- A
bendahara was
appointed by a
sultan and was a
hereditary post with
candidates selected from the male
descendants of the
bendahara. The
bendahara and...
- The
Bendahara dynasty (Malay:
Wangsa Bendahara, Jawi:وڠسا بندهار) is the
current ruling dynasty of Pahang,
Terengganu and
Johor –
constituent states of...
- The
kingdom came into
existence with the
consolidation of
power by the
Bendahara family in Pahang,
following the
gradual dismemberment of the
Johor Empire...
- held
absolute power over the
state and was
advised by a
bendahara. Currently, the role of
bendahara has been
taken over by
first minister (Malay: Menteri...
- Raja
bendahara (Jawi: راج بندهار) was a
Malay title for the
monarch of the
Pahang Kingdom that
existed from 1770 to 1881. The
title is a combination...
- Raja
Bendahara. The area
around Pahang formed a part of the
hereditary domains attached to this
title and
administered directly by the Raja
Bendahara. The...
- politics. He
summoned Bendahara Ali (Raja
Bendahara Pahang) to Lingga. At Lingga, an adat-steeped
function was held. The
Bendahara conducted ceremonies...
- Raja
Sakam (Jawi: راج ساکم) or
commonly referred to by his
title Bendahara Sakam (بندهار ساکم), was the son of the
Sultan Abdul Kahar by his
Sabah wife...
- ud-din, Raja
Bendahara Raja Inu [al-Marhum Tengah], Raja
Bendahara.
Granted the
title of Raja di-Hiler 1752, and prom. to Raja
Bendahara 1773. m. (first)...
-
Sultans of Brunei's rule were
Bendahara and Temenggong. Traditionally, the
ranking of the four
wazirs is as follows;
Bendahara, Di-Gadong,
Temenggong and...
