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[@DarkwarriorGamingandVideos]

Fun fact the weapons that was made for salehudin al ayubi and his army to conquer Jerusalem were made by kedah (northern malaysia) blacksmith which was ordered by the kedah sultan and sent to acheh traders to deliver it to Saladin in Damascus Syria .

[@randominternetphilosopher3403]

Sources?

[@given_mill7]

Salahuddin al ayubi ke sultan muhamad al fateh..??

[@PakAbu38]

Not accurate,damascus blade was made in damascus hence the name,maybe the iron/steel was from kedah,but theres no historical text or record to back up the statement

[@yoh5753]

susah nak percaya kalau takde sumber

[@boypaima6406]

Dulu Aku pernah dengar juga , lepas tu ada Ustaz tu bukak buku orang arab dia cakap di bahagian semenanjung Tak pasti dimana tapi catatan tersebut mmg menujukan pada Kedah kerana Kedah mmg ada teknologi melebur besi Dan berdirijya kerajaan Kedah lebih lama dari kerajaan kerajaan lain di Asia tenggara

[@muhamadamirulhafiz2852]

Thank you guys for reacting to my suggestion!! I hope you learn so many new things about our Malay civilisation!

[@TheCommodity]

Thanks for the recommendation!!!

[@muhamadamirulhafiz2852]

Back during the Malacca Sultanate Empire were being attacked by the Portuguese in 1511, the Malays were often mistakenly thought by only used daggers, spears,and the like to defend the city. In fact, at that time, the Malays were already using their own firearms such as rifles and cannons. Yes, it is indeed true based on Afonso de Albuquerque’s record! So far, we have been bombarded with stories of Malays who are only good at playing sharp weapons but are not touched by the greatness in terms of firearm technology. Malays have had the skills of ironwork for centuries. This is evidenced by the existence of keris. We know that the keris is more prominent and famous because it is the main weapon and the result of true Malay craftsmanship that comes from the Malay world. When I mention the Malay world, it is not just the Malays in Malaysia. It covers regional areas with Malay-Polynesian culture such as, Indonesia, Singapore, southern Thailand, the Philippines, Brunei and East Timor.

[@muhamadamirulhafiz2852]

According to an article written by Wan Mohd Dasuki Wan Hasbullah and Siti Radziah Mustafa from the University of Malaya entitled "Manuscripts of Gun Science as an Ethnohistoric Source of Malay Firearms Technology." Briefly, there are 6 old rifle science manuscripts in Jawi script have been found discussing aspects of knowledge (theoretical), technology (including firearms techniques) and Malay culture.

[@muhamadamirulhafiz2852]

Individual groups of firearms experts in ancient times were known as the "wise" and "shooters". They are good at adapting the technology of firearms brought by foreigners who come here. In the early 16th century, the Portuguese carried espingarda weapons. The weapon technology was adapted by the Malays and was known as "istinggar", "setinggar" or "istinggar Minangkabau" (wicker rifle in West Sumatra). Later, the Malays learned to adapt flintlock rifles from the Dutch. The Dutch call it a snaphaan and the Malays call it a "rifle". Some even call it terakul.

[@muhamadamirulhafiz2852]

These light firearms were used in warfare until the 19th century. They also used English-owned En-field rifles after the mid-19th century. This shows that the Malays are good at adapting and utilizing firearms technology in armed conflict.

[@muhamadamirulhafiz2852]

6 Type of Firearms used in Malay World: 1- Cannon Large cannons for long-range battles were usually placed on top of city walls. The Pattani Malays were great with their large cannons and were feared by the enemy, Siam, for over 200 years. When Siam won Pattani, the large cannons of Sri Patani and Sri Nagara were confiscated and brought to Siam. Only Sri Patani reached Siam because Sri Nagara was drowned in the ocean. Now it is placed in front of the Ministry of Defense office in Bangkok, Thailand. 2- Lela Called a "swivel gun" in English this is a type of cannon that is smaller than a regular cannon made of copper and comes in a variety of sizes. It is a portable cannon that can be applied on war elephants and boats.

[@muhamadamirulhafiz2852]

3-Rentaka It's similar to lela but made of iron. It is portable, lightweight and smaller than lela. It is usually carved with the Malay symbol of a bamboo shoot (like a triangle). It is called Lantakas in English because of its combination of lela and rhythm. It is often used by the people of Brunei, Moro, and Sulu. Rentaka also has carvings on the body up to the adjustable nozzle. 4- Istinggar This is the ancestor of the modern shotgun where it has locks. Istinggar (musket) is also called matchlock rifle. This istinggar is very heavy and long. It has an empty cylinder chamber for gunpowder

[@xiaoma4297]

Please do more reaction to he's channels I am Chinese Singaporean & I'm really interested in Melayu/Malay Golden History ♥️

[@wewenang5167]

tha gobek api, is useful for us in the damp jungle in Malaysia, that is why our people used it, but now not many people used that anymore except the old people.

[@CucuBravo]

He did mentioned in the video about how Gobek Api works and inspired those person to make the first diesel engine. Maybe both of you just need to let the videos to play until it finish one point at a time, before you guys react or giving out your opinion about it. It is just a suggestion, because if you keep on pausing the video it will disturb your focus on the important things. Or maybe you could just rewind it after giving out your opinions in between the videos.

[@sharbandarrimau8448]

True

[@drofxodigebricam1123]

memang disengajakan pun...

[@zabra6340]

This video does not really shows the really tech acomplishments before the colonisations, the Malays were quite advance during the days in 1) iron tech in making firearms/ cannon 2) ship buildings greater & more advanced the Portugese & China where Malay ships were much bigger, . . . Here is some documentary with english translation kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpy3gGxrm92CY9E

[@anuarrazalli5866]

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[@aimansafwankamaruddin8369]

Diesel engine uses compression ignition concept, just like the Gobek api, because the air inside the chamber gets really hot when compressed...unlike the petrol engine that must be ignited by spark plugs

[@notmyname3556]

as an architecture student, I actually agree. You should see how unimpressed I am everytime I see some random cultural architecture elements pop out in malay modern houses. Like it's actually funny that impressive. So out of place.

[@safuwanfauzi5014]

Org melayu x mcm atau seperti org Thai, Burma, China, Jepun yg xlupa senibina dan bumbung bangsa mereka xmcm org Melayu skit2 kubah, dari istana raja Melayu, Masjid, rumah, bangunan pemerintah/kerajaan abis lupa, kat Thailand, China, Jepun, Korea, Burma, Cambodia, Vietnam bhkan Indonesia terutama Bali, Banjar Kalimantan Selatan, Mining Sumatera barat, Batak Sumatera Utara, Dan Melayu2 di Riau, Jambi, Kepulauan Riau, Bangka-Belitung, Sumatera Selatan/Palembang Dan Kaliantan Barat dimana2 terlihat bumbung adat/traditional, kalo Thailand bersepah2 dr istana Raja, Wat, bangunan pemerintah, bangunan kedai, pondok, muzium, pejabat kite je org melayu lupe, di Indonesia org buddha kuil mereka guna ciri melayu xpakai ciri asing contoh di Jambi. di Bali, Jawa Kristian, Buddha pakai ciri bali atay Jawa, walaupun ciri eropah juga ada. mmg btl melayu mudah lupa baik senibina dan juga aksara/tulisan.

[@andrewchan5153]

What he's trying to imply is that the Gobek Api uses adiabatic compression, a priciple in thermodynamics. Same as the compression stroke of a diesel engine which ignites the fuel air mixture. But to say that it's plagiarism on part of the westerner is going a bit far. It's not uncommon for one invention to inspire the creation of another, as they are different iterations using the same principle. Of course the diesel engine is far more complicated and have other parts running on other principles like the carburator/fuel injector.

[@nurasmaya4845]

Tamingsari ada dalam simpanan Kesultanan Perak sampai hari ini✌🏻.. salah satu dr 7 alat kebesaran negeri Perak yg hanya di keluarkan ketika pertabalan Sultan Perak..

[@ykken]

A fire piston produces amber which is used to ignite tinders. These days used by campera and bush crafters.

[@juitaarrisya9693]

WOW , video abang ajar dh di react oleh american🤗😃😃

[@mohdzakimamat3338]

tq for reaction ..nice

[@rajaismail9557]

True bro

[@kamarulazhar1440]

Good job

[@Asraf_Ahmad]

Yeah the technology is different, but the principles is the same... Ignition, compression all same between gobek api and diesel engine...

[@zafrimamat]

video Danw Raid/ serangan malaysia ke atas London .4 hour Celar

[@marinamisgiman4883]

Good info

[@mybraintalks]

The reason why the start of the video shows 'the danger of talking about the Malay" is because some of non-malay Malaysian (The chinese and indian ethnicity) will get triggered when talking about Malay race..because in Malaysia, everything that talked about the majority race (the malay ethnic) will deemed as racist and ethnocentrism. and the other races /ethnic in Malaysia will not like this video as it talks about the achievement of Malay race since it will potray as the supremacy of the majority race...i think it is the similar happened in the US, as whenever you talked about the good side of the caucasian or white people (the majority) it will seems as racist and white supremacy mindset.. the minorities will love to see and heard about the bad side or the ugly side of the white people in US. The left wing media will also love it..it is similar happening in Malaysia..where the majority race(the malays) are always portrayed as the antagonist (bad, ugly, evil and racist) by the minorities ethnic (the chinese and indian ethnicity). thats the truth..

[@gemmywhi3711]

That is how they claim the malays trying to set up a new kind of 'governance'. Even the current prime statement stating that we should use more bahasa melayu are taken as a political issue. I'm not siding with the current pm as we are not the one that voting him, but yeah, any logical person who study history should know of how much generosity the Malay people gives to chines and indians that came here during british colonialism. Just as how much we give up on our citizenship to them, they should know deep down, Tanah Melayu and Malaysia are an Islamic state, and Bahasa Melayu will be forever be our official language. Just respect these two condition in order to secure a hamonious condition.

[@zae_xa]

@@gemmywhi3711 We are not really an Islamic state but rather a secular state as in the constitution with addition of Islam as official religion. Idk why we end up like this when writing the constitution as it makes common folks who don't read those constitution confused whether Malaysia is an Islamic state or not since it has Islam as it's official religion. Otherwise I agree with you.

[@gemmywhi3711]

@@zae_xa That's the problem with our country, too much jaga hati sampai constitution pon tak clarify betul2. It's either Malaysia is islamic state or not. That's all. Why we need put the "islam adalah agama rasmi 'persekutuan'". Are you saying that the law only applied in govt level? Then how about the private sector? They can suka hatilah, either follow or not. That is why we hear reports saying that some boss don't even allow muslim to take breaks for prayers. Then when muslim complain, they could just give excuses like "Ehh, kami syarikat yg bebas agama, bukannya fokus satu sahaja..."..

[@azls73]

it say's Gobek Api functioning gave the idea for the german to invent diesel engine based on the gobek api combustion.

[@ahmadfaiz9917]

We Malay not friend with israel if u support israel dont come to my country 🇲🇾💪

[@rec9189]

React to Jose Rizal Puppet History by "Watcher". Its about the Philippines' national hero.

[@YusufDjuly]

Diesel engine don't use spark plugs. You both should know this

[@sharbandarrimau8448]

True

[@deltahunter2302]

Keris is cheaper than Japanese Sword.. So don't worry.

[@HaikalFansuriii]

Most of them is. But higher quality can get up to RM20k

[@anismicha3180]

Wow! Ajar

[@thekarma5572]

Kejatuhan bangsa Melayu pada zaman dahulu di sebabkan pengkhianat dan rasuah kepada penjajahan.

[@mybraintalks]

If the non-malay Malaysian (especially the Chinese and Indian ethnicity) see this, they will go berserk and start to scream that Malay civilization is a myth and only created by the Ultra Malay nationalist. They also keep saying that there is no Malay Race and Malay language is borrowed from Chinese and tamil words. Thats the reasons, why the non-malay citizen in Malaysia dont really want to speak Malay Language (eventhough that is Malaysia National Language) , why they still want to defend the vernacular (Chinese & tamil) schools in Malaysia and why they dont want to assimilate with the Malay majority. because for them, their ancestors civilation is far more greater than the ancient Malay civilization. But they are the one who always screaming for racism, oppression and discrimination in Malaysia..how ironic is that?

[@sharbandarrimau8448]

True

[@sharbandarrimau8448]

True

[@bratleyrogers1347]

Dekat mana bro? Negeri mana? Nak tahu juga tahap rasis yg ko ckp tu😂. Sorry yaa sebab aku dari Sarawak. Bukan nak backup bangsa lain. Mostly bangsa2 yg ada di Sarawak and Sabah we dont do that here. All can speak Malay. Apa yg lagi best no rasis antara kami disini.

[@luqmanaqil7108]

@@bratleyrogers1347 dia cakap kepada cina/india dan imigran yg tak nak guna bahasa kebangsaan dan tidak mahu diasimilasi sebagai rakyat Malaysia. Bukan bumiputera sabah sarawak

[@bratleyrogers1347]

@@luqmanaqil7108 Sabah Sarawak juga ada bangsa cina bro. India juga ada. Even mereka pandai guna bahasa bangsa kami iban lagi. Tak juga memaksa kami ni. Even Semua bangsa ditempat sy contohnya Sarawak boleh multi bahasa tak juga timbul isu rasis. One more thing. Bangsa lain belajar bahasa Melayu okay je. Sampai sini semua boleh guna 3 bahasa sekaligus. So bro km melayu kan boleh ke blajar terima bahasa selain dari bangsa bro sendiri? Hahahaha chill man. Janji ada adab respect kat semua org tak kiralah bangsa apa agama apa. Yg penting tolenransi jangan rasis.

[@ahmadtajul5413]

history about jack sparrow.. it worriror from tanah melayu 🇲🇾 u can search real jack sparrow..

[@ahmadfaiz9917]

U must eat 'sambal belacan' if u want to speak Malay properly

[@Al-Gebruh99]

Uiiyo,abang ajo

[@derichollow7263]

Hi

[@luqmanaqil7108]

Keris berasal dari alam Melayu bukan dari indo.

[@luqmanaqil7108]

@Yudi Valentino keris dari alam Melayu dik. Alam Melayu tu termasuk la pulau jawa dan satu nusantara ini. Indonesia tak wujud lagi masa tu.

[@luqmanaqil7108]

@Yudi Valentino untuk adil lebih baik diberitahu keris berasal dari Nusantara ( nusantara bermaksud seluruh indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei dan Filipina)

[@luqmanaqil7108]

@Yudi Valentino Bayangkan kalau Malaysia sekarang masuk dalam indonesia, aku rasa tak bergaduh pun tentang keris dan budaya2 lain sebab satu negara. Hanya berbeza negara menyebabkan berlaku pergaduhan. Kalau semua budaya Melayu hak milik indon, hilanglah budaya Melayu. Keris mungkin asal dari jawa tetapi keris adalah sebahagian dari Melayu. Begitu juga dengan songket, batik, gamelan, rendang dan sebagainya.

[@luqmanaqil7108]

@Yudi Valentino kalau udah didaftar oleh UNESCO keris berasal dari Jawa ngak perlu lagi ribut kerana udah diakui.

[@shafkamaruddin9226]

@Yudi Valentino bkn keris je asal dri indo..kereta , kapal terbang n semua dlm dunia ni dri indon n babi pun asal dri indon😂😂😂..biul2 je mat indon sekoq ni, semua benda dia nk claim😂😘

[@mudsugar_]

😍😍😍😍😍

[@lambedewa7982]

KERIS COMES FROM INDONESIA, JAVA.. JAVA IS THE ORIGIN OF SACRED KERIS.

[@bugisituasliindonesia8856]

Maaf Kris itu asli Indonesia bukan dari Malaysia pakta lohhh UNESCO menangis melihat Kris di claim milik Malaysia lucu ini Malaysia pake kedok konsep alam Melayu buatan Inggris

[@putra6106]

Keris was made in Indonesia. The keris belongs Indonesian people. Stop claiming nonsense.

[@deathlovenote6867]

Gila lah kau ni... Buat malu ja kau ni jadi manusia... Sejarah pun tak tahu...

[@anuarrazalli5866]

3 world country mentality..kurang pengetahuan sejarah sila belajar lg dr genuine source bkn dr Wikipedia..stupid..

[@tash8015]

Kedah Tua dulu buat Keris Boss! Peleburan besi paling gemilang. Orang Jawa just dtg berdagang bwk curi balik Pulau Jawa je 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@luqmanaqil7108]

Bayangkan kalau Malaysia sekarang masuk dalam indonesia, aku rasa tak bergaduh pun tentang keris dan budaya2 lain sebab satu negara. Hanya berbeza negara menyebabkan berlaku pergaduhan. Kalau semua budaya Melayu hak milik indon, hilanglah budaya Melayu. Keris mungkin asal dari jawa tetapi keris adalah sebahagian dari Melayu. Begitu juga dengan songket, batik, gamelan, rendang dan sebagainya.

[@anuarrazalli5866]

@@luqmanaqil7108 Betul.. Sblum ada Malaysia, Indonesia, Filipina org melayu bertebaran dr Segenting Kra hingga Pasifik n kwsn ini d namakn Malay Archepelago..beritahu bnyk kali pn tetap xleh msk otak indo ni..tu psl smp skg mereka xsedar yg indonesia klu d terjemahkn bermaksud tanahair hindu lol..

[@irhmeddy_]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@advanvandroid5942]

Alam halu melayu,,