Keturunan bendahara tun perak biography

Fiercesome in the chain-mail armour, bristling with muskets and blunderbusses, the Bugis have been known throughout Southeast Asia as a warlike race. In the first half of the 18th century, with an uneasy peace between the Dutch and Johor, and the power and influence of Acheh dwindling, the most dynamic political influence in the Malay states centred around five Bugis brothers - Daeng Perani, Daeng Menambun, Daeng Merewah, Daeng Chelak and Daeng Kemasi - who left their native state in the Southern Sulawesi and had come to the Malay states to seek adventure and fame..

In 1699, Sultan Mahmud II of Johor was killed by one of his chiefs in revenge for the murder of the chief's wife. The death of the Sultan, known as "Marhum Mangkat di-julang" ('slain-as-he-was-carried-on-his-litter'), marked the end in Johor of the royal dynasty which was the directly descendant of the Melaka royal line and which had ruled for over 170 years. Sultan Mahmud did not leave an heir, and the Bendahara, Tun Abdul Jalil, became Sultan of Johor with the title Sultan Abdul Jalil IV.

In 1712, a pretender prince from Minangkabau, Raja Kechil, claimed to be the posthumous son of the murdered Sultan Mahmud. Raja Kechil met Daeng Perani and Daeng Chelak, at the island of Benkal

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