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and Samudera, and in 1481 the kingd
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The network of communities that mad
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With the conquest of Melaka by the
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Trading ships coming from China usi
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two months. While in Palembang, he
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Jambi to the Lampungs and West Java
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egun to create a navy consisting of
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successor can one suggest that the
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entrepot. Finally, it was the sea p
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sacred beings became sacrosanct. Th
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monastery (vihara), which would hav
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kinship ties; (4) a mixed populatio
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honor by the emperor: Japan in 1406
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This depiction is not at variance w
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uler of Campa is nursed with the mi
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76 Chapter 2 issue of Sulaiman, the
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that suited the landscape. With an
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Malayu world. The families of the B
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82 Chapter 3 Ethnicization of the M
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zone where traders from the highlan
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anks of the Sinamar River, where Bu
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of Adityawarman‘s inscription at
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identity. The root word “rantau
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Early hints of Javanese imperial de
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his Minangkabau subjects in recompe
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to preserve the allegiance of the c
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According to Jane Drakard, these le
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the Minangkabau court. He claimed m
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his claim and establish a new kingd
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Assurance of effective mediation an
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In the late nineteenth and twentiet
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and the Hikayat Aceh. The Taj al-Sa
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areas in Asia and the Middle East w
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In addition to the export products
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Although Pires calls the ruler of A
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the coast: Daya in 1520, Pidië in
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madhhab [sect, school], and a lover
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In the streets are a large number o
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and Hindu traders from India. So hi
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powerful Muslim empires at the time
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again attacked Johor, and Tun Sri L
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in Islamic circles as al-Maqassari,
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was the Orang Kaya Maharaja Sri Mah
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sida-sida.”), raises a question w
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and are dressed in the style of the
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allegiance to the Aceh ruler. 154 A
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syntax, as is evident in a collecti
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the sultan’s. 175 This developmen
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and religious teachers arriving fro
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146 Chapter 5 The Batak Malayu The
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Padang Lawas are both written in a
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Bonan Dolok to Penyabungan and Huta
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strong Chinese trade in camphor and
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The economic opportunities offered
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y Malayu. In the nineteenth century
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lands to serve the burgeoning marke
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merchants serving the Tamil guild.
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Parkin explains that Perbegu can be
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was told that the Sisingamangaraja
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Ward reported the influence of the
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archaeological finds at Padang Lawa
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from the latter half of the fourtee
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Chapter 6 The Orang Laut and the Ma
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Some Urak Lawoik believe that Lanta
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Lifestyle formed the major ethnic b
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Such a perception ignores the speci
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Laut in Singapore. 30 In the Hikaya
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mattered. The Dutch noted that in d
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Hamba Raja of Mapar, under whose ju
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The Orang Laut raids extended as fa
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later compensated by the orang kaya
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what floated on them by hereditary
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subject (hamba orang Sayung),” th
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thee; if the land [in Bertam] seem
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and, according to Pires, was initia
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deliberate effort to emphasize thei
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202 Chapter 7 The Orang Asli/Suku T
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the state, thus being labeled “tr
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downstream by the ruler to defend t
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were not: they had no settled exist
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the Petalangan and the Minangkabau
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There are other less numerous Suku
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Southern Mongoloid population that
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Interaction between the Malayu and
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as intermediaries between the Temia
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220 Chapter 7 These wild folk have
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These products were gathered princi
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chosen from non-Malayu communities.
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poyang of the Pasemah people, but t
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A major theme of this and many of t
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In one of the Semai chermor, the an
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This trimbow clearly stresses the a
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Conclusion Framing the Southeast As
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different political leaders but all
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e tempted to reorganize and perhaps
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242 edited volume The Invention of
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244 14. Bellwood, “Hierarchy, Fou
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246 83. Stark et al., “Results,
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248 21. Damais, “Bibliographie In
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250 63. Casparis, Prasasti Indonesi
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252 111. Brown, Malay Sayings, 126.
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254 25. Coedès, Indianized States,
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256 77. NA, VOC 1272, Diary of a Mi
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258 and “above the winds” may h
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260 Chaghatay Turks. As descendants
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262 far more similar to the Hikayat
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264 144. NA, VOC 1226, Malacca, Mis
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266 patrilineally, with children of
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268 became a prominent kingdom and
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270 84. Kipp, Dissociated Identitie
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272 123. Kubitscheck, “Horja and
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274 27. Begbie, Malayan Peninsula,
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276 and poison darts, the efficacy
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278 23. Persoon, however, believes
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280 higher quality than those on th
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282 111. “Pengkalan” are usuall
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Abbreviations BEFEO Bulletin d’É
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Hs. 494, Rapport door Ch. van Angel
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———. “Interactions with the
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James J. Fox and Clifford Sather. C
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y Ian Glover and Peter Bellwood. Lo
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Cummings, William. “Cultural Inte
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Farah, Madelain. Marriage and Sexua
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Hood Mohamad Salleh. “Morality an
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———. “The Seals of the Last
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———. “Trading Ships of the
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O’Connor, Stanley. “Introductio
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Riddell, Peter. Islam and the Malay
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Canberra: Institute for Southeast A
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———. “Overzicht van de Volk
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Index Aceh: Bugis dynasty, 139; ear
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Hang Tuah: Hikayat Hang Tuah, 10; M
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Malayu ruler, 17, 62, 173, 178-184,
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About the Author LEONARD Y. ANDAYA