Royalty of the Malay, Indonesian and Philippine Archipeligos


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Sultan Jamalul Kiram III is old. So eventually his eldest daughter will take the helm. Princess Jacel Kiram is poised to become an iron lady.
 
Even today, the Muslim region governors seem to be powerless in front of assertive monarchs. And it's possible that the future Bangsamoro parliament will be as well. Hence, the future Bangsamoro state without the sultans having a big role in government is highly unlikely.
 
Actually, Brunei has an inactive ancient claim to both Luzon and Palawan...they are not trying to claim it at least not yet..

The cadet lineages of Bolkiah are still active in Philippine Politics..Binay and Gloria Macapagal Arroyo are descendants of Nakhoda Ragam Bolkiah of Brunei.
 
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relation between Sultanate of Deli and Ottoman Dynasty ?

For your Information, our kingdom here in Southeast Asia (Indonesia) which named SULTANATE OF DELI also has an Ottoman's blood. The First King was believed a descendants of The Great Alexander (Iskandar Dzulkarnain) who is name is MUHAMMAD DALIKHAN he is shipwrecked in Aceh, Indonesia on his Trip to China. until now, my family still use the title of "DELIKHAN" in our name as a sign of Deli Royal Family Clan.
 

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Iskandar Dzulkarnain is believed to be either Alexander the Great or Cyrus the Great. The Ottomans are descendants of the Kayi clan of the Oghuz Turks who originated in what is present-day Kazakhstan; no relation to Alexander or Cyrus, or to the Sultanate of Deli in present-day Indonesia.

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Does anyone know wh the last queen or empress of the PI is?
 
What is "the PI"?
If you mean the Philippines, there was no Queen or Empress, as the Philippines as we know it today was made up of various Rajahnates and Sultanates.
 
The Philippines was under the rule of the King or Queen of Spain before the independence and the birth of the Philippine Republic in 1898. Philippines was a colony of Spain.
 
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While he has not confirmed publicly that she is the crown princess, in Javanese culture – where much is conveyed through symbolism rather than anything said out loud – the signs are clear.

The title Mangkubumi, which translates from Indonesian as “the one who holds the Earth“, was the same one given to the sultan when he was made crown prince several decades ago.

She was also entrusted with the task of “attempting to bring safety, happiness and prosperity to the world“, another indication she would succeed her father.


And the sultan made small changes to his own lengthy royal title – removing a word normally only used by men and tweaking another – to make it gender-neutral, opening the door for a woman to take over.
It has sparked a furious row with his family, who say he is breaking rules laid down to govern the sultanate, amid speculation that his brothers were jockeying to fill his position.
“A female sultan is an impossibility,” the sultan’s cousin, Kanjeng Raden Tumenggung Jatiningrat, told AFP.
“One symbol in this palace is a rooster – so if we have a queen should we change it to a hen?”
The rooster is a symbol of bravery.

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“About 90 percent of the family don’t respect him anymore,” raged Gusti Bendoro Pangeran Haryo Prabukusumo, a step-brother of the ruler who snubbed the event. -- AFP
The sultan may not be "saying anything out loud", but his family members most certainly are.
 
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King of Ubud, Bali, Tjokorda Raka Kerthyasa, is running for the position of regent in the Gianyar regency and was seen at a polling station in Ubud during the regional elections today, June 27:


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King Carl Gustaf gave today an audience to HRH Princess Gusti Kanjeng Ratu Mangkubumi from Indonesia.
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I beleive they are the children and grandchildren of both families.
 
What are his male family members hoping to accomplish by announcing their plans to depose the Sultan's family ahead of schedule?

And stating that the queen and princesses are no longer member of the royal family once their husband/father dies?

Are only spouses and children of the current monarch members of the royal family in their opinion? If so, they currently aren't members themselves.
 
Good day fellow royalists!

As I have noticed upon reading through these forums for the past few months that there has not been any recent information on the Sultanate of Sulu, so kindly permit me to bring to light the legitimate Sultan of Sulu.

I shall not attempt to expound on preposterous historical data going back hundreds of years instead I will simply put forward publicly recorded materials not previously posted here on this forum. I enter them as evidence of the legitimacy of H.M. Sultan Muedzul-Lail Tan Kiram, the 35th Sultan of Sulu and North Borneo.

The link below is from the Official Gazette of the Philippines pointing to Memorandum Order No. 427 issued by the Office of the President on May 10, 1974. The memorandum showcases the government's support for the coronation of Sultan Mohammad Mahakuttah Abdulla Kiram and recognizing him as the new Sultan of Sulu upon the death of his father Sultan Esmail Kiram. In this same coronation ceremony, Muedzul-Lail Tan Kiram, Sultan Mahakuttah's eldest son and Sultan Esmail's grandson, was crowned "Raja Muda" or Crown Prince and heir-apparent of Sulu. A few days after, the new Sultan of Sulu and his family including Raja Muda Muedzul-Lail Tan Kiram paid a courtesy call to then President Ferdinand Marcos as part of the recognition of their family as the hereditary monarchs of the Sultanate of Sulu. This courtesy call was published on the national newspaper Bulletin Today (now called Manila Bulletin) on May 26, 1974.

https://www.officialgazette.gov.ph/1974/05/10/memorandum-order-no-427-s-1974/


When Sultan Mahakuttah died in 1986, Raja Muda Muedzul-Lail was not of age to sit on the throne so opportunistic relatives took over and claimed it as their own. Unfortunately, many of these other claimants not only had more money but also more political clout so Sultan Muedzul-Lail was not able to fight for his throne despite his legitimacy.

This has not deterred other royal families to recognize him as the legitimate Sultan of Sulu. Among those that have acknowledged him include HRH Prince Vladimir Karadjordjevic of Yugoslavia, HM King Kigeli V and HM King Yuhi VI of Rwanda, HRH Prince Osman Rifat Ibrahim of Egypt and HRH Dom Duarte Pio of Portugal among others.

Aside from members of royal families, many distinguished persons also recognize him as the monarch of Sulu. These include Dr. Pier Felice degli Uberti of the International Commission for Orders of Chivalry and H.E. Lech Walesa, former President of Poland and Nobel Prize Winner.

For more detailed information, we invite you to visit:

Royal House of Sulu - Order of the Pearl
 
Sultan Hamengkubuwono X and Queen Hemas of Yogyakarta with members of the Sultanate Family attended the celebration of his 31st anniversary of accession to the throne on 7 March and opened the exhibition displaying the clothing used by the previous Sri Sultans at the Sultanate Palace in Yokyakarta, Republic of Indonesia.

Are any of the family members attending among the ones who were telling the media they intended to carry out a palace coup when the sultan dies?
 
Crown Princess Louise, wife of Sultan Tengku Muhammad Faiz Petra, has injured herself in the traffic.
She fell on her bike and fractured her shoulder. Fortunately she wore a helmet.

In a post on Instagram she has posted a photo of herself with her arm in a sling and she writes an account of what happened. She was on her way to a Starbucks after coffee to herself and her husband. She thanks the staff at the hospital where she was treated and the staff at the palace. Ending the post with "Alhamdulillah" which means something like "Thanks to God."

https://www.bt.dk/royale/svenske-kronprinsesse-louise-af-malaysia-skadet-i-faerdselsuheld
 
:previous: Thanks. See here for the princess's statement (as Malaysia remains a monarchy, its royal families are included in the Reigning Houses). :flowers:
 
Thanks, I must have missed that thread.

So the mods can just delete my post, if it's irrelevant. ?
 
The Sri Sultan of Yogyakarta presided over the ceremony of the 75th Independence Day on 17 August at the Presidential Palace in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Also attended by The Prince of Pakualaman.

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Sri Sultan Hamengkubuwono X and Queen Hemas attended the funeral of his late half-sister Princess Murdokusumo who died on 22 Aug. aged 77 in Panembahan Village.

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Kasultanan Yogyakarta:
- Official website: https://www.kratonjogja.id/ (in Bahasa Indonesia)

- Official twitter account: https://twitter.com/kratonjogja?ref_src=twsrc^google|twcamp^serp|twgr^author (posts in Bahasa Indonesia and English)

- Official facebook account: https://web.facebook.com/Kraton-Jogja-407135259490406?_rdc=1&_rdr (in Bahasa Indonesia and English)

- Official instagram account: https://www.instagram.com/kratonjogja/?hl=id (caption in Bahasa Indonesia and English, some of it also in Javanese)

- Official youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5wZkx9IzjiH7KYPsv3VDUQ

I recommend to visit it since it's not only covering the activities of the royal family but also about the Javanese culture in general (like dance/musical performance, rituals, etc)
Like this one about their Garebeg Sawal parade (and there are other Garebeg too, such as Garebeg Maulud):

The Princesses and the female relatives of the Sultan participating in one of the ritual:

Performance Of Bedhaya Arjuna Wiwaha dance (one of the Yasan Dalem or the masterwork of Sri Sultan Hamengku Buwono X):
www.youtube.com/watch?v=WL1IE3zLtRY

Today is the Indonesia's independence day, their musician play the National Athem:
The National Anthem of Indonesia Raya has echoed from the Palace of Yogyakarta. It sparks the spirit to maintain the unity and integrity of the Republic of Indonesia.
 
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