Indian Antiquary Vol 49

Author(s): Richard Carnac Temple, Devadatta Ramkrishna Bhandarkar
Publisher: Swati Publications

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THE INDIAN ANTIQUARY
[JANUARY, 1920
DATES OF MALAYAN HISTORY--continued.
Dynasties and Suzerainties.
Date.
Chief Events.
1524-1572
MUHAMMADAN DYNASTIES- (contd.)
1527-1539 1551-1606
1579–1604
1580-1640 1595-1608
Miguel Lopez de Legaspi acquires Philippines for Spain.
1371. Founds Manila. French pirates from Dieppe Rise of the Matarem Family in Java. 1606. Rulers
of Java. English competition in Archipelago. 1579. Drake.
1591. Lancaster. 1604. Middleton. 1600. English
East India Company. Union of Portugal and Spain. Dutch intervention. 1602-1798. Dutch East India
Company, 1608. Armistice with Portuguese. Dutch in Jakatra (Java), renamed Batavia (1619). Panambahan Senapati of Matarem, last independent
ruler in Java. Treaty of Defence, English and Dutch. 1623. Massacre
of Amboyna.. Sultan Seda Krapiah of Matarem. Country in the
hands of the English and Dutch. Dutch "Colonial System." 1811-1816. British Rule
intervening.
161: 1614–1624
1620-1637
1624-1636
1627-1830
DUTCH ASCENDANCY:
1680–1810.
1680-1684
1684-1740 1761-1764
Portuguese power disappears : Spain confined to the
Philippines (1680). 1684. English only in Benkulen
(Sumatra). Extension of Dutch power over the Archipelago. English war with Spain. 1762-1764. English occupa
tion of Manila (Philippines). Spanish ecclesiastical rule in Philippines. Organized native piracy from Borneo. English in Penang. 1795 in Malacca. Fall of Dutch East India Company : establishment of
Council of (Dutch) Asiatic Possessions.
1764-1808 1775-1844 1786-1795
1798
BRITISH ASCENDANCY
1810-1824.
1810-1816
1819 1824
Napoleonic Wars: British occupation of Dutch posses
Bions. British in Singapore (Peninsula). Straits Settlements founded : Singapore, Malacca,
Penang. British in Peninsula : Dutch in Archi pelago : Spain in Philippines (1529–1898).
1824-1867
DUTCH AND BRITISH ASCENDANCY from
1824. AMERICANS IN PHILIP.
PINES from 1898.
1825-1886 1830-1848 1840-1868
1847 1854–1890
1867 1873-1905
1874
Straits Settlements under British East India Company
(Peninsula). Discontent in Philippines with ecclesiastical rule. Dutch Culture System." Sir James Brooke, first Raja Brooke of Sarawak (Bomeo,
1840-1868). 1844. Suppression of piracy. 1888.
British Protectorate of Sarawak. British ascendancy in North Borneo. Dutch reforms and extension of rule in Archipelago. Straits Settlements & Crown Colony (British). Achin War in Sumatra (Dutch). Perak and other States a British Protectorate : Federated
Malay States (Peninsula). - British North Borneo (Chartered) Company founded.
1888. A British Protectorate. German intervention in New Guinea and Carolines Rebellions in Philippines. 1886-1896. José Rizal
1896-1901. Emilio Aguinaldo. Spanish-American War. Philippines an American
(U.S.) Colony, British and Siamese Treaty settling respective Pro
tectorates in Peninsula. British take German possessions.
1882
1884-1914 1886-1901
1898 1999 1914