Malacca-The Earliest Malay Kingdom

Jan 28, 2013

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. Ruled Temasik for 5 yearsAttacked by SiamAgain fled, reached Muar and moved further north to Sungai BertamHappy with the place he was restingAccepted by the small Malacca community named it Melaka in 1402/14031414 converted to IslamTook the title Sultan Iskandar ShahCapable, ambitiousEsta

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