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

1. conclusion

1.1. attributed to the impact of trade relations

1.2. intermarriage

1.3. known as Baba and Nyonya

2. 4. It was established through a messenger named Ying Chin who was sent by Emperor Yung-Lo to Malacca to establish diplomatic relations and explore trade opportunities

3. INTRODUCTION

3.1. The state of Malacca was founded by Parameswara

3.2. Malacca as a trading and shipping center was becoming increasingly important and rapidly growing after its ruler converted to Islam.

3.3. this phenomenon had caused Muslim traders around the world.

4. ideas

4.1. 1. Emergence of new community through intermarriage between Chinese traders and local community - Chinese Peranakan

4.1.1. “Then all the trade wind and the wind commerce all are coming to Melaka, Melaka town was so crowded at that time. So the Arabs named it Malakat, ie gathering all commerce, from as many different types of trade there.”

4.2. 2. records obtained from the source of Chinese, Malay and Portuguese, it is certain that there was a Chinese merchant community who came to trade in Malacca before Malacca was conquered by the Portuguese in 1511.

4.3. 3. Lack of Chinese women in Malacca was the main factor in the phenomenon of intermarriage