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Studying in fxcking HIHS school.
Hate me ?
fxck off, pls.
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fxcking waiting♥

Miracle.
that girl, fxck off.
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Sunday, October 4, 2009

Doing this as part of studying.

Feeling all weird without touching comp so here I am, again on comp, but for a good cause this time.

Ok start now..

History
Chapter 1: Was there Singapore before 1819?


  • Singapore used to be called Temasek. ( Sea Town)
  • The Sejarah Melayu (Malay Annals) is written by Munshi Abdullah.
  • It says that Sang Utama, a ruler of Palembang in Sumatra, founded a settlement in Temasek.
  • Indra Bopal: the minister who told Sang Utama that the land is known as Temasek.
  • Demang Lebar Daun: the minister who said that the breast was known as a lion.
  • Singapura grew into a thriving trading centre, which was envied by the Majapahit Empire, under the wise leadership of Sang Utama and his descendants.
  • Batara, the ruler of the Majapahit Empire, attacked Singapura, but in the end they were chased out by the locals.
  • Majapahit was founded by Vijaya.
  • According to Wang Dayuan, a Chinese trader, Singapura was a bustling trading centre in the 1330s and 1340s.
  • Artefacts like blue-and-white porcelain, compass, wine cups and coins were found in Fort Canning.
  • Towards the end of 14th century, Parameswara from Palembang in Sumatra came to Singapura and killed the local ruler, making himself the new ruler.
  • He was later chased out, and Singapura lost its importance as a trading port, as it is replaced by Melaka, which took away the trade.


Haizz suan le....

I think I can do better if I just read.

BB...


Seriously tired from waiting ☻ @ 2:49 PM