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Mat Salleh Rebellion

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among local people already burdened by other new laws imposed by the company. Mat Salleh viewed the company's new rules as an infringement of native rights, refused to acknowledge the company's authority, and continued to collect taxes from traders traveling via the Sugut River as he had before the rules were imposed, without turning them over to the company. Numerous other local chiefs shared Mat Salleh's opinions on the company's new rules. Many of them later joined his cause.
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of Mat Salleh's chief lieutenants; Mat Sator was burned by shell-fire. They then cut the water supply to Mat Salleh's fort by diverting the Pengkalian River to the Sensuran. On 27 January 1900, Mat Salleh's fort was surrounded and shelled continuously for the next four days. The seemingly impenetrable fort finally fell due to a massive onslaught by the company.
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of passes on boats by government chiefs to governor L. P. Beaufort and his representatives. However, L. P. Beaufort and his representatives were away on another expedition. Treasurer-in-general Alexander Cook, who was aware of their visit instead denied them an audience. After two days of waiting, Mat Salleh and his party left.
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that were started in 1896 had reached a stage where a suitable exit point was needed at the end of the line from Beaufort and Weston. As Gaya is an island, it had to be ruled out, and a new site had to be found on the mainland. With the acquisition of new territories from Brunei. There were also many
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Seeing this as a breach of faith to their earlier agreement, Mat Salleh prepared to resume resistance against the company. In December 1899, R. M. Little, the Resident of Labuan, was instructed to initiate negotiations. Mat Salleh refused negotiations and demanded their withdrawal from Tambunan which
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On 20 April 1898, Cowie, governor L. P. Beaufort and two officers (P. Wise and A. Terms) met with Mat Salleh again and this time, he was allowed "to live in the interior and take charge of the Tambunan district". With this, a ceremony was held to mark Mat Salleh's official possession of the Menggatal
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In August 1895, in an attempt to have their grievances addressed through the colonial institution, Mat Salleh, his followers and traditional chiefs from Sugut went to Sandakan, then the seat of the government of North Borneo, to present a petition against the collection of poll-tax and the imposition
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Mat Salleh came peacefully and apart from presenting his petition, meant to clear his name and settle the misunderstanding regarding his involvement in the Iban murders. Instead, he was treated with hostility by then present treasurer-in-general Alexander Cook, who then turned him away, causing much
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Mat Salleh, however, is not always seen as a hero. Many writers of this rebellion see Mat Salleh as a lone crusader or an opportunist solely interested in restoring his precolonial social position of power. To the British North Borneo Chartered Company, he was a rebel and troublemaker, while to his
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The company sent a force to retaliate. They reached Tambunan on 31 December 1899 and fighting commenced the next day. On 10 January 1900, the village of Laland was captured by the company. Mat Salleh lost 60 men. On 15 January 1900, the company proceeded to acquire Taga villages and the fort of one
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Mat Salleh and his allies were at war with the Taiwan communities. The latter approached the company with urgent appeals for its intervention. This led Beaufort to visit the Taiwan villages on 15 January 1899 and obtain an oath of allegiance from them. This was also, apparently, a strategic move by
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dual reached deadlock by early 1898. Cowie, managing director to the court of directors of the North Borneo Chartered Company, travelled from London to arrange peace talks and a peace pact with Mat Salleh (the Palatan Peace Pact). Simultaneously, the Sultan of Sulu wrote a letter to Dayang Bandung,
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to arrest him and four of his followers on the grounds of disturbing the peace at Sandakan and involvement with the murders of the two Ibans in 1894. Mat Salleh refused to comply and escaped. This led to his house and village being attacked, burned and looted. The company then declared him a wanted
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The company had set up its initial administrative centres on the west coast of North Borneo in Papar and Tempassuk. In between these areas was the Gaya station, set up in September 1882 as a collection station for jungle and local produce. This station also served as a "stopping place" for European
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New levies were imposed to finance these large-scale projects. Lack of manpower, however, caused the company to rely on local chieftains as agents for revenue collection. Among those who cooperated with the company, some abused their authority and overtaxed the natives, exacerbating dissatisfaction
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on 9 March 2000 reported Sabah museum director and Tambunan local, Joseph Pounis Guntavid, as suggesting that "a search and study on Mat Salleh's actions strongly indicated that he was not a rebel but a warrior who went against foreign rule, fighting for North Borneo β€˜self-government’...Mat Salleh
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Cowie refused these conditions, permitting Mat Salleh only to stay in Tambunan or parts of the interior excluding Sugut and Lambuk, his former strongholds. In addition, Cowie made an additional promise that if Mat Sallah kept his peace for twelve consecutive months and cooperated with the Company,
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The meeting occurred at Kampung Palatan in Ulu Menggatal on 19 April 1898. Mat Salleh was offered a pardon if resistance ceased. Cowie verbally promised amnesty and to allow Mat Salleh to settle in the Tambunan Valley, pledging noninterference from the government. Mat Salleh acceded and offered to
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This incident triggered him to wage war against the North Borneo Chartered Company. He then consolidated his position at Lingkabau, approximately 80 kilometres (50 miles) up the Sugut River and with strong support from the native Dusun community there, built a strong fort. The British subsequently
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traders on the Sugut River in 1894. Captain Barnett and a few other colonial officials were sent to Mat Salleh's residence to investigate the matter. Mat Salleh denied his and his followers’ involvement in it and resisted arrest. This incident marked the first of many misunderstandings, creating a
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and Labuan. Gaya Island was initially thought of as a highly prospective settlement site and a possible port of call. It however, did not flourish as expected; trade, collection of local produce and other economic activities did not prosper. After the station in Gaya was raided and torched by Mat
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communities spread over a sizeable area in North Borneo and had the Tagahas communities as allies, among others. He was skilled at connecting with and uniting other communities, making him a great personage among the multi-ethnic indigenous people. For example, some accounts claim that he used and
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In the process of building a telegraph line, two new stations were established in the interior: one at Sapong in 1895 and another at Keningau in 1896, each under the European officer. The appointment of F W. Fraser at district offices at Keningau in 1898 signalled the extension of company rule to
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The British arrived during the late 19th century, and their administration (under the London-based North Borneo Chartered Company) in North Borneo lasted sixty years, between 1881 and 1941. It aimed to transform North Borneo into a producer of various agricultural products, predominantly tobacco.
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The large areas where his support came from proved instrumental in ensuring the initial success of his revolt as these areas were available to provide power bases, supplies and construction of forts. This also implied that he and his army had ample mobility between forts and bases, which explains
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and built his headquarters at Limbawan. He had received support from the Labuk people as well. In September 1896, the British made another attack, surrounding Limbawan and cutting off possible escape routes. Again, they failed to apprehend him, although they managed to capture and demolish fort.
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descent. He had three siblings: Ali, Badin and Bolong. The family moved to Sugut, which unlike Inanam, was in the North Borneo Chartered Company's concession but since the abandonment of its tobacco estates, it had reportedly been "left largely to its own devices", and enjoyed relative autonomy.
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Mat Salleh arrived with an armed entourage of boats to present their petitions detailing their grievances towards the company. In the absence of Governor Leicester P. Beaufort, Cook, petrified by the show of force, requested through a representative that Mat Salleh and the others tender their
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In some accounts, there was a discrepancy between the verbal and written agreement. Only when the written agreement was sent did Mat Salleh realise that he had been denied the pardon of his men who were escaped felons. Mat Salleh felt deceived and began to secretly strengthen his position in
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Mat Salleh was often physically described as slender and tall, with pockmarked features. He was also well known as a mysterious and intelligent man, with a commanding personality and presence. He was well-respected and his great tactical skills were renowned among the local communities.
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His mixed parentage and role as a traditional local leader which he had inherited from his father contributed to his significant Bajau and Suluk following. Also, his marriage to Dayang Bandang, who was related to the ruling family in Sulu helped him win more supporters.
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The memorial, which resembled a fort, was surrounded by a garden. It housed Mat Salleh's photograph and some photos of his weapons and paraphernalia from the rebellion he led. A bronze plaque, set apart some metres from the building, still stands there and reads:
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Some sources claim that Captain Barnett and his men were sent to confront, accuse and detain him. During this confrontation, Captain Barnett had attempted to forcefully apprehend Mat Salleh, but was outnumbered by his followers, ready to take up arms to protect
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This plaque marks the site of Mat Salleh's Fort which was captured by the North Borneo Armed Constabulary on the 1st February 1900. During this engagement, Mat Salleh, who for six years led a rebellion against the British Charted Company administration, met his
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and part by Sulu. This gave local chiefs and traditional elites relative autonomy to practice influence and power to regulate trade in the area and serve the responsibility of protecting the local inhabitants from excessive exploitation by foreign traders.
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Some British colonial sources claim that the abandonment of Gaya was not entirely caused by Mat Salleh. After the raid, the Company attempted to rebuild the township. However, it failed to economically flourish. Also, the company's railway project
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Passed a Village Ordinance, resulting in the company not sanctioning the authority and traditional social position of a large number of traditional elites and local chiefs. This consequently alienated them and undermined their roles and social
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After the successful attack on Gaya Island, Mat Salleh and his followers moved on to a fort on the Soan on the Labuk, then Parachangan on the Sugut, then proceeded to attack and burn down the government residency at Ambong in November 1897.
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Following this, a complaint against Mat Salleh and his party was forwarded to the governor and other colonial officials by Cook. In response, on 29 August 1895, representatives from the company arrived at Mat Salleh's home in
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At midnight on 9 July 1897, Mat Salleh successfully led his followers to attack the company's settlement on Gaya Island. They raided and torched the Gaya compound before escaping with loot estimated to be worth 100,000
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Gaya Island (along with other locations in the west coast of Sabah) was acquired by the British through an agreement with the Sultan of Brunei, Sultan Abdul Mumin Ebn Marhoum Maulana Abdul Wahab on 29 December
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their repeated evasion of the company's troops. From 1895 to 1897, he had at his disposal at least six forts which were well-prepared with resources and manpower that he could mobilise at short notice.
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Some of his supporters believed he possessed supernatural powers that made him invulnerable to physical harm and the inability to be hurt or killed by conventional weapons (typically known as
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petition in a formal manner and instructed them to disperse. There was a delay in relating this message and Cook's request only reached Mat Salleh after he had waited for two days.
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Oath Stone erected by the Company in January 1898 "as witness of the oaths of loyalty" taken by Mat Salleh, his followers and other Ranau natives after a peace pact was agreed on
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in the Malay language). Even, invisibility so as not to be seen by his enemies. For many, his ability to repeatedly evade the Company's attacks served as proof of these claims.
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It was, however, another five years before the remnants of Mat Salleh's men surrendered, were killed or captured by the company, resulting in the end of the rebellion in 1905.
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had hit Mat Salleh in the left temple, killing him instantly. Also killed in the battle were about 1,000 of Mat Salleh's followers who fought from the neighbouring villages of
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Some symbols that he used were enormous silk umbrellas (high society), insignia of royalty, and even inscriptions that were apparently believed to make him invincible.
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married various symbols of authority and mysticism that the different communities could relate with to attest to his leadership position and military prowess.
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There are conflicting accounts for the date of Mat Salleh's death. Almost all sources state 31 January 1900, but there are a few that state 1 February 1900
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Gill, Sarjit S. (2007). "Sejarah Penglibatan orang Sikh dalam pasukan constabulari bersenjata Borneo Utara, 1882–1949 dan kesan terhadap identiti".
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River on 22 April 1898. The next day, on 23 April 1898, the Company sent an official document to Mat Salleh to sign. The document stated that:
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Fernandez, Callistus (December 2001). "The legend by Sue Harris: A critique of the rundum rebellion and a counter argument on the rebellion".
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Before the arrival of the British North Borneo Chartered Company, central authority in North Borneo was weak. Part of it was governed by
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Some claim that Mat Salleh did not die during the Tambunan attack. In an interview conducted by a reporter from the Malaysian newspaper
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farming, the company also imposed new taxation laws and set up administrative centres. Some of the changes brought about by them were:
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The Mat Salleh memorial was opened in 1999 at the site where he was killed at Kampung Tibabar in Tambunan. It was demolished in 2015.
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However, his wide support not only came from his family affiliations and connections. He was also able to garner supporters from
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Wong, Danny Tze Ken (December 2007). "From Gaya to Jesselton: A preliminary study on the establishment of a colonial township".
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There, Datu Bulu assumed a local leadership position along part of the Sugut River on the eastern coast of North Borneo.
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that led the people to fight for self-rule until Sabah gained her independence through Malaysia on 16 September 1963".
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Mat Salleh first came to the company's attention when he was suspected of involvement in the murder and robbery of two
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Poll-tax and passes for boats on local communities, including members of the local elites and traditional leaders.
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princess named Dayang Bandang. She was related to the Sultan of Sulu's family and her village was at Penggalaban,
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Mat Salleh and his men were to be pardoned except those remaining in prison and those who had previously escaped;
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Cowie would recommend Mat Sallah to the court of directors for an appointment as chief or headman of a district.
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In its attempt to revitalise the sagging economy, then managing director of the North Borneo Chartered Company,
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At any rate, you will admit that your company cannot prevent us from dying for what we think are our rights.
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they refused. Almost immediately after this, Mat Salleh and his followers resumed waging sporadic attacks.
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His revolts were widely supported by the local communities and affected a large geographical area from
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Mat Salleh could stay in Tambunan or elsewhere within the interior except the Sugut and Labuk rivers;
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The Tambunan fort was stronger and more stable than his previous fort. It was reported to have been:
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bin Abdul Wahid, Zainal Abidin; Khoo Kay Kim; Muhd Yusof bin Ibrahim; Singh, Ranjit D.S. (1994).
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attacked it but failed to capture him. Instead, they destroyed it and captured about 60 Dusun as
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This is, apparently, the only known available photograph of Mat Salleh (marked with a white "X").
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Following their escape, Mat Salleh and his followers built another fort at Padang at Ulu Sugut.
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On 31 January 1900, Mat Salleh was killed by machine gun-fire by mid-day. A chance shot from a
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Salleh and his followers in July 1897, the British relocated to the mainland, in Gantian.
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Introduction of new taxes, including a levy on rice, the staple food of the population.
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Sources conflict about the end date of the rebellion. Some state 1903, others 1905.
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supporters, he was a fierce and skilled warrior, a reputation which remains today.
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the company to pursue its plans to establish an administrative centre in Tambunan.
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The forts that his followers built were reportedly well designed and constructed.
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That he was to report to the district officer on occasions he visited the coast
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in 1900. The rebellion then continued on for another five years until 1905.
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Mat Salleh Memorial near Tambunan, Sabah, Malaysia (demolished in 2015)
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This article is about a series of major armed disturbances against the
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This was also the last fort he used for defence during the rebellion.
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districts (opposite Gaya Island) under the company's administration.
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man. A reward of 500 Straits dollar was offered for his capture.
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Administrative centre relocated from Gaya Island to the mainland
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Wookey, W. K. C. (December 1956). "The Mat Salleh Rebellion".
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Tarling, Nicholas (March 1985). "Mat Salleh and Krani Usman".
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was a series of major armed disturbances against the British
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Reprinted from the New Straits Times, Thursday, 9 March 2000
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to follow Mat Salleh's movements throughout the rebellion.
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Mat Salleh's wife, urging a peace settlement with Cowie.
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Kurikulum Bersepadu Sekolah Menengah Sejarah Tingkatan 2
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Other accounts state that the reward was Straits $ 700.
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After the memorial was opened, an article published in
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Leaders of 19th & 20th century rebellions against
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A new police station was established on the Kinarom.
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about an official biographical movie on Mat Salleh.
3761:This entry mentions many parts of Sabah. Refer to 2994: 2992: 2990: 2988: 2728:tense and hostile situation between both parties. 3700:"Mat Salleh, The Man Who Antagonised The British" 2660:The construction of a cross-country rail between 2790:Following this, he established his next fort at 2645:, staffed by a non-European clerk and policeman. 3675:Sabah's dilemma: The political history of Sabah 3599: 3597: 3595: 3593: 2953: 2799: 2699: 2581: 51: 3427: 3425: 3423: 4281: 4042:Sabah State Water Department corruption probe 3784: 3604:Joseph Binkasan; Paskalis Alban Akim (2000). 3421: 3419: 3417: 3415: 3413: 3411: 3409: 3407: 3405: 3403: 2441: 149: 8: 3270:. Kuala Lumpur: University of Malaya Press. 3644:Thiessen, Tamara (2008). Kara Moses (ed.). 3639: 3637: 3635: 3633: 3631: 3045:new and more suitable sites to choose from. 4288: 4274: 4266: 3791: 3777: 3769: 3567: 3565: 3563: 3561: 3559: 3557: 3555: 3553: 3551: 3549: 3145: 3143: 3141: 2448: 2434: 366: 156: 142: 134: 48: 4005:Cross border attacks from the Philippines 3529: 3527: 3525: 3523: 3521: 3466: 3464: 3462: 3460: 3458: 2757:After this, he re-established himself in 2634:Mandatory licenses for local boat owners. 5595:Wars involving pre-independence Malaysia 3751:Watch a fan video on Mat Salleh's life ( 3377: 3375: 3373: 3371: 3369: 3261: 3259: 3257: 3255: 3253: 3251: 3249: 3247: 3245: 3243: 3241: 3239: 3237: 3235: 3233: 3231: 3229: 3227: 3225: 3223: 3064:There are two versions of this incident 2535:Later in his life, Mat Salleh married a 3221: 3219: 3217: 3215: 3213: 3211: 3209: 3207: 3205: 3203: 3152:Historical Sabah: Community and Society 3137: 2984: 2846:The release of his imprisoned men; and, 2019:1998–1999 Malaysia Nipah virus outbreak 380: 369: 3343: 3341: 3339: 3337: 3335: 3333: 3331: 3291: 3289: 3287: 3183: 3181: 3179: 3177: 3175: 3173: 3171: 3329: 3327: 3325: 3323: 3321: 3319: 3317: 3315: 3313: 3311: 2849:That he be allowed to stay at Inanam. 169:in Pre-Malaysian states prior to WWII 7: 4547:Regulator Movement in North Carolina 2309:2024 Ulu Tiram police station attack 3877:2021 federal constitution amendment 3864:2019 federal constitution amendment 3612:. 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Archived from 2109:2009 swine flu pandemic in Malaysia 4128:1966 Sarawak constitutional crisis 3872:2020 Malaysia coronavirus pandemic 3698:Mansor, Nashir (31 January 2006). 3473:Journal of Southeast Asian Studies 2656:also launched two major projects: 1949:Taufiqiah Al-Khairiah madrasa fire 1869:Japan Airlines Flight 715 incident 25: 4296:Colonial conflicts involving the 4151:2020 Sarawak coronavirus pandemic 2119:Attacks against places of worship 4099:Anti-cession movement of Sarawak 3888: 3847:Indonesia–Malaysia confrontation 2417: 2079:2006–2007 Southeast Asian floods 4372:Cromwellian conquest of Ireland 4106:Communist insurgency in Sarawak 4047:2020 Sabah coronavirus pandemic 3978:Self-government of North Borneo 3842:British Military Administration 2886:1900–1905 (Mat Salleh's defeat) 2694:Mat Salleh uprisings, 1895–1905 2641:A customs station was built on 2620:Apart from the introduction of 1939:Penang terminal bridge collapse 924:Separation of Perlis from Kedah 242:Tengku Antah ibni Yamtuan Radin 4475:Father Rale's War/Dummer's War 4176:North Borneo Chartered Company 3924:North Borneo Chartered Company 3820:Bruneian Sultanate (1368–1888) 3576:(in Malay). 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(2003). 3150:Wong, Danny Tze Ken (2004). 3068:embarrassment to Mat Salleh. 2299:2024 Lumut helicopters crash 2219:Kim Jong-nam's Assassination 2099:Bukit Antarabangsa landslide 1378:North Borneo self-governance 2149:Genting Highlands bus crash 2129:Cameron Highlands bus crash 1829:AIA building hostage crisis 1799:Ligitan and Sipadan dispute 1748:Philippine militant attacks 1553:Federal Territory of Labuan 1483:Declaration of Rukun Negara 1473:National Operations Council 1438:Second communist insurgency 5611: 5389:Jewish revolt in Palestine 5034:Fenian Rebellion in Canada 4679:Dwyer's guerrilla campaign 4571:American Revolutionary War 4138:1997 Sarawak HFMD outbreak 4111:Self-government of Sarawak 3673:Luping, Herman J. (1994). 3574:Mat Salleh: Pahlawan Sabah 2924:Tondulu, Piasau, Kitutud, 2550: 2279:2022 Batang Kali landslide 1593:Peace Agreement of Hat Yai 118:Datu Muhammad Salleh  28: 5160:Jameson Raid South Africa 4256: 3886: 3880:(passed) β˜… second tabling 3867:(on hold) β˜… first tabling 3485:10.1017/s0022463400012765 2809:1898 (Palatan Peace Pact) 2685:officials plying between 2519:, Jesselton (present-day 2209:Movida Bar grenade attack 1959:Bright Sparklers disaster 1859:Sabah Air GAF Nomad crash 1839:National Monument bombing 1809:Kuala Lumpur flash floods 1603:Royal Immunity Amendments 1348:Singapore self-governance 1259:Crown Colony of N. 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Index

Mat Salleh rebellion
North Borneo Chartered Company
North Borneo
Mat Salleh
North Borneo
Sabah
North Borneo Chartered Company

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Kedah
Sultan Abdullah Mukarram Shah
Malacca
Dol Said
Sarawak
Rentap
Liu Shan Bang
Syarif Masahor
Negeri Sembilan
Tengku Antah ibni Yamtuan Radin
Datuk Siamang Gagap
Perak
Lela Pandak Lam
Ngah Ibrahim
Sultan Abdullah
Pahang
Dato' Bahaman
Tok Gajah

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