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Sultan Mudafar Syah I (Jawi: سلطان مدفر شاه ١; b. c. 1595–d. 16 June 1627), also
spelt Muzaffar Syah, was the
ninth Sultan of
Ternate who
ruled from...
- Ternate,
where they
attacked and
conquered the fort of Gammalamma.
Sultan Mudafar Syah fled to the
nearby island of Halmahera, but
surrendered shortly after...
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requested the help from the Dutch, the
Dutch responded and
helped Sultan Mudafar Syah I to
reestablish himself on
Ternate Island. On 26 June 1607 the sultan...
- on its territory. Some
months after Hamza's return, the
current Sultan Mudafar Syah I p****ed away.
Although there were
other candidates for the throne...
- Representatives) Key
people Fazel Ryklief (Administrator 1984 - 2002, 2015 - present)
Mudafar Al-Tawash (Administrator 2007 - 2019)
Abdullah Ech
Chalh (Head Security...
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Sultan was soon
proclaimed by some
Ternatan grandees. This was Saidi's son
Mudafar Syah I who
allied with the Dutch, who were soon to come back to northern...
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first Imam of the ICCI, with his administration, Mr.
Fazel Ryklief and Dr.
Mudafar Al-Tawash, who were the
original administration of the
Islamic Foundation...
- Morotai.
Start of Spanish-Ternatean
conflicts until the 1660s,
through Mudafar Syah I
proclamation of
Sultan of
Ternate with
Dutch recognition. The island...
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later Mandar Syah, was only a few
years old when his
father Sultan Mudafar Syah I p****ed away in 1627. He had two
older brothers,
Kaicili Kalamata...
- [brother]
Babullah (1570-1583) [son]
Saidi Berkat (1583-1606; died 1628) [son]
Mudafar Syah I (1607-1627) [son]
Hamza (1627-1648) [grandson of
Hairun Jamilu]...
