Try this new products

Lazada

iasias

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

HIS MAJESTY SULTAN MUHAMMAD FUAD A. KIRAM I

Image
  HIS MAJESTY SULTAN MUHAMMAD FUAD A. KIRAM I The Sultan of Sulu and The Sultan of Sabah Head of Islam and Head of Sultanate The 35th Reigning Sultan TO BE SULTAN IS BY BLOOD AS PER LAW OF SUCCESSION  This rationale presented as proof absolute is the basis of legitimacy of His Majesty Sultan Fuad A. Kiram I as the true Sultan of Sulu and Sabah. His basis as Sultan is by blood and primogeniture.  The matter of Royal Succession to be true Sultan or King is based on one Law – namely the Ancient Global Law of Royalty or Law of Succession that is founded on Primogeniture. It started as a law in 4,745 BC in Sumeria, Mesopotamia, Egypt, Persia, China, Greece, Rome, etc.  Primogeniture:  The ancient and medieval custom of allowing the first born legitimate son down to the youngest son to inherit all of his father's properties, estates, wealth, and titles upon the father's death. This law still exists in our modern age. Primogeniture was and is the k...
Read more

SULTANATE OF SULU, "THE UNCONQUERED KINGDOM"

Image
SULTANATE OF SULU, "THE UNCONQUERED KINGDOM" “The Spaniards never subdued the inhabitants who they called ‘Moros’, they were a fiercely independent people.” New Encyclopedia Britannica Vol. II, Copyright 1989, p. 381. His Majesty Sultan Jamalul Ahlam Kiram (29th Reigning Sultan of Sulu and North Borneo/ Sabah from 1863 to 1881 -- the Sultan who leased Sabah to a British company in 1878, was the father of HM Sultan Badaruddin Kiram II (Sultan 1881 to 1886), HM Jamalul Kiram II (Sultan 1893 to 1936) and HM Sultan Mawallil Kiram (Sultan in 1936) receiving a French official delegation to discuss the terms of the Sale or Rental Agreement of the Island of Basilan with the Crown Prince and some Royal Datus and Cabinet Ministers. (Source:  Royal Family Archives) The Royal Palace of the Sultan of Sulu & Sabah in Darul Jambangan, Maimbung, Sulu before it was gutted by fire. This was the palace that withstood the continued assault of the Spanish troops from 1521 ...
Read more