1. China Trade Relations and Malacca
1.1. Malacca gained attention of the Emperor of China, between Iskandar Shah and Emperor Yung.
1.2. Emperor Yung wants to establish international relations with countries in Southeast Asia to ensure their growth of economy, power and widening of government. Thus, a DIPLOMATIC RELATION had been sealed between China and Malacca
1.3. Malacca seek help from Ming Dynasty to protect them from Ayudha
2. INTRODUCTION
2.1. Malacca was founded by Parameswara in 1399 AD
2.2. Malacca as a trading and shipping center growing rapidly after its ruler converted into Islam
3. Post -independence Malaya
4. A harbor located in a protected zone (safe from Monsoon threat)
5. History of Chinese Arrival in Malacca
5.1. Settlements of Chinese
5.1.1. During Malacca Sultanate, Admiral Yin Ching sent by the emperor visited Malacca. A delegation from Malacca government to visit the Emperor of China also occured.
5.1.2. Marriage of Sultan Mansur Shah with princess from China, Hang li Po,
5.1.3. According to Tome Pires notes, Xaquen Darxa (possibly Sultan Iskandar) had married with daughter of Chinese leader who accompanied him back to Malacca after the visit. They had a child name Raja Putih
5.2. British colonial era
6. Commercial Activities in Malacca
6.1. Factors Malacca being a trade center
6.1.1. Strategically located between South China Sea, the Straits of Malacca and Sunda Straits
6.1.2. Fluent commercial exchange of goods
6.2. Effects
6.2.1. Increase in population
6.2.2. Malacca emerged as an international trading port
6.2.3. Malacca as a spice trade center worldwide
6.2.4. Provide modern infrastructure facilities