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Kesultanan Sarawak
Kesultanan Sarawak | |||||||||
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| 1599–1641 | |||||||||
 Menira | |||||||||
 The polity of western Borneo, 17th century, with Sarawak in Red. The kingdoms that established close relationship with Sarawak are illustrated in colour, while other neighbouring kingdoms are represented in light brown. | |||||||||
| Indu menua | Santubong | ||||||||
| Jaku ti suah dikena | Classical Malay | ||||||||
| Pengarap | Islam, Animisme | ||||||||
| Perintah | Monarchy | ||||||||
| Sultan | |||||||||
• 1599–1641 | Sultan Ibrahim Ali Omar Shah | ||||||||
| Sejarah | |||||||||
• The foundation of Sarawak | 1599 | ||||||||
• Assassination of Sultan Tengah | 1641 | ||||||||
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| Today part of | Malaysia Indonesia | ||||||||
Kesultanan Sarawak (Melayu: كسلطانن ملايو سراوق دارالهنا, romanized: Kesultanan Sarawak) iya nya sebuah perintah Melayu, ti bepalan Begian Kuching, Sarawak kemaya hari tu. Perintah tu ditumbuhka dalam taun 1599,[1] sepengudah Perintah Santubong alah enggau Kesultanan Brunei ti udah nya.[2]
- ↑ Larsen 2012
- ↑ Sahari, Suriani; McLaughlin, Tom. "History of the people from the Sarawak River Valley".
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