Under Chartered Company Rule.

Caine, Sydney; Tregonning, K. G.

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“…51 Gabenor Creagh meminta pertolongan dari Singapura agar menghantar tentera Sikh seramai 170 orang serta memberi kelengkapan dan peralatan tentera, dua buah kapal perang untuk mengawal kawasan Teluk Brunei. 52 Pada masa yang sama, seramai 400 tentera SBUB telah dikumpulkan. Pada Februari 1889, Perang Padas Damit dihentikan apabila keduadua pihak telah bersetuju untuk mengadakan perbincangan.…”

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Pembangunan Masyarakat Peribumi Pantai Barat Borneo Utara Dalam Catatan Sejarah Terpilih

SULAIMAN

Bala²

2020

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Penulis tempatan dan Eropah mempunyai catatan berkenaan perkembangan politik dan ekonomi masyarakat peribumi di Borneo Utara. Kesultanan Brunei memerintah pantai barat Borneo Utara dibantu oleh golongan pembesar Brunei yang dikenali sebagai wazir. Penulis Eropah juga menjelaskan bagaimana pembesar Brunei membantu kesultanan mengendalikan sistem pentadbiran di Borneo Utara. Mereka ini berperanan dalam memastikan urusan orang asli Borneo Utara. Namun, setelah SBUB menjajah Borneo Utara pada tahun 1881, pentadbiran kolonial mengubah corak pemerintahan menjadi eksploitasi ekonomi komersial.Justeru, SBUB mengambil alih jajahan Kesultanan Brunei sehingga mencetuskan pemberontakan dalam kalangan masyarakat peribumi. Objektif penulisan makalah ini adalah untuk membincangkan perkembangan politik dan ekonomi serta reaksi masyarakat peribumi di pantai barat Borneo Utara semasa pemerintahan Kesultanan Brunei hingga pemerintahan Syarikat Borneo Utara Inggeris dari perspektif Eropah dan sejarawan tempatan. Makalah ini menggunakan sumber primer dan sekunder.Local and European writers have notes on the political and economic development of indigenous peoples in North Borneo. The Sultanate of Brunei ruled the west coast of North Borneo assisted by a group of Brunei dignitaries known as Wazir. European writers also explain how Brunei dignitaries helped the sultanate in operating the administrative system in North Borneo. They play a role in ensuring the affairs of the natives of North Borneo. However, after SBUB colonized North Borneo in 1881, the colonial administration changed the pattern of government into a commercial economic exploitation. Thus, SBUB took overthe colony of the Sultanate of Brunei until it sparked an uprising among the natives. The objective of this paper is to discuss the political and economic developments as well as the reactions of indigenous peoples on the west coast of North Borneo during the reign of the Sultanate of Brunei to the rule of the British North Borneo Company from the perspective of European and local historians. This paper uses primary and secondary sources.

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Pembangunan Masyarakat Peribumi Pantai Barat Borneo Utara Dalam Catatan Sejarah Terpilih

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The Form of a North Borneo Nativistic Behavior*

Williams

1963

American Anthropologist

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Plantation Agriculture and the Formulation of Native Land Rights in British North Borneo c. 1880-1930

Cleary¹

1992

The Geographical Journal

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One of the most durable consequences of the development of plantation farming in the tropics was the establishment of varied systems of native land rights which allowed administering authorities, whether colonial or otherwise, to demarcate, alienate and sell land to investors. Without the codification of land rights, land could not have been bought, sold and leased as a commodity and security of tenure for the overseas investor would have been uncertain. The development of such land rights in British North Borneo, now known as Sabah, between 1880 and 1930 is the subject of this paper. It is argued that the elaboration of a Land Code which classified land with native title, state land, and land leased to investors was closely linked with the development of plantation farming for tobacco and rubber. The paper seeks to examine the economic, legal and social context within which native land rights were formulated.

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Under Chartered Company Rule.

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Pembangunan Masyarakat Peribumi Pantai Barat Borneo Utara Dalam Catatan Sejarah Terpilih

Pembangunan Masyarakat Peribumi Pantai Barat Borneo Utara Dalam Catatan Sejarah Terpilih

The Form of a North Borneo Nativistic Behavior*

Plantation Agriculture and the Formulation of Native Land Rights in British North Borneo c. 1880-1930

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