Knitting Togetherness among the Allied Malay: Aceh – Minangkabau – the Malay Peninsula
M. Dien Madjid
Abstract
M. Dien Madjid
Abstract
In the 15th-16th centuries AD (anno domini) the trade map of the malay peninsula is so inclusive; the Malacca strait was preoccupation with the activities of foreign trade fleet from Europe, the Middle East, India, and same other centers of world civilzation and culture became higher.
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In the 15th-16th centuries AD (anno domini) the trade map of the malay peninsula is so inclusive; the Malacca strait was preoccupation with the activities of foreign trade fleet from Europe, the Middle East, India, and same other centers of world civilzation and culture became higher.
Key concepts: Malay, Malay peninsula, Civilization, Islam, Peninsula, Politics, History, Ancient history