Effect of Malay-China Trade Relations During the Malacca Sultanate on the Emergency of Chinese Pe...

1. China Trade Relations with Malacca

1.1. Since before opening Malacca, Chinese already visit around South East Asia include Malaya

1.2. Protection and auspices of the Chinese govern on the State of Malacca had given the chance to grow as an international trading port visited by merchants

1.3. Intermarriage between Chinese trades with local community

2. Commercial activities in Malacca

2.1. Malacca grown into international trading port (15th century)

2.2. Malay Archipelago (15th and 16th century)

2.2.1. Central collection

2.2.2. Market place

2.3. Center of spice trade

2.4. 84 different languages space

2.5. Entreport

2.6. Mediator to find trades from east and west include archipelago to carry activities and exchange merchandise

2.7. Increase in population

2.8. Merchant from China

2.8.1. Initiative of Emperor Yung Lo sent delegation to Malacca

3. Effect of Commercial Activity against Chinese Peranakan Community Formation in Malacca

3.1. Chinese village built

3.2. Intermarriage

3.3. Chinese temple built in Malaysia for religious purpose

3.4. Subtopic

3.4.1. Culture

3.4.2. Language

3.4.3. Clothing

3.4.4. Jewelry

3.4.5. Traditional gam

3.4.6. Singing

3.4.7. Poem

3.4.8. Belief system

4. Conclusion

4.1. Chinese Peranakan in Malacca was attributed to the impact of Malay Sultanate in Malacca

5. Introduction

5.1. Founded by Parameswara (Iskandar Shah) in 1399

5.2. Parameswara embraced Islam

5.3. Islam spread in1414

5.4. Chinese Peranakan is a new ethic

6. History of Chinese arrival in Malacca

6.1. Chinese have centuries-old residing in Malaya

6.2. The arrival Malay occur in several phases

6.2.1. Earliest settlement in China

6.2.2. During British colonial era

6.2.3. Post-independence Malaya