- 1511.
Nobleman Afonso de
Albuquerque was
returning from the
conquest of
Malacca,
bringing with him a
large treasure trove for the
Portuguese king, when...
- "tenturun". The
scientific name
Arctictis means 'bear-
weasel', from the Gr**** arkt- "bear" +
iktis "
weasel".
Viverra binturong was the
scientific name proposed...
- money. The
emperor was also
involved with
several correspondences with the
Malacca government on
their mutual distrust against the
Portuguese which the Ming...
-
southern Philippines and
among some
courtiers of East Java; and the 15th in
Malacca and
other areas of the
Malay Peninsula.
Although it is
known that the spread...
- off the
southern tip of the
Malay Peninsula,
bordering the
Strait of
Malacca to the west, the
Singapore Strait to the
south along with the Riau Islands...
-
Portuguese Malacca 1511–1641 Dutch–Portuguese War 1601–1661
Acehnese conquest of
Perak 1620
Dutch Malacca 1641–1824
Pahang Kingdom 1770–1881
Straits Settlements...
- In 1511,
Afonso de
Albuquerque conquered Malacca for Portugal, then the
center of
Asian trade. East of
Malacca,
Albuquerque sent
several diplomatic and...
-
Portuguese at
Malacca. In 1512 and
again in 1521, he sent his son, the
crown prince Surawisesa also
known as Ratu Sang
Hyang (Samian) to
Malacca to request...
- that
Singapore and the
various Straits Settlements [such as
Penang and
Malacca],
Batavia [Jakarta] and
other parts of the
Dutch possessions [Indonesia]...
- to Malaysia" on TLC, part of the
Discovery Channel network. She is of
Malacca-Chinese and
German ancestry. She was
educated at the
German European School...