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For the history of Kedah, there are two other famous reference materials Orc written after the year 1643 and al lineage dates Kedah in 1927 about the early history of Kedah Information can be obtained from the elements of Arabic, Persian, Sanskrit and Chinese.The original name of Kedah - Arabic and Persian
Elements of Arab and Persian lot about Kedah-called "trick" (Ibn Khurdadhbih 846) or "Lost" (Ibn Muhalhal, 941) or "Qalha", "Qalha" is said to have four districts namely Qilah (Kuala Sungai Merbok now) Kuala Bahang (Kuala Kedah), Kuala Merpah on Long Island near Setoi (disempadan Penis / Thailand) and Kuala Bara (a river in Kuala Setoi).
The original name of Kedah - Sanskrit Writing
There are also references to Kedah in Sanskrit writings mentioned Kedah as "Kataha" or "Kadara" and the writings of the Tamil menyebur Kedah as "Kadaram" or "Kalagam". "Kadaram" means a large pan and "Kalagam" also means black. According to Wilkinson's name originated from Kedah perkaraan "Kheddah" which means elephant traps. There is also the opinion stating that the name is derived from perkaraan Arab Kedah. "Kedah" meaning glass footed. At the time there were many Arab traders who sell there glasses footed here. They often shouted the word "Kedah" to attract the attention of the trader to merchandise them. From the writing of history, Chinese merchants and traders kronikel their voyage there in various terms of reference Kedah. Similarly, elements of Siam and Java are also mentioned Kedah's style.
Kedah original name - Elements of China
Chinese elements, ie during the Liang Dynasty (502-665) Kedah called "Langgasu" or "Langa" (or Langkasuka). From the writing of I-Ching (7th century) is often referred to as Kedah "Chiah-Chin" or "Kie Ta'a" or "Kieteha". Reported that its population began to occupy the area in the first century BC. Up to this day remains a landmark Ask where exactly the government's position was Langkasuka. Writer and historian Winstedt assume Langkasuka, also called Chronicles Marong Mahawangsa as Kedah name in literary form. Experts like Quaritch Wales, British archaeologist; G, Coedes, French archaeologist and Dr. Linehan, a historian and former Director of the Museum in Malaya (1948 -1951), placing Langkasuka in Sungai Bujang. From kronikel China Tang Dynasty (618-916) Kedah called "Kora" or "Kola". King Kora said to have the family name "Sri Pura" and the name itself is a mission Pura. Chinese traveler, Chao Ju Kua (who wrote in the year 1250) mentions Langkasuka as conquered territory by Palembang.
The original name of Kedah - Study Findings
Author of The Study Of Ancient Timesin The Malay Peninsula and Straids Malacca. Roland Braddell state of Kedah was called "Gedda". Name is associated with the word Hindustan "Khadar" which means land suitable for paddy. "Kidara" in Sanskrit also has the same meaning. Another name for Kedah is "Kala" in the Persian language, which means City. Reported that the second King of Kedah had built a city in a place for Pharmaceutical Serokam. "Serokam" associated with Hindustani word "Sarah" which means building and "Us" means both.
Quaritch Wales who has conducted a lot of archaeological studies have found a site in Kedah Serokam cities. Indian elements recorded description "Kataha" old Kedah name that was conquered by the Chola rulers of India in the 11th century. Kataha ruled by a man named Sri Visaya. Next, Kedah is said to have been under the authority of Palembang, followed by the power of the kings of Chola and later Majapahit power. Nagara poem Kretagama (1365) mentions the name of "Kedah" and "Langkasuka" as areas dominated by Majapahit. Until the end of the 14th century ', Kedah famous as the center of the tin trade but after the fall of Palembang and the decline of Majapahit, Kedah fell to the bottom of Siam.
Barbosa, the Portuguese writer who wrote in 1516, stated that Kedah is the trade center of various types of goods. Arab ships coming from all over the place to trade. In Kedah there are plenty of black pepper brought out to China via Malacca. Godinho De'Eredia, Portuguese cartographers who wrote between the years 1597 - 1600 provides an overview of ports in Kedah which he filled with buildings made from nibong.
Local elements Kedah is known about the history of Marong Mahawangsa tale that tells the early history of Kedah. Many historians use this series as a reference, although it was recognized many elements mixed with the stories that come from history. Another popular local element is AI-date genealogy Kedah, paper Haji Hassan Haji Arshad, a high official of the palace. By using a Tale Marong Mahawangsa and AI-date genealogy Kedah, one can construct the course of history, especially the genealogy of the Sultanate of Kedah Kedah from the 13th century to the present day.
The original name of Kedah - Travel Records
Old records that mention the name of "Kedah" though in different terms can be detected since the year 846 AD. For example, in the travel records Khurdadhbih author Ibn al Masalik wal Mamalik are mentioned on an island named "trick" that has a lot of tin and bamboo forests. This book is a guide book on the area of the Islamic empire and also contains information about the topography of Southeast Asia.
An Arab traveler Sulaiman, who wrote in the year 851 AD mentioned the area named "Kalahbar" which purports to place under the auspices of the Empire Zabaj Srivijaya in Palembang. Ibn Muhalhal who wrote in 941 BC that "Lost" as the last of the ships docked on the east side. "Lost" is described as a large city surrounded by high walls, filled with gardens and waterways. "Lost" also has a lot of mines or "Kelian" ore. According fbnu Muhafhal "Kelian" as it is not available anywhere else in the world. There is also a very special sword made.
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