Malay Kingship in Kedah

Informationen zum Autor By Maziar Mozaffari Falarti Klappentext The Kedah Sultanate is the oldest unbroken independent kingship lines in the "Malay world" with 1,000 years of history, and arguably one of the oldest in the Islamic world. In this study, the author examines key geopolitical and spiritual attributes of Malay kingship that have traditionally cemented the ruler, the peoples, and the environment. Zusammenfassung The Kedah Sultanate is the oldest unbroken independent kingship lines in the Malay world with 1,000 years of history, and arguably one of the oldest in the Islamic world. In this study, the author examines key geopolitical and spiritual attributes of Malay kingship that have traditionally cemented the ruler, the peoples, and the environment. Inhaltsverzeichnis List of Maps & IllustrationsForeword (Professor C. A. Trocki)AcknowledgementsAbbreviationsIntroductionChapter 1: From Raja to Sultan: The Islamic Conversion of the Tantric Malay RulerChapter 2: The Malay Ethos: The Sultan and his SubjectsChapter 3: Controlling Kedah's maritime lines of communication: The Sultan and the Raja di-laut, or Sea LordsChapter 4: Bay to Gulf or Gulf to Bay: the Sultan and the trans-peninsular routes of KedahConclusionBibliography

Autorentext
By Maziar Mozaffari Falarti

Klappentext
The Kedah Sultanate is the oldest unbroken independent kingship lines in the "Malay world" with 1,000 years of history, and arguably one of the oldest in the Islamic world. In this study, the author examines key geopolitical and spiritual attributes of Malay kingship that have traditionally cemented the ruler, the peoples, and the environment.

Zusammenfassung
The Kedah Sultanate is the oldest unbroken independent kingship lines in the Malay world with 1,000 years of history, and arguably one of the oldest in the Islamic world. In this study, the author examines key geopolitical and spiritual attributes of Malay kingship that have traditionally cemented the ruler, the peoples, and the environment.

Inhalt
List of Maps & Illustrations Foreword (Professor C. A. Trocki) Acknowledgements Abbreviations Introduction Chapter 1: From Raja to Sultan: The Islamic Conversion of the Tantric Malay Ruler Chapter 2: The Malay Ethos: The Sultan and his Subjects Chapter 3: Controlling Kedah's maritime lines of communication: The Sultan and the Raja di-laut, or Sea Lords Chapter 4: Bay to Gulf or Gulf to Bay: the Sultan and the trans-peninsular routes of Kedah Conclusion Bibliography

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