- (1761–1761)
Mahmud Shah III,
Sultan (1761–1812) Yang di-Pertuan Muda –
Daeng Marewah, Yang di-Pertuan Muda (1722–1728)
Daeng Chelak, Yang di-Pertuan Muda (1728–1745)...
-
Rilaka (Rilekke) with his five sons:
Daing Parani,
Daing Manambun,
Daing Marewah,
Daing Cellak, and
Daing Kemasi (Kemase). They
initially arrived in Negeri...
- and Upu Tenribong; his four
other brothers being Daeng Menambun,
Daeng Marewah,
Daeng Chelak and
Daeng Kemasi. As a youth,
Daing Parani was said to have...
- Yang di-Pertuan Muda of Riau In
office Daeng Marewah 1722–1728
Daeng Chelak 1728–1745
Daeng Kemboja 1745–1777 Raja Haji 1777–1784 Raja Ali 1784–1805 Raja...
- five
Bugis warrior –
Daeng Parani,
Daeng Marewah,
Daeng Chelak,
Daeng Menambun, and
Daeng Kamasi.
Daeng Marewah was
elected as the
first Yang di-Pertuan...
- prince-brothers sea-warriors or
rather pirates from Sulawesi, Indonesia;
Daeng Marewah,
Daeng Parani,
Daeng Celak,
Daeng Manambun and
Daeng Kemasi said to have...
- In return, King
Sulaiman gave the
title of Yang
Dipertuan Muda to
Daeng Marewah who
ruled in
Johor and Riau Lingga.
Until now, the
kings in the Sultanate...
- were Opu
Daeng Menambun, Opu
Daeng Parani, Opu
Daeng Celak, Opu
Daeng Marewah, and Opu
Daeng Kemasi.
Their arrival to the
Malayan Peninsula became one...
