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| * //"During the start of the 18th century CE, the Bugis were already establishing their foothold on the west coast of the peninsula and had taken control of the coastline, starting from the mouth of Sungai Linggi in the south (Selangor’s border with Melaka), and stretching to the Bernam river valley at the border with Perak in the north. Tin had taken over from spices as the main trade commodity. The Chinese started mining (for gold and tin) in Melaka from 1793 and, by early 1800, they had ventured into neighbouring Sungai Ujong and Lukut. Records show that the Chinese were already mining for tin in Lukut from 1815. When John Anderson visited Selangor in 1818 to carry out a survey on the economy and population, he reported that Lukut had ‘lately become a great place for tin’ and the Chinese had formed a fifth of the total population of a thousand people in Lukut. In the 1820s, Raja Busu (full name Raja Hassan Bin Raja Nala ibni Almarhum Sultan Salehuddin), the youngest son of Sultan Salehuddin, the first Sultan of Selangor, attracted by the rich tin deposits, took control and proclaimed himself the first Malay Ruler of Lukut. Raja Busu ruled the settlement as an independent district and he brought in more Chinese from Melaka to expand the output of the mines. The Malays were already mining for tin using the ‘lampang’ (sluicing) but the Chinese mining technique of ‘lombong’ (opening larger pits) was more effective in getting a larger yield. Lukut saw the start of tin mining using Chinese labour, technique and capital."// (Eric Lim @ Museum Volunteers, JMM, August 23, 2021: {{ :laman:a_very_rough_guide_to_lukut_museum_volunteers_jmm.pdf ||}}[[https://museumvolunteersjmm.com/2021/08/23/a-very-rough-guide-to-lukut/|"A Very Rough Guide To Lukut"]]). | * //"During the start of the 18th century CE, the Bugis were already establishing their foothold on the west coast of the peninsula and had taken control of the coastline, starting from the mouth of Sungai Linggi in the south (Selangor’s border with Melaka), and stretching to the Bernam river valley at the border with Perak in the north. Tin had taken over from spices as the main trade commodity. The Chinese started mining (for gold and tin) in Melaka from 1793 and, by early 1800, they had ventured into neighbouring Sungai Ujong and Lukut. Records show that the Chinese were already mining for tin in Lukut from 1815. When John Anderson visited Selangor in 1818 to carry out a survey on the economy and population, he reported that Lukut had ‘lately become a great place for tin’ and the Chinese had formed a fifth of the total population of a thousand people in Lukut. In the 1820s, Raja Busu (full name Raja Hassan Bin Raja Nala ibni Almarhum Sultan Salehuddin), the youngest son of Sultan Salehuddin, the first Sultan of Selangor, attracted by the rich tin deposits, took control and proclaimed himself the first Malay Ruler of Lukut. Raja Busu ruled the settlement as an independent district and he brought in more Chinese from Melaka to expand the output of the mines. The Malays were already mining for tin using the ‘lampang’ (sluicing) but the Chinese mining technique of ‘lombong’ (opening larger pits) was more effective in getting a larger yield. Lukut saw the start of tin mining using Chinese labour, technique and capital."// (Eric Lim @ Museum Volunteers, JMM, August 23, 2021: {{ :laman:a_very_rough_guide_to_lukut_museum_volunteers_jmm.pdf ||}}[[https://museumvolunteersjmm.com/2021/08/23/a-very-rough-guide-to-lukut/|"A Very Rough Guide To Lukut"]]). |
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| Akibat pertikaian berkaitan percukaian yang dikenakan oleh Raja Busu, beliau akhirnya telah terbunuh bersama seluruh ahli keluarganya, di dalam suatu kekecohan di kediamannya pada September 1834:- | /* Akibat pertikaian berkaitan percukaian yang dikenakan oleh Raja Busu, beliau akhirnya telah terbunuh bersama seluruh ahli keluarganya, di dalam suatu kekecohan di kediamannya pada September 1834:- */ |
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| | Akibat kekecohan melibatkan kongsi gelap di Lukut, Raja Busu telah terbunuh bersama seluruh ahli keluarganya, di dalam suatu kekecohan di kediamannya pada September 1834 (M.L. Wynne, 1941: [[https://www.roots.gov.sg/Collection-Landing/listing/1243385|"Triad and Tabut: a survey of the origin and diffusion of Chinese and Mohamedan Secret Societies in the Malay Peninsula, 1800-1935"]]). |
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| * //"Raja Busu sendiri tidak mengerjakan lombong, tetapi mengenakan cukai sebanyak 10 peratus ke atas bijih timah yang dieksport dari Lukut. Apabila industri ini semakin maju, Raja Busu menaikkan cukainya dari semasa ke semasa dan tindakan ini menyebabkan kemarahan para pelombong Cina. Suatu malam dalam bulan September, 1834, mereka datang menemui Raja Busu di rumahnya untuk mencuba menyelesaikan masalah cukai bijih timah itu. Mereka dapati biji timah bertimbun di kawasan rumah Raja Busu. Perasaan irihati menguasai diri mereka dan terjadi pertengkaran hebat. Mereka menyuruh Raja Busu turun, jika tidak mereka akan membakar rumahnya. Raja Busu menjawab "Orang Islam tidak takutkan mati. Buatlah apa yang kamu suka". Pelombong-pelombong Cina ltu pun membakar rumah Raja Busu dan semua penghuninya dibunuh. Kemudian mereka lari ke Melaka tetapi diserang oleh orang-orang Melayu. Untuk sementara waktu, perdagangan bijih timah di Lukut menjadi kacau bilau kerana kemangkatan Raja Busu yang merupakan satu kehilangan besar bagi Selangor. Baginda dikatakan dihormati dan disayangi oleh orang-orang Melayu Lukut khasnya, kerana baginda pasti menggantikan Raja Muhammad dan mungkin menyelamatkan negeri (Selangor) yang dahulunya gagah perkasa, tetapi sekarang dalam kesukaran. Malangnya, baginda menjadi mangsa suatu komplot pelombong-pelombong Cina yang digajinya."// (Zulkapli Othman; Mohd Khalid Yasin @ Warisan: Jurnal Persatuan Sejarah Malaysia cawangan Negeri Sembilan 18 m.s.59-37 (1994): {{ :lampiran:1f25d072b7aedd7d6c130782a9e7d3e4.pdf ||}}[[https://malaycivilization.com.my/omeka/items/show/98399|"Sejarah Lukut"]], m.s.3). | * //"Raja Busu sendiri tidak mengerjakan lombong, tetapi mengenakan cukai sebanyak 10 peratus ke atas bijih timah yang dieksport dari Lukut. Apabila industri ini semakin maju, Raja Busu menaikkan cukainya dari semasa ke semasa dan tindakan ini menyebabkan kemarahan para pelombong Cina. Suatu malam dalam bulan September, 1834, mereka datang menemui Raja Busu di rumahnya untuk mencuba menyelesaikan masalah cukai bijih timah itu. Mereka dapati biji timah bertimbun di kawasan rumah Raja Busu. Perasaan irihati menguasai diri mereka dan terjadi pertengkaran hebat. Mereka menyuruh Raja Busu turun, jika tidak mereka akan membakar rumahnya. Raja Busu menjawab "Orang Islam tidak takutkan mati. Buatlah apa yang kamu suka". Pelombong-pelombong Cina ltu pun membakar rumah Raja Busu dan semua penghuninya dibunuh. Kemudian mereka lari ke Melaka tetapi diserang oleh orang-orang Melayu. Untuk sementara waktu, perdagangan bijih timah di Lukut menjadi kacau bilau kerana kemangkatan Raja Busu yang merupakan satu kehilangan besar bagi Selangor. Baginda dikatakan dihormati dan disayangi oleh orang-orang Melayu Lukut khasnya, kerana baginda pasti menggantikan Raja Muhammad dan mungkin menyelamatkan negeri (Selangor) yang dahulunya gagah perkasa, tetapi sekarang dalam kesukaran. Malangnya, baginda menjadi mangsa suatu komplot pelombong-pelombong Cina yang digajinya."// (Zulkapli Othman; Mohd Khalid Yasin @ Warisan: Jurnal Persatuan Sejarah Malaysia cawangan Negeri Sembilan 18 m.s.59-37 (1994): {{ :lampiran:1f25d072b7aedd7d6c130782a9e7d3e4.pdf ||}}[[https://malaycivilization.com.my/omeka/items/show/98399|"Sejarah Lukut"]], m.s.3). |
| * //"The imposition of a ten per cent tax on the output did not go down well with the Chinese miners and merchants. On a dark rainy night in September 1834, some 300 to 400 Chinese gathered in front of Raja Busu’s house and demanded that he come out or they would set the house on fire. He refused to budge and told them that as a Muslim he was not afraid to die. The Chinese promptly took the cue and burnt the house down, killing Raja Busu and his family members. In retaliation, the Malays ambushed the Chinese as they tried to cross the border to British controlled Melaka. Thereafter, the mines were abandoned for a time."// (Eric Lim @ Museum Volunteers, JMM, August 23, 2021: {{ :laman:a_very_rough_guide_to_lukut_museum_volunteers_jmm.pdf ||}}[[https://museumvolunteersjmm.com/2021/08/23/a-very-rough-guide-to-lukut/|"A Very Rough Guide To Lukut"]]). | * //"The imposition of a ten per cent tax on the output did not go down well with the Chinese miners and merchants. On a dark rainy night in September 1834, some 300 to 400 Chinese gathered in front of Raja Busu’s house and demanded that he come out or they would set the house on fire. He refused to budge and told them that as a Muslim he was not afraid to die. The Chinese promptly took the cue and burnt the house down, killing Raja Busu and his family members. In retaliation, the Malays ambushed the Chinese as they tried to cross the border to British controlled Melaka. Thereafter, the mines were abandoned for a time."// (Eric Lim @ Museum Volunteers, JMM, August 23, 2021: {{ :laman:a_very_rough_guide_to_lukut_museum_volunteers_jmm.pdf ||}}[[https://museumvolunteersjmm.com/2021/08/23/a-very-rough-guide-to-lukut/|"A Very Rough Guide To Lukut"]]). |
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| ==== Raja Jumaat (1846-1864) ==== | ==== Raja Jumaat (1846-1864) ==== |
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| * //"When Raja Jumaat died in 1864, it was a big blow to Lukut as it began to decline and the situation was made worse with the gradual depletion of its tin deposits. ... During an early stage of his rule, Raja Bot had to face several disturbances. Raja Sulaiman of Sungai Raya had wanted to break away from Lukut and this prompted him to lead an attack on Lukut. Raja Bot and his men managed to stop the attack, even without the protection of his band of 30 Arab mercenaries as they had fled the scene after seeing one of them being stabbed to death. The next incident happened when Raja Yahya, adopted son of Sultan Abdul Samad, paid a visit. On the way to meeting Raja Bot, he had caught a Chinese Hailam whom he executed, without the permission of Raja Bot. When the Chinese arrived seeking an explanation, a melee ensued but Raja Yahya managed to escape. Then there was an incident where a Malay Raja set the Chinese bazaar on fire. These disturbances greatly affected the relationship between the Chinese and Malays and the prosperity of Lukut. Chinese miners started to head out to the more successful mines in Hulu Klang and Ampang in the north."// (Eric Lim @ Museum Volunteers, JMM, August 23, 2021: {{ :laman:a_very_rough_guide_to_lukut_museum_volunteers_jmm.pdf ||}}[[https://museumvolunteersjmm.com/2021/08/23/a-very-rough-guide-to-lukut/|"A Very Rough Guide To Lukut"]]). | * //"When Raja Jumaat died in 1864, it was a big blow to Lukut as it began to decline and the situation was made worse with the gradual depletion of its tin deposits. ... During an early stage of his rule, Raja Bot had to face several disturbances. Raja Sulaiman of Sungai Raya had wanted to break away from Lukut and this prompted him to lead an attack on Lukut. Raja Bot and his men managed to stop the attack, even without the protection of his band of 30 Arab mercenaries as they had fled the scene after seeing one of them being stabbed to death. The next incident happened when Raja Yahya, adopted son of Sultan Abdul Samad, paid a visit. On the way to meeting Raja Bot, he had caught a Chinese Hailam whom he executed, without the permission of Raja Bot. When the Chinese arrived seeking an explanation, a melee ensued but Raja Yahya managed to escape. Then there was an incident where a Malay Raja set the Chinese bazaar on fire. These disturbances greatly affected the relationship between the Chinese and Malays and the prosperity of Lukut. Chinese miners started to head out to the more successful mines in Hulu Klang and Ampang in the north."// (Eric Lim @ Museum Volunteers, JMM, August 23, 2021: {{ :laman:a_very_rough_guide_to_lukut_museum_volunteers_jmm.pdf ||}}[[https://museumvolunteersjmm.com/2021/08/23/a-very-rough-guide-to-lukut/|"A Very Rough Guide To Lukut"]]). |
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| | ===== 1830-1878: Rekoh, Beranang, Semenyih Di Bawah Sungai Ujong ===== |
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| ===== 1863-11-24: Konflik Sempadan Selangor-Sungai Ujong ===== | Sementara itu, kawasan pedalaman sebelah selatan Sungai Langat (termasuk kawasan yang bakal dibuka sebagai Rekoh) adalah hutan belantara yang hanya didiami oleh orang asli (Temuan), dan menjadi sempadan di antara Klang dan Sungai Ujong. Setelah Sultan Abdul Samad menduduki Kuala Langat, warga Selangor mula meneroka ke hulu Sungai Langat sehingga ke kawasan Kajang (Rekoh). Dalam masa yang sama, Raja Hussein membuka petempatan di Beranang dan Semenyih, di bawah Dato' Klana Sungai Ujong: //"A much more debatable claim is laid to that part of Selangor which lies south of the Langat River. The legend runs that the earliest settlements of aboriginees in Sungei Ujong lay between Lenggeng and the Langat river, which was then the boundary between the States of Sungei Ujong and Klang. It is generally agreed that there were no Malay settlements of any importance in this area until the third quarter of the nineteenth century. Then Sultan Abdul Samad took up residence at Kuala Langat and Selangor immigrants came upstream to Kajang, where they settled down under the rule of a son of the Sultan. On the Sungei Ujong side of the river one Raja Hussein founded settlements at about the same time at Beranang and Semunyeh under the auspices of the Dato' Klana of Sungei Ujong. This Raja Hussein was a descendant of Raja Ali of Rembau but he was also a waris of Sungei Ujong through his mother. Raja Hussein did not marry a woman of the waris and his children who claimed after him were not waris of Sungei Ujong."// (J. M. Gullick @ Journal of the Malayan Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society |
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| //"Pada hari ini dalam tahun 1863, Raja Abdullah dan Dato' Kelana Sending telah berunding mengenai pertelingkahan sempadan negeri Selangor dan Sungai Ujong. Turut hadir dalam perundingan itu ialah Residen Melaka, Kaptain Playfair, yang bersahabat baik dengan Dato' Kelana Sending. Masalah sempadan di antara negeri Selangor dengan Sungai Ujong berpunca bila orang-orang Bugis mulai bertapak dan berpengaruh di Selangor di awal abad ke-18. Kedudukan Sungai Sepang pada asalnya adalah di dalam Negeri Sembilan tetapi telah menjadi wilayah Selangor semasa orang-orang Bugis memperluaskan kuasa hingga ke Sungai Linggi. Sungai Linggi merupakan kawasan Dato' Kelana Sending. Beliau bertanggungjawab terhadap kutipan hasil cukai bijih di kawasan itu. Dalam tahun 1866, masalah sempadan negeri Selangor - Sungai Ujong timbul semula. Akhirnya pada 11 Julai 1868, Sultan Abdul Samad secara bertulis menyerahkan Sungai Linggi kepada Dato' Kelana Sending sebagai batas sempadan kedua-dua negeri. Keputusan ini telah ditentang oleh pembesar-pembesar Kelang dan Lukut dan akhirnya pertelingkahan terus berlarutan. Sehingga beberapa tahun bertelingkah akhirnya Residen Selangor, B. Douglas, Residen Sungai Ujong P.J. Murray, Sultan Abdul Samad dan Dato' Kelana telah dapat menyelesaikan masalah sempadan kedua-dua negeri itu melalui satu perjanjian pada tahun 1878. Dengan termeterainya perjanjian itu sempadan negeri Selangor dan Sungai Ujong ditetapkan iaitu di Sungai Sepang."// (Hari Ini Dalam Sejarah @ Arkib Negara Malaysia, Selasa 24/11/1863: {{ :laman:aweu-2552.pdf ||}}[[http://hids.arkib.gov.my/#/index_peristiwa?q=selangor&day=24&month=11&year=1863|"RUNDINGAN MENGENAI PERTELINGKAHAN SEMPADAN DI ANTARA SELANGOR DENGAN SUNGAI UJONG"]]). | |
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| ===== 1870-an: Pembukaan Rekoh (Kajang) dan Semenyih ===== | |
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| Sehingga 1870-an, kawasan pedalaman sebelah selatan Sungai Langat (termasuk kawasan yang bakal dibuka sebagai Rekoh) adalah hutan belantara yang hanya didiami oleh orang asli (Temuan), dan menjadi sempadan di antara Klang dan Sungai Ujong. Setelah Sultan Abdul Samad menduduki Kuala Langat, warga Selangor mula meneroka ke hulu Sungai Langat sehingga ke kawasan Kajang (Rekoh). Dalam masa yang sama, Raja Hussein membuka petempatan di Beranang dan Semenyih, di bawah Dato' Klana Sungai Ujong: //"A much more debatable claim is laid to that part of Selangor which lies south of the Langat River. The legend runs that the earliest settlements of aboriginees in Sungei Ujong lay between Lenggeng and the Langat river, which was then the boundary between the States of Sungei Ujong and Klang. It is generally agreed that there were no Malay settlements of any importance in this area until the third quarter of the nineteenth century. Then Sultan Abdul Samad took up residence at Kuala Langat and Selangor immigrants came upstream to Kajang, where they settled down under the rule of a son of the Sultan. On the Sungei Ujong side of the river one Raja Hussein founded settlements at about the same time at Beranang and Semunyeh under the auspices of the Dato' Klana of Sungei Ujong. This Raja Hussein was a descendant of Raja Ali of Rembau but he was also a waris of Sungei Ujong through his mother. Raja Hussein did not marry a woman of the waris and his children who claimed after him were not waris of Sungei Ujong."// (J. M. Gullick @ Journal of the Malayan Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society | |
| Vol. 22, No. 2 (148), Sungei Ujong (May 1949), pp. 1-69: [[https://www.jstor.org/stable/41560093|"Sungei Ujong"]], m.s.3). | Vol. 22, No. 2 (148), Sungei Ujong (May 1949), pp. 1-69: [[https://www.jstor.org/stable/41560093|"Sungei Ujong"]], m.s.3). |
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| **LATAR PERISTIWA: [[rekoh|Rekoh]]**. | **LATAR PERISTIWA: [[rekoh|Rekoh]]**. |
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| | ===== 1863-11-24: Konflik Sempadan Selangor-Sungai Ujong ===== |
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| | Pada awal 1860-an, pengaruh ini terus berkembang sehingga ke Sungai Linggi, iaitu kawasan Dato' Kelana Sending, Sungai Ujong. Berikutan itu, konflik persempadanan Selangor-Sungai Ujong mulai memuncak:- |
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| | //"Pada hari ini dalam tahun 1863, Raja Abdullah dan Dato' Kelana Sending telah berunding mengenai pertelingkahan sempadan negeri Selangor dan Sungai Ujong. Turut hadir dalam perundingan itu ialah Residen Melaka, Kaptain Playfair, yang bersahabat baik dengan Dato' Kelana Sending. Masalah sempadan di antara negeri Selangor dengan Sungai Ujong berpunca bila orang-orang Bugis mulai bertapak dan berpengaruh di Selangor di awal abad ke-18. Kedudukan Sungai Sepang pada asalnya adalah di dalam Negeri Sembilan tetapi telah menjadi wilayah Selangor semasa orang-orang Bugis memperluaskan kuasa hingga ke Sungai Linggi. Sungai Linggi merupakan kawasan Dato' Kelana Sending. Beliau bertanggungjawab terhadap kutipan hasil cukai bijih di kawasan itu. Dalam tahun 1866, masalah sempadan negeri Selangor - Sungai Ujong timbul semula. Akhirnya pada 11 Julai 1868, Sultan Abdul Samad secara bertulis menyerahkan Sungai Linggi kepada Dato' Kelana Sending sebagai batas sempadan kedua-dua negeri. Keputusan ini telah ditentang oleh pembesar-pembesar Kelang dan Lukut dan akhirnya pertelingkahan terus berlarutan. Sehingga beberapa tahun bertelingkah akhirnya Residen Selangor, B. Douglas, Residen Sungai Ujong P.J. Murray, Sultan Abdul Samad dan Dato' Kelana telah dapat menyelesaikan masalah sempadan kedua-dua negeri itu melalui satu perjanjian pada tahun 1878. Dengan termeterainya perjanjian itu sempadan negeri Selangor dan Sungai Ujong ditetapkan iaitu di Sungai Sepang."// (Hari Ini Dalam Sejarah @ Arkib Negara Malaysia, Selasa 24/11/1863: {{ :laman:aweu-2552.pdf ||}}[[http://hids.arkib.gov.my/#/index_peristiwa?q=selangor&day=24&month=11&year=1863|"RUNDINGAN MENGENAI PERTELINGKAHAN SEMPADAN DI ANTARA SELANGOR DENGAN SUNGAI UJONG"]]). |
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| ===== 1878-02-10: Penyerahan Rekoh kepada Selangor ===== | ===== 1878-02-10: Penyerahan Rekoh kepada Selangor ===== |
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| {{:gambar:7886261604_fdba5f1caa_o.jpg?700|House of Rajah Bot at Lukut. Straits Settlements June 1874.}} \\ | {{:gambar:7886261604_fdba5f1caa_o.jpg?700|House of Rajah Bot at Lukut. Straits Settlements June 1874.}} \\ |
| //"House of Rajah Bot at Lukut. Straits Settlements June 1874."// (The National Archives UK, June 1874: {{ :arkibgambar:flickr-photos-nationalarchives-7886261604-in-album-72157631302263418.pdf ||}}[[https://www.flickr.com/photos/nationalarchives/7886261604/in/album-72157631302263418/|"Malayan Peninsula. House of Rajah Bol at Lukut. Straits Settlements June 1874."]]). | //"House of Rajah Bot at Lukut. Straits Settlements June 1874."// (The National Archives UK, June 1874: {{ :arkibgambar:flickr-photos-nationalarchives-7886261604-in-album-72157631302263418.pdf ||}}[[https://www.flickr.com/photos/nationalarchives/7886261604/in/album-72157631302263418/|"CO 1069-484-114"]]). |
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| {{:gambar:e4be9bfbefbc9ae69894e697a5e68898e5a395e8a4aae5b0bde99385e58d8eefbc9be59b9ee9a1bee88aa6e9aaa8e4bb8ee585b4e887b3e8a1b0e79a84e2809ce69cab-11_marked1642056266.jpg?460|Tapak Istana Raja Wok}} \\ | {{:gambar:e4be9bfbefbc9ae69894e697a5e68898e5a395e8a4aae5b0bde99385e58d8eefbc9be59b9ee9a1bee88aa6e9aaa8e4bb8ee585b4e887b3e8a1b0e79a84e2809ce69cab-11_marked1642056266.jpg?460|Tapak Istana Raja Wok}} \\ |
| * **1888 (18 Disember)**: Ahli Majlis Negeri Selangor. \\ {{:gambar:raja-bot-bin-raja-jumaat.jpg?200|Raja Bot Bin Raja Jumaat}}{{:gambar:raja_bot_kota_lukut.jpg?480|RAJA BOT (duduk tengah) bergambar bersama ahli keluarganya sekitar 1912, kira-kira 32 tahun selepas penyerahan Lukut kepada Sungei Ujong.}} \\ **Kiri**: //Raja Bot Bin Raja Jumaat// (Wangsa Mahkota Selangor, 13 Jun 2010: {{ :laman:perjanjian_sempadan_negeri_selangor_dan_sungai_ujung_1880_wangsa_mahkota_selangor.pdf ||}}[[https://wangsamahkota.wordpress.com/2010/06/13/kekuatan-diri/|"Perjanjian Sempadan Negeri Selangor dan Sungai Ujung 1880"]]). \\ **Kanan**: //"RAJA BOT (duduk tengah) bergambar bersama ahli keluarganya sekitar 1912, kira-kira 32 tahun selepas penyerahan Lukut kepada Sungei Ujong. "// (SENTIASAPANAS.com, 11/05/2018: {{ :laman:misteri_kehilangan_istana_kota_lukut_-_sentiasa_panas.pdf ||}}[[http://www.sentiasapanas.com/2018/11/misteri-kehilangan-istana-kota-lukut.html|"Misteri Kehilangan Istana Kota Lukut"]]). | * **1888 (18 Disember)**: Ahli Majlis Negeri Selangor. \\ {{:gambar:raja-bot-bin-raja-jumaat.jpg?200|Raja Bot Bin Raja Jumaat}}{{:gambar:raja_bot_kota_lukut.jpg?480|RAJA BOT (duduk tengah) bergambar bersama ahli keluarganya sekitar 1912, kira-kira 32 tahun selepas penyerahan Lukut kepada Sungei Ujong.}} \\ **Kiri**: //Raja Bot Bin Raja Jumaat// (Wangsa Mahkota Selangor, 13 Jun 2010: {{ :laman:perjanjian_sempadan_negeri_selangor_dan_sungai_ujung_1880_wangsa_mahkota_selangor.pdf ||}}[[https://wangsamahkota.wordpress.com/2010/06/13/kekuatan-diri/|"Perjanjian Sempadan Negeri Selangor dan Sungai Ujung 1880"]]). \\ **Kanan**: //"RAJA BOT (duduk tengah) bergambar bersama ahli keluarganya sekitar 1912, kira-kira 32 tahun selepas penyerahan Lukut kepada Sungei Ujong. "// (SENTIASAPANAS.com, 11/05/2018: {{ :laman:misteri_kehilangan_istana_kota_lukut_-_sentiasa_panas.pdf ||}}[[http://www.sentiasapanas.com/2018/11/misteri-kehilangan-istana-kota-lukut.html|"Misteri Kehilangan Istana Kota Lukut"]]). |
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| | * **1895 (5 Disember)**: Memohon lesen perlombongan di Mukim Setapak (Arkib Negara 1957/0052128W, 05/12/1894: {{ :arkib:19570052128d02.pdf ||}}[[https://ofa.arkib.gov.my/ofa/digital/asset/769954|"RAJA BOT'S APPLICATION FOR MINING LICENSE (SETAPAK). RESTRICTION ACTS MINING ON CERTAIN AREA - ULU KLANG"]]). |
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| * **1916 (11 April)**: Meninggal dunia setelah menghidap penyakit asma dan jantung. Dikebumikan di Tanah Perkuburan Diraja Johor Bahru: //"However, it was a short stint and his next posting was as a member of the State Council on 18 December 1888 where he stayed until his passing on 11 April 1916. He died of asthma and heart failure; he was buried at the Royal Burial Ground at Johor Bahru."// (Eric Lim @ Museum Volunteers, JMM, August 23, 2021: {{ :laman:a_very_rough_guide_to_lukut_museum_volunteers_jmm.pdf ||}}[[https://museumvolunteersjmm.com/2021/08/23/a-very-rough-guide-to-lukut/|"A Very Rough Guide To Lukut"]]). | * **1916 (11 April)**: Meninggal dunia setelah menghidap penyakit asma dan jantung. Dikebumikan di Tanah Perkuburan Diraja Johor Bahru: //"However, it was a short stint and his next posting was as a member of the State Council on 18 December 1888 where he stayed until his passing on 11 April 1916. He died of asthma and heart failure; he was buried at the Royal Burial Ground at Johor Bahru."// (Eric Lim @ Museum Volunteers, JMM, August 23, 2021: {{ :laman:a_very_rough_guide_to_lukut_museum_volunteers_jmm.pdf ||}}[[https://museumvolunteersjmm.com/2021/08/23/a-very-rough-guide-to-lukut/|"A Very Rough Guide To Lukut"]]). |
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