2014
DOI: 10.22452/sejarah.vol23no1.5
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Peningkatan Kawalan British Melalui Perjanjian Perlis-British 1930 Dan Pengukuhan Kuasa Elit Melayu

Abstract: The existence of Perlis as a state in Peninsular Malaysia shows a long history involving foreign powers and influence of the Siamese and the British. Perlis was part of Kedah and the politics of foreign powers had put Perlis as a new sovereign state with its ruler known as Raja. For most of the Malay states, British protectorate demonstrated poor command of the sultan or the ruler of the authority and administration of their respective states. But for Perlis, though terms of the agreement were not significantl… Show more

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“…62 Perjanjian di antara beliau yang mewakili Sultan Johor dan Belanda untuk menyerang Portugis di Melaka juga dimeterai di Patani. 63 Beliau juga terbunuh di Terengganu sementara keluarga beliau berada di Patani ketika itu. 64 Perubahan berlaku kepada kedua-dua politi Melayu apabila British mula meluaskan pengaruh di Asia Tenggara.…”
Section: Kesan Persempadanan Kelantan-patani Ke Atas Evolusi Politi T...unclassified
“…62 Perjanjian di antara beliau yang mewakili Sultan Johor dan Belanda untuk menyerang Portugis di Melaka juga dimeterai di Patani. 63 Beliau juga terbunuh di Terengganu sementara keluarga beliau berada di Patani ketika itu. 64 Perubahan berlaku kepada kedua-dua politi Melayu apabila British mula meluaskan pengaruh di Asia Tenggara.…”
Section: Kesan Persempadanan Kelantan-patani Ke Atas Evolusi Politi T...unclassified
“…From a social point of view, the population was confident that the British would bring modernisation and prosperity to their lives. This sentiment prompted the British to continue to modernise and reform Perlis, including its water supply (Abd Manaf & Ahmad, 2014).…”
Section: The Perlis Water Strategymentioning
confidence: 99%