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--- rekoh [2025/08/30 09:15] – [Sumber akhbar] sazli
+++ rekoh [2025/09/09 23:30] (kini) – [1882-05-08: Peta Tinjauan Daly] sazli
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 ===== 1855: Pelombong dari Amerika =====
+//"...dikatakan ada orang Amerika yang telah membuka lombong bijih di Sungai Tangkas yang letaknya tidak jauh dari Rekoh dengan pengikutnya kira-kira 60 orang  Orang Hitam. Akan tetapi  mereka telah diserang oleh penduduk tempatan. Tiga orang orang Amerika dan  setengah dozen buruh telah dibunuh dan  rumah mereka telah dibakar. Pelombong yang lain berpindah untuk  sementara ke Bagan Terendah, sebelum meneruskan usaha melombong di Kuala Langat."// ([[https://www.blogger.com/profile/05591479116173290567|Andin Salleh @ Mohd Salleh Lamry]], July 18, 2013: {{ :laman:jalan_ketiga_pekan_rekoh_yang_sudah_lenyap.pdf ||}}[[http://darikajang.blogspot.com/2013/07/pekan-rekoh-yang-sudah-lenyap.html|"Pekan Rekoh yang sudah lenyap"]]).
 ==== Sumber akhbar ====
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   * //"Looking through the Selangor Journal the other day, I came upon what is perhaps the most extraordinary episode in the history of European penetration of Malaya. Somewhere about the year 1855 a party of twelve Americans and 60 Orang Hitam (negroes) sailed up the Langat river, in Selangor, took possession of the village of Reko, and began mining at a place called Sungei Tangkas. They neglected, however, to obtain the permission of the district chief, with the result that the Malays launched a night attack, killed three Americans and six or seven negroes, and set fire to the wooden house in which they were living. The survivors fled downstream and made a fresh settlement near Passangan, but after a short stay they left the Langat river and were never heard of again."// (The Straits Budget, 7 February 1935, Page 6: {{ :akhbar:straitsbudget19350207-1-2-29.pdf ||}} [[https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/digitised/article/straitsbudget19350207-1.2.29|"AMERICANS AT REKO"]]).
-  * {{:gambar:pawang_rekoh.jpg|}}{{:gambar:rekohkillings.jpg|}} \\ //"An American prospector started a tin mine at Rekoh in 1855. However, the locals objected as he did not possess any consent and the venture was abandoned. There were altercations and eventually, the Americans left."// (AKU BUDAK TELOK, Jun 15, 2021: {{ :laman:kisah_sultan_dan_negro_di_jugra_dan_rekoh.pdf ||}}[[https://akubudaktelok64.blogspot.com/2021/06/kisah-sultan-dan-negro-di-jugra-dan.html|"KISAH SULTAN DAN NEGRO DI JUGRA DAN REKOH"]]).
+  * {{:gambar:pawang_rekoh.jpg?550|}}{{:gambar:rekohkillings.jpg?300|}} \\ //"An American prospector started a tin mine at Rekoh in 1855. However, the locals objected as he did not possess any consent and the venture was abandoned. There were altercations and eventually, the Americans left."// (AKU BUDAK TELOK, Jun 15, 2021: {{ :laman:kisah_sultan_dan_negro_di_jugra_dan_rekoh.pdf ||}}[[https://akubudaktelok64.blogspot.com/2021/06/kisah-sultan-dan-negro-di-jugra-dan.html|"KISAH SULTAN DAN NEGRO DI JUGRA DAN REKOH"]]).
 ==== Sumber asal ====
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 Pada tahun 1875, Sir Andrew Clarke, Gabenor [[https://ms.wikipedia.org/wiki/Negeri-negeri_Selat|Negeri-Negeri Selat]], telah melantik Mr. Dominick Daniel (D.D.) Daly sebagai "Surveyor for the Native States". Tugasan utama beliau ialah menjalankan tinjauan topografi di seluruh negeri Selangor. Pada Isnin, 8 Mei 1882, Mr. Daly, ketika itu pegawai superintenden Public Works and Survey, Selangor, telah menyampaikan laporan hasil tinjauan beliau di dalam mesyuarat Royal Geographical Society, yang turut dihadiri Sir Andrew Clarke. Antara lain beliau memetakan beberapa lokasi kawasan perlombongan bijih timah di sekitar Selangor (termasuk Rekoh dan Kajang), yang sebelum ini tidak diketahui oleh pihak British: //"Klang was then the capital, but in 1880 the British Resident and his staff moved up river to Kuala Lumpur, which has a central position and is now a most important mining capital. From it Mr. Daly's surveys have radiated, fixing the positions of the principal tin mines and settlements - namely Kanching, Ulu Selangor, Ulu Bernam, Ulu Gomba(k), Ulu Klang, Ulu Langat, Sungie Puteh, Recko, and Kajang, with the jungle paths to them. The position of these places was quite unknown up to this date; and Mr. Daly described Ampagnan (Ampang), the chief of the tin mines, as a type of the whole intimating that the depth of the alluvial deposit over the thin layer of ore varies in different mines from 8 feet to 30 feet from the surface."// (SINGAPORE DAILY TIMES, 19 June 1882, Page 3: {{ :akhbar:singdailytimes18820619-1-2-8-6.pdf ||}}[[https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/Digitised/Article/singdailytimes18820619-1.2.8.6|"THE SURVEY OF THE MALAY STATES"]]).
-{{peta:1882-kajang-recko.png?490|Map of The Malay Peninsula to accompany the paper of Mr D.D. Daly}}{{peta:peta-klang-langat-1882.png?410|Peta Klang-Langat, 1882}} \\
+{{peta:1882-kajang-recko.png?490|Map of The Malay Peninsula to accompany the paper of Mr D.D. Daly}}{{:peta:peta-selangor-ns-daly-1882.png?410|Map of the Malay Peninsula to accompany the paper of Mr. D. D. Daly}} \\
 Kajang dan Rekoh (Recko) dalam peta Selangor, tahun 1882. Persempadanan Selangor-Sungei Ujong-Negri Sembilan telah pun jelas ketika ini. \\
 **Kiri**: "//Map of The Malay Peninsula to accompany the paper of Mr D.D. Daly//" ({{ :laman:map_of_the_malay_peninsula_to_accompany_the_paper_of_mr_d.d_.pdf ||}}[[https://www.nas.gov.sg/archivesonline/maps_building_plans/record-details/31b5835a-035e-11e9-9481-001a4a5ba61b|Map of The Malay Peninsula to accompany the paper of Mr D.D. Daly, 1882 @ National Archives of Singapore]]). \\
-**Kanan**: Peta yang sama, versi lain: //"Detailed map of the Malay Peninsula based on surveys by D.D. Daly, Superintendent of Public Works and Surveys, Selangor. Published in the Journal of the Royal Geographical Society to accompany a paper by Mr. Daly. Original colour. [SEAS5072]"// (Royal Geographical Society, 1882: {{ :laman:antique_maps_at_the_map_house_of_london_-_klang-langat-1882.pdf ||}}[[https://www.themaphouse.com/search_getamap.aspx?id=139909&ref=SEAS5072|"Map of the Malay Peninsula"]]).
+**Kanan**: Peta yang sama, versi lain: //"Administrative boundaries are shown. Relief shown by hachures and spot heights. From: Proceedings of the Royal Geographical Society and monthly record of geography. Vol. 4 (1882), no. 7, pp. 393-412; held in Firestone Library. Call number: G7 .J6873"// (Edward Stanford @ Princeton University Library, 1882: {{ :arkibgambar:mapoft_1.pdf ||}}[[https://maps.princeton.edu/catalog/princeton-sj139446k|"Map of the Malay Peninsula to accompany the paper of Mr. D. D. Daly, Superintendent of Public Works and Surveys, Sĕlângor, showing his surveys and explorations in the native states"]]); //"Detailed map of the Malay Peninsula based on surveys by D.D. Daly, Superintendent of Public Works and Surveys, Selangor. Published in the Journal of the Royal Geographical Society to accompany a paper by Mr. Daly. Original colour. [SEAS5072]"// (Royal Geographical Society, 1882: {{ :laman:antique_maps_at_the_map_house_of_london_-_klang-langat-1882.pdf ||}}[[https://www.themaphouse.com/search_getamap.aspx?id=139909&ref=SEAS5072|"Map of the Malay Peninsula"]]).
 //"The state of Selangor as depicted on D.D. Daly's 1882 Map of the Malay Peninsula (90). Tin is identified as a resource at five upriver locations in the state. "Damar Sara" (Damansara) is marked in the vicinity of what is today Section 23, Shah Alam. The "Good Road" marked between Damar Sara and Kuala Lumpur was in fact far from adequate for vehicular traffic, which was why it was decided in 1883 to build a railway from Kuala Lumpur to Klang which was completed in 1886."// (Frederic Durant, Richard Curtis, 2013: [[https://books.google.com.my/books/about/Maps_of_Malaya_and_Borneo.html?id=LPGapwAACAAJ|Maps of Malaya and Borneo : Discovery, Statehood and Progress: the Collections of H.R.H. Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah and Dato' Richard Curtis]]).