Raffles in Southeast Asia: Royal Regalia of the Johor-Riau-Lingga Sultanate

Royal regalia - crowns, krises, jewellery, etc. - are symbols of divine kingship. In 1811, the last sultan of the Johor-Riau-Lingga Sultanate passed away - without naming an heir, leading to a crisis of succession.

[@aldiputra7764]

Johor-Riau-Lingga and Pahang

[@solehbandung5974]

Ym tengku husein zuriat waris kerajaan johor-riau telah berpulang ke rahmatullah pada hari ini dan akan di makam kan di bintan kepulauan riau al fatihah semoga arwah di cucuri rahmat allah

[@ryanshih9783]

Very insightful film and exhibition

[@ggsoloplayer]

good one

[@nadiaparamita101]

Video bagus kok sepi :/ How can this educational video get such a small number of views?

[@legendkiller9759]

It should Johor-Pahang or Johor Pahang Riau Lingga sultanate…because in the letter of Sultan Mahmud Shah iii he proclaim himself as the Sultan of Johor and Pahang

[@anwardi]

You keep saying Kingdom of Singapura...when did such a Kingdom exist? There was a small sultanate of Singapura which was quite insignificant. The Kingdoms that existed are the Malacca Kingdom, the Riau Kingdom, the Johor RIau Kingdom and the Johor Kingdom - all of which the island or sultanate of Singapura or Tumasek was small part of.

[@anwardi]

The so called Kingdom of Singapura is highly debatable and there is no empirical proof that it was a Kingdom. The early Tumasek rulers beginning with the mythical Sang Tri Buana does not make it into a Kingdom. it was merely a small island settlement. It wouldn't have been easily sacked by Majapahit if it was a true Kingdom.

[@zamanhashim3133]

Are the regalia on loan or for here to stay?

[@dnifty1]

Basically the British and Dutch controlled Malaysia and Indonesia from the 1800s up to the mid 20th century. They kept some of the old royals as puppets but the power was in the hands of the Europeans. Singapore is literally a city stat set up as a port town that has settled by and attracted a large number of people from outside Malaysia and the Johor Islands. Most of the treasures you see were taken by the Dutch or British as they conquered the indigenous kingdoms.

[@mohdamiruddin7534]

You miss Pahang for Johor territory...

[@alliswell99199]

ex territory, the Bendahara actually build up his own sulthanate from the johor royalty

[@khalidmohamadamin6140]

where is this collection being displayed?

[@garudapancasila3638]

Tolong di tonton ini orang malaysia agar tahu sejarah..

[@ejenkicap7452]

one of the regalia reminds me of javanese gunungan

[@citizencan4444]

That's called "chogan". The writing on the chogan proclaims the Sultan and his ancestry

[@ogickgika2202]

Dia bilang Java in the malay word, berarti orang johor itu orang Jawa bukan orang melayu

[@jintanmanis5000]

Adik beradik berebut kuasa, negeri2 negara2 Melayu berpecah sampai skrg huhuhuhu

[@muhammadfadly8338]

Amat menyedihkan dan memalukan, pihak istana bertelingkah, perpaduan dipecahkan, wilayah kesultanan dipecahkan, regalia diraja dirampas, pekong yang busuk ini dipertontonkan orang ramai sebagai sejarah

[@mohdamiruddin7534]

Konflik antara melayu-bugis itu...tapi akhirnya reda...