Salam Sem06,
I know that all of you are busy with your first project - reHUB. So good luck and give your best!
Have fun this weekend in K.Kangsar and Taiping. Ask the locals why the term From Taiping with Love is popular there?
DrN
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salam..
ReplyDeletepukul brape btolak dari poli???
Mohon konfirm dgn En.Yusri/En.Amir
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bl kite nak start projek dua
ReplyDeleteRabu ini official date 3/8/11
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some interesting perak royalty rituals the origin of Kuala Kangsar
ReplyDeleteThe present Perak sultanate was
established in 1528 and draws its origins
to Sultan Mudzaffar Shah the eldest son of
the last Sultan of Malacca. His courtiers
along with the Royal Regalia escorted
the Sultan’s journey to Perak. When his
ship approached the Perak River mouth, a
ferocious storm suddenly arose. The ship
was tossed around, powerless to journey
on. Sultan Mudzaffar commanded that all
unnecessary cargos be thrown overboard,
as he thought it was due to the ship’s
load. As the storm worsened, the ill-fated
ship rammed a sandbank that surfaced
suddenly in the middle of the river mouth.
At that point, an enormous genie
appeared from the sea, so massive that his
head touched the sky. Terror surrounded
everyone including the Sultan. The great
genie commanded the Sultan, “Should
you desire to be proclaimed the Sultan
of Perak, cast your crown into this very
sea...”. Fearing for the lives of his loyal
subjects, the Sultan promptly charged
his captain to fetch his crown and throw
it into the river. Miraculously, the genie
vanished, the water turned calm and the
huge sandbank receded. Everyone was
utterly overwhelmed and amazed.
Sultan Mudzaffar, then, commanded
the ship to dock. Once the anchor was
dropped, he came ashore to the place
currently known as Beting Beras Basah.
He decreed that he would be proclaimed
as the Sultan of Perak at the exact spot
before journeying on. The event marks
the historic site for all his descendants
ever since. Newly elected Sultan of Perak
is obligated to pay homage to the very
place after being crowned. From then on,
the State of Perak only bears the title of
Raja Muda (Heir Apparent) instead of
Tengku Mahkota (Crown Prince) because
the royal crown is in the possession of the
great genie, Sri Mahkota Si Raja Jinn.
To experience the grandeur of Perak’s
royal history and observe the state’s
impressive Royal Regalia, pay a visit to
Muzium Diraja Kuala Kangsar (Kuala
Kangsar Royal Museum), previously
known as Istana Kenangan (Palace of
Memories). The museum opens daily and
rests majestically on the hilly landscape
of Bukit Chandan.
Tq Nurul,
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DrN
Salam sejahtera,..Kami dari student Buloh,..Minte tunjuk Ajar,..
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