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    Sultanates and Empires Political Evolution in Ancient Malaysian History
    Sultanates and Empires Political Evolution in Ancient Malaysian History
    Sultanates and Empires Political Evolution in Ancient Malaysian History
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    Sultanates and Empires Political Evolution in Ancient Malaysian History

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    This book explores the political evolution of ancient Malaysia, focusing on the formation, rise, and dynamics of sultanates and empires. Each chapter unravels a distinct phase in the political development, showcasing the governance structures, diplomatic relations, and cultural exchanges that characterized these influential political entities.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherOriental Publishing
    Release dateFeb 9, 2024
    ISBN9798224648955
    Sultanates and Empires Political Evolution in Ancient Malaysian History

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      Sultanates and Empires Political Evolution in Ancient Malaysian History - Oriental Publishing

      CONTENTS PAGE

      Chapter 1: Early Polities and Kingdoms: Foundations of Governance

      Chapter 2: Srivijaya: Maritime Power and Regional Hegemony

      Chapter 3: Majapahit's Dominance: Political Expansion and Cultural Influence

      Chapter 4: Malacca Sultanate: Islamic Governance and International Relations

      Chapter 5: Legacy and Transformations: Political Continuities and Adaptations

      Chapter One: Early Polities and Kingdoms: Foundations of Governance

      The early polities and kingdoms of ancient Malaysia form a fascinating chapter in the nation's history, laying the foundations of governance that would shape the trajectory of the region. This exploration delves into the emergence of these early political entities, examining their structures, administrative systems, and the socio-cultural context that influenced the development of governance in ancient Malaysia.

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