
Born in 1873, the sultan was an Anglophile who continued his father's friendly relationship with the British government.
Author Colin Smith said the tall Eurasian sultan was "one of the richest men in the world", having made money selling rubber to the car industry.
He said: "When he came to power, he was only 22 and a spoiled, headstrong boy. His main passions were tiger shooting, horseracing and women. He began to take sexual safaris."
And it was on one of these world tours that he became smitten with the showgirl. But there was a problem - he was still married.
Cissie wearing the "engagement ring"
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image captionPhotographers captured an image of Cissie wearing what appeared to be an engagement ring
As a Muslim he could have had as many as four wives at any one time, according to Dr Mulaika Hijjas from SOAS, University of London.
"He had a number of different wives from a number of different backgrounds, including one, Helen Bartholomew, who was born in Glasgow.
"The sultan was married six times in all but I don't think he filled up the whole complement, though - as some of his wives died and some were divorced."
The sultan kept his affair hidden from his wife but showered Cissie with expensive gifts, including valuable jewellery and a large Art Deco house with sea views in Herne Bay, called Mayfair Court.
Although the two tried hard to keep their affair quiet, the romance was thrust into the public eye after a burglary in which ￡5,000 worth of jewels - worth some ￡290,000 today - were stolen from Mayfair Court.
Dancers at Grosvenor House
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image captionOnly the very best dancers would be chosen to perform cabaret at the Grosvenor House hotel
A number of items bore the sultan's initials and the relationship was exposed, causing a media sensation.
Emma Muscat explained: "The burglary takes the relationship from something that has operated under the radar and now it is in the public forum.
"In modern parlance we would say it has gone viral."
The world's press became fixated on the relationship, with photographers and reporters following the pair everywhere.
In 1938, Cissie was pictured wearing what appeared to be an engagement ring, but despite "rumours of an engagement no announcement was ever made", the New York Times said in 1940.
Ms Muscat said: "This is where the chain of tragic events starts to unravel. The sultan is under immense political pressure from the British government - they are not happy about the relationship.
"He is also under pressure from Johor. It's not good."
The bomb destruction in Canterbury
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image captionDisaster struck while Cissie was out shopping for a fur coat in Canterbury in 1940, leaving the sultan heartbroken
Colin Smith said the British community in Malaysia and Singapore was "outraged".
"They had put up with his marriage to Helen Wilson in 1930, who was a widow some 16 years his junior, but when he began his affair with Cissie, who the Daily Express described as a platinum-haired ex-glamour girl, they began to ostracise him, and turn down his invitations to official functions.
"At first he retaliated by firing all his British employees, then he planted shrubs on the golf course [used by the British] but in the end he gave in and broke off the engagement.
"But he very obviously adored her."
But in October 1940, disaster struck while Cissie was on a shopping trip to Canterbury when German bombers targeted the city.
The sultan with Marcella Mendl
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image captionThe sultan surprised many when he appeared to move on very quickly after Cissie's death
Ms Muscat said Cissie was killed instantly. "The only way that her body could be identified was by the jewellery she was wearing that the sultan had given her.
"And it was the sultan and Cissie's mother that identified the body," she said.
After Cissie's death, the heartbroken sultan built a tomb to her on a hill above Herne Bay. He would later say that it was his one great grief that they never married.
But less than a month after her death, the sultan married a Romanian woman called Marcella Mendl.
Questioned by the Daily Mirror at the time about his sudden marriage, he said: "It is is for the future that I want to live. Let's not refer to anything else."
The sultan died aged 85 on 8 May 1959 in a suite at the Grosvenor House hotel.
Time Magazine said he had "passed his last years quietly, watching TV, going to the theatre, enjoying the company of his sixth wife, Sultana Marcella, and his adored eight-year-old daughter, Princess Meriam". |
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https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/302886
In 2009, Tunku Nadzimuddin Tunku Mudzaffar, a member of the Negeri Sembilan royal family, had accused Tunku Ismail of holding him hostage and putting a gun to his head.
Tunku Nadzimuddin ( photo ) had also produced pictures of his bruised face, claiming it to be a handiwork of the Johor prince and lamented police unwillingness to weigh in.
Tunku Ismail, who is Johor Football Association president, was also last year accused of issuing a death threat during a scheduled match between Terengganu-based football club T-Team and Johor Darul Ta'zim (JDT).
Brazilian football player Fabio Flor De Azavedo who played for T-Team, had lodged a police report against the Johor prince for allegedly making the death threat against him.
Press reports, citing a report made by the T-Team management, also alleged Tunku Ismail ( photo ) had punched the football club's forward Evaldo Rodrigues Goncalves Cardoso in the face while his bodyguard kicked T-Team's fitness coach Stefano Impagliazzo in the groin.
A police investigation was initiated but there was no further action.
Fast forward to today and the 'colourful' history on Tunku Ismail now appears to be a matter of the past as netizens heap praise on the Johor prince for being a champion of the rakyat. |
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https://steadyaku-steadyaku-huss ... tyrants-sexual.html
The Johor Sultanate : Tyrants, sexual predators, rapists, thugs, murderers (yes not one or two murders but more!), criminal misconduct, assault and this week, threat to murder again!
What can we say about the Johor Royal (NOT) Family? I thought that this current idiot on the throne might be different - after all his wife seems level headed...but all is not what it seems.
I started having my doubts when I read about him spending a few hundred thousand ringgits on Number Plates...yes I know it is his money...and Rosmah too was spending her own money buying those Hermes handbags....but really, you do not need brains to understand that it is stupid to do these things when you are suppose to be a good example for your subjects.
This latest incident where this Ismail son of Ibrahim threatens to kill a foreign professional footballer is typical of what has been happening in a family that I am sure even Hitler would be proud to call his own! Just to bring you all up to speed as to what these arseholes and their ancestors have been doing please refer to the following posting I found on Johor Sultan Iskandar The Tyrant
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 2010
The son of the Tyrant - another Tyrant in the making
The son of Iskandar, who is now the new Sultan of Johor. Like his father, he is mad. He has been arrested before, for killing a man in a night club dispute. He is also known to rape any pretty lady in clubs and pubs, even with their boyfriends around.
POSTED BY JUSTICE FOR THE PEOPLE AT 8:44 AM 1 COMMENT:
LABELS: THE SON OF THE TYRANT - ANOTHER TYRANT IN THE MAKING
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2010
Some un-erasable historical background
Click on picture to enlarge.
Here is the translation if you still can't read it:
The Sultan of Johor, then Tengku Mahmood Iskandar, has a controversial history. First, he was stripped as the heir to the throne by his father, Sultan Ismail, in 1961 after assaulting six people. in 1972-73 however, the young monarch faced a much more serious charge. He was charged with manslaughter and sentenced to death by another young prince who is now the Raja of Perak, Honorary Mr. Justice Raja Azlan Shah.
The Sultan of Johor (Tengku Iskandar), was charged with murdering a Chinese man who was said to be a smuggler due to a dispute. When he was caught, Tengku Iskandar pleaded falsely that the man he murdered was a Communist agent. The court, presided by Raja Azlan Shah, didn't buy this story and sentenced him to death.
His father, Sultan Ismail, stepped in to save his eldest son from a gruesome fate. Tengku Iskandar was sentenced to six month's jail and ordered to pay a fine of RM6000. However his father told him in no uncertain terms that he would never ascend the throne of Johor.
And so, Tengku Iskandar's brother Tunku Rahman, became the heir. Now in 1977 sultan Ismail's wife, Ungku Tun Aminah died in a car crash. Subsequently he married again to Tengku Nora binti Tengku Panglima Raja Ahmad. Tengku Iskandar seized the opportunity to marry the sister of his father's second wife Tengku Zanariah binti Tengku Panglima Raja Ahmad.
A palace coup was in the making. Sultan Ismail was very ill in 1981. The heir of the throne Tunku Rahman was away overseas. Suddenly Sultan Ismail passed away peacefully in 1981. What came next however was an even greater shock. Tengku Iskandar emerged from his father's death bed declaring that his father had pardoned him at his last breath and reinstated him as the heir.
What proof did he had? A document pardoning and reinstating himself as the Crown Prince with his father's fingerprint as a royal thumb of approval. The Chief Minister of Johor at that time, Tan Sri Othman Bin Mohd Saat, couldn't believe what had happened. He questioned Tengku Iskandar's fishy document. He had no power however to stop the royal coronation of Tengku Iskandar (neither did his brother who was overseas). Thus Tengku Iskandar ascended the throne of Johor and is now known as Sultan Iskandar.
The Chief Minister of Johor was pushed out of power in 1982 and the rest is history. Check the links to various shenanigans of Sultan Iskandar and his offspring after he ascended the throne (and became the most powerful man in Johor): |
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dari dulu bila i comment pasal royalty teruk i kena bash. yang paling teruk forumers kelantan  suddenly semua nampak sendiri betapa "baik" and "down to earth" royalty kesayangan you all.
i just think that royalty johor is born with a chip on the shoulder la sebab tu semua ada attitude issues |
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MissYouSayang replied at 2-2-2021 07:58 PM
Sy bace kat twitter smlm kuarga heols asalnya lanun bugis rasenye ..ade cite psl caddy golf kena ket ...
apa link dia. boleh tahu. nk baca |
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jangan la sorry dengan haku. kita sesama marhaen.  rasa mcm kena sembah ratu pulak
nota: tapi apa kau perceived itu adalah pandangan kau tau.
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https://bebasnews.my/?p=8123
By DATUK REJAL ARBEE
There is no denying the fact the current Johor Sultan is a descendant of the Bugis Temenggong, who was commoner and not of the rightful Sultan Ali, a Malay, who was simply sidelined by the British.
SO much has been written and discussed about the origins of the present Johor royalty and sultanate over the past few days.
The one fact that stands out is that they are the descendants of the Temenggong, a commoner of Bugis descent, who had usurped the reins of power in Johor from the rightful ruler, Sultan Ali.
He was not recognised by the British, who already had eyes for Johor at that time, thus, their support for the Temenggong and in the process fulfilling their desire of controlling the area.
Therefore, there is no denying the fact the current Johor Sultan is a descendant of the Bugis Temenggong, who was commoner and not of the rightful Sultan Ali, a Malay, who was simply sidelined by the British.
This is a fact of history that is undeniable. It proves that the current Johor Sultan is actually a descendant of the treacherous commoner Temenggong who had usurped the reigns of the Sultan.
Thus, I had previously asked where the regal prefix ‘Tengku’ or ‘Tunku’ in the names of the Johor royals come from? |
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haku semalam tengok thread ni pun dok pikir yang sama. teringat peyno. lol |
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A Game of Thrones (roots.gov.sg)
tapi dalam english, ini dari NLB singapore
[size=1.125]With great geographical benefits come great strife, as the power struggles between the 14th to the 17th centuries prove. The late 14th century saw Singapore being attacked. This compelled the Sultan to flee to Malacca, where he founded the Sultanate of Malacca, which Singapore became a part of. In 1511, Malacca fell to the Portuguese – the dominant European power in the region at the time – forcing its Sultan to retreat back south, where he established the Johor Sultanate. Singapore then fell under the rule of this Sultanate. In 1613, the Portuguese raided and burned the island to the ground, and for the next two centuries, Singapore faded into obscurity while still being nominally a part of the Johor Sultanate, eventually falling under regional Dutch control after the Dutch established a monopoly over trade within the archipelago. [size=1.125]When Sir Stamford Raffles arrived in Singapore with Major-General William Farquhar in January 1819, there were only about 1,000 inhabitants on the island, and they were greeted by a quiet that belied its eventful past. However, this did not stop Raffles from seeing Singapore’s potential – after all, he had heard so much about the place from his studies, and correspondence with Farquhar. Sir Stamford Raffles[size=1.125]Fluent in Malay and having served as assistant secretary to the Governor of Penang at the age of 23, Raffles was familiar with the region’s history and culture, and eventually served as the Lieutenant-Governor of Java. He had also written a book, The History of Java. All this knowledge and understanding led him to strongly believe in the importance of breaking the Dutch monopoly of trade in the region.  [size=1.125]This portrait depicts Raffles as youthful, confident and knowledgeable, surrounded by symbols of his scholarly work: the manuscript paper in his hand, a writing desk with paper, ink and quill, and sculptures from Java.The original painting by George Francis Joseph was made after Raffles returned to England from Java in 1816, where he had been Lieutenant-Governor. (c. 1912. Image from National Museum of Singapore) [size=1.125]As the Lieutenant-Governor of Bencoolen, Raffles sailed to Penang after gaining permission to secure a post for the British East India Company, on the condition that he would not antagonise the Dutch, especially with the rising Anglo-Dutch tensions against the backdrop of the Napoleonic Wars. However, Raffles was met with a lack of cooperation by the Governor of Penang, and he also learned that the Dutch were claiming all territories under the Johor Sultanate. But there was still a chance to claim Singapore, since they had not yet occupied the island. [size=1.125]Despite receiving instructions from his immediate supervisor – the Governor of Penang – to abandon his quest and await further orders, Raffles slipped onboard the Indiana to reunite with Farquhar, and they arrived in Singapore on 28th January 1819. [size=1.125]The events that followed took place in quick succession – everything happened within ten days. The succession dispute between Abdul Rahman and Hussein Shah[size=1.125]Upon their arrival, they found that Temenggong Abdul Rahman, the Governor of the Johor-Lingga-Riau Sultanate, was Head of the island. On 30th January 1819, the British and Temenggong Abdul Rahman came to a provisional agreement for the British to establish a trading post on the island. However, the area was under the charge of the Dutch and Bugis, who would never agree to a British base in Singapore. To prevent the Dutch from challenging the legality of this treaty, Raffles needed the endorsement of the Malay sovereign. [size=1.125]The reigning Sultan at the time was Tengku Abdul Rahman. Tengku Abdul Rahman was the second born son, and his older half-brother, Tengku Hussein Shah, should have been the rightful successor. However, Tengku Hussein Shah was away at Pahang at the time of the Sultan’s passing in 1811, which led to his younger half-brother, Tengku Abdul Rahman, becoming Sultan instead. [size=1.125]The hasty coronation ceremony to instate Tengku Abdul Rahman as Sultan before Tengku Hussein Shah’s return was organised with a politically-charged agenda by the leader of the Bugis faction, effectively aligning themselves with the Dutch. Tengku Hussein Shah remained in Pahang, clueless to these developments. He eventually found out, but with the Bugis faction now allies with the Dutch, and after being warned by the British in Malacca not to interfere in Riau-Lingga affairs, Tengku Hussein Shah and his supporters dropped all plans to challenge Sultan Abdul Rahman for the throne. Sultan Abdul Rahman was pressured to remain the Sultan despite his lack of interest and Tengku Hussein Shah went into exile in Riau. Using the dispute[size=1.125]Aware of this dispute, Raffles struck a deal with Tengku Hussein Shah, knowing that this man had the support of the Malay chiefs in Riau and Pahang. It was a calculated move on his part, since Abdul Rahman was crowned by the Bugis faction that allied themselves with the Dutch, and this may have presented challenges in the negotiations for a British trading settlement in the region. [size=1.125]Raffles summoned Tengku Hussein Shah to Singapore, acknowledged him as the legitimate successor to the throne, and proclaimed him the Sultan of Johor. An official treaty was signed on 6th February 1819 with Temenggong Abdul Rahman and Sultan Hussein Shah, which gave the British East India Company the right to operate a trading post in Singapore. This acknowledgement was beneficial for both the Temenggong and Sultan Hussein Shah. Both men were paid a handsome sum of money yearly to uphold this agreement.  [size=1.125]This treaty was signed by Sir Stamford Raffles on 6th February 1819 with Temenggong Abdul Rahman and Sultan Hussein Shah, to give the British East India Company (EIC) the right to set up a trading post in Singapore. (c. 1819. Image from National Museum of Singapore. [size=1.125]Raffles left Singapore the next day and he instructed Farquhar to take care of this new settlement as its Resident and Commandant. The Dutch strike back[size=1.125]Though the events leading up to the 1819 Treaty of Friendship and Alliance were tumultuous, they paled in comparison to the commotion caused once the Dutch in Batavia got wind of this new British development. The Dutch went on to challenge the legality of the settlement, stating that the island had always been within their sphere of influence. However, the British stood their ground as they had begun to recognise Singapore’s strategic value  [size=1.125]This copper engraving illustrates a detailed city plan of Batavia (Jakarta), the Dutch capital of the Dutch East Indies. (c. 1660s. Image from Asian Civilisations Museum) [size=1.125]As predicted, Singapore grew from a trading port to a trading settlement in the span of four months. Singapore became a regional gem – attracting traders, merchants and pioneers from all over. The Anglo-Dutch Treaty[size=1.125]Though it took years for the Dutch and the British to see eye to eye, Singapore’s legal ambiguity was resolved in 1824 with the signing of the Anglo-Dutch Treaty. This treaty recognised British influence over Singapore and the Malay Peninsula. It also officially acknowledged Dutch authority to the south of Singapore and in the Indonesian archipelago. [size=1.125]A map of the British Settlements in the Malay Peninsula and Coast of Borneo (c. 1870. Image from National Museum of Singapore) [size=1.125]It can be argued that this resolution came about due in part to Raffles – his act of acquiring Singapore took tensions to an all-time high and forced the relevant authorities to come to an agreement. [size=1.125]There would be other Anglo-Dutch treaties to come in the 1870s but for now, this chapter was closed. [size=1.125]Eventful and fast-paced, Sir Stamford Raffles played a key role in this significant turning point in Singapore’s history, though some of his methods could be viewed as questionable.
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https://pekhabar.com/h-i-d-s-per ... mengenai-singapura/
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Perjanjian Antara Temenggung Abdul Rahman Dengan Stamford Raffles
30/01/2018 PEKHABAR SEJARAH
30 Januari 1819 – Pada tahun 1818, Sir Stamford Raffles telah dilantik menjadi gabenor di salah sebuah pelabuhan British iaitu di Bengkulu, Sumatera. Stamford Raffles percaya bahawa British perlu mencari jalan untuk menjadi kuasa dominan di rantau ini. Salah satu jalan ialah dengan membina sebuah pelabuhan baru di Selat Melaka. Pelabuhan British sedia ada seperti Pulau Pinang adalah terlalu jauh di utara Selat Melaka manakala Bengkulu pula menghadap Selat Sunda.
Pada tahun 1818, setelah berjaya menyakinkan Syarikat Hindia Timur British (EIC) untuk mencari pelabuhan baru di rantau ini. Stamford Raffles tiba di Singapura pada 29 Januari 1819. Dia menjumpai sebuah perkampungan Melayu kecil di muara Sungai Singapura yang diketuai oleh Temenggung Johor iaitu Temenggung Abdul Rahman.
Pulau itu ditadbir oleh Kesultanan Johor tetapi keadaan politiknya tidak stabil. Waris Sultan Johor, Tengku Abdul Rahman dikuasai oleh Belanda dan Bugis. Stamford Raffles kemudiannya mengetahui bahawa Tengku Abdul Rahman menjadi sultan hanya kerana abang sulungnya, Tengku Hussein tidak ada semasa ayahnya meninggal dunia. Mengikut adat Melayu, bakal sultan perlu berada disisi sultan sekiranya ingin dilantik menjadi sultan.
Sedar bahawa dia boleh memanipulasikan keadaan ini, Stamford Raffles telah menyokong Tengku Hussein untuk menjadi Sultan sekiranya Tengku Hussein sanggup membenarkan
British membuka pelabuhan di Singapura dan sebagai balasan British akan membayar wang tahunan kepada Tengku Hussein.
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Perjanjian Antara Temenggung Abdul Rahman Dengan Stamford Raffles
Pada 30 Januari 1819, satu perjanjian antara Temenggung Abdul Rahman dengan Stamford Raffles telah ditandatangani dan perjanjian ini menjadi sah pada 6 Februari 1819 setelah ditandatangani oleh Tengku Hussein.
Di antara isi-isi perjanjian ialah:-
Syarikat Hindia Timur Inggeris boleh mendirikan loji di Singapura atau tempat-tempat lain dalam wilayah Kerajaan Johor – Singapura.
Sehubungan dengan itu Syarikat Hindia Timur Inggeris bersetuju untuk melindungi Temenggung Abdul Rahman.
Syarikat Hindia Timur Inggeris akan membayar tiga ribu dolar Sepanyol setahun kepada Temenggung Abdul Rahman kerana mendirikan kilang itu.
Temenggung Abdul Rahman tidak boleh membuat sebarang hubungan dengan negara-negara lain atau membenarkan kuasa negara-negara lain masuk ke negerinya selain dari Inggeris, selagi Syarikat Hindia Timur Inggeris masih kekal dan sanggup memberikan perlindungan menurut perjanjian itu.
Apabila Sultan Hussein tiba di Singapura kelak, kesemua perkara yang disebutkan dalam perjanjian ini diselesaikan serta disahkan, akan tetapi pihak Syarikat Hindia Timur boleh memilih suatu tempat untuk mendaratkan pasukan tenteranya dan barang-barang kelengkapan serta dagangan serta menaikkan bendera Syarikat.
Perjanjian antara Temenggung Abdul Rahman dan Stamford Raffles ini adalah merupakan persetujuan sementara dalam usaha Inggeris untuk menguasai Singapura kerana Temenggung itu tidak berhak menandatangani perjanjian sebenar. Hak dan kuasa itu terletak di tangan Sultan yang bersemayam di Lingga.
Perjanjian Tengku Hussein Dengan Stamford Raffles
Pada 6 Februari 1819, Tengku Long atau Tengku Hussein, waris yang sah kepada takhta Kerajaan Johor tetapi diketepikan, tiba di Singapura. Walaupun beliau tidak percayakan Inggeris tetapi oleh kerana bimbangkan kuasa Belanda dan Bugis dan dengan sokongan Temenggung Abdul Rahman, beliau telah menandatangani satu perjanjian perikatan dan persahabatan pada 6 Februari 1819 dengan Stamford Raffles. Dalam perjanjian ini beliau telah diakui dan diiktiraf oleh kerajaan Inggeris di India sebagai Sultan bagi kerajaan Johor – Singapura, bergelar Sultan Hussein Muhamad Shah.
Dengan perjanjian ini maka perjanjian awal yang ditandatangani pada hari ini dalam tahun 1819 di antara Temenggung Abdul Rahman dan Stamford Raffles dengan sendirinya menjadi sah dan bermulalah sejarah penguasaan Inggeris ke atas Singapura.
Sumber : Arkib Negara Malaysia, Wikipedia
Baca Juga:
Perjanjian Persahabatan E.I.C-Johor
Perjanjian Raffles, Sultan Hussain Dan Temenggong Abdul Rahman
Perjanjian Penyerahan Kuasa Teluk Belanga Kepada Temenggung Abu Bakar
Perjanjian Sempadan Perairan Singapura Dengan Johor 1927
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miu84 replied at 2-2-2021 12:48 PM
Memang heols suka pun people acknowldge dia nye reta dan kekayaan. Nanti dia cakap "work hard to ear ...
Work hard laa sangat.. Harta selagi xkena gulingkan xkan abis makan baik toksah sembang work hard sangat gittewwww |
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CaqJora replied at 2-2-2021 02:19 PM
I wonder, kalau la jahlop yg berjodohan ngan anak raja camni, besar mana la agaknya lagak mama kentu ...
Harus laa mama kentut berjela2 tulis kat ig dia anak menantu kebanggaan keluarga, anak sorga, menantu sorga... Makin bertambah2 zat2 dia |
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