Pengiran Indera Mahkota Gabenor Sarawak (1824 - 1842)

This book explores the history of Brunei, focusing on its role as a central port and trading hub in the mid-nineteenth century. The text describes how Brunei's influence once covered the northern part of Borneo, but its power diminished over several decades as other regional powers emerged. It details historical events, including a significant conflict in 1775 led by Pengiran Temanggung Pengiran Ampaian, which resulted in a major defeat for the Brunei Sultanate and its territories, leading to the rise of independent states like Sarawak.

Features:

• Detailed historical account of Brunei's trade history.
• Includes a map illustrating regional boundaries during the period.
• Explores political shifts and conflicts that shaped the region.

Benefits:

• Provides valuable insights into the maritime and political history of Borneo.
• Useful resource for historical research or general interest in Southeast Asian history.
• Offers a local perspective on the establishment of Sarawak's independence.

Publisher: Pusat Sejarah Brunei, Kementerian Kebudayaan, Belia dan Sukan
Language: Predominantly Malay, with some English text on maps/citations
Historical Context: Mid-nineteenth century Borneo (Brunei, Sarawak, Dutch Territory)
Contents: Historical narrative, maps, illustrations of ships and ports.

ISBN: 9789998452190