In the aftermath of the 1821 Siamese invasion of Kedah, Sultan Ahmad Tajuddin fled to Penang, but resistance didn't end. This episode focuses on Syed Hussein Jamalullail, a Malay-Arab leader who rallied Kedahans in a guerrilla campaign against Siamese occupation. We trace his early life, his alliances with disaffected chiefs, and the 1822 Battle of Kuala Kedah, where his forces briefly recaptured the fort. We also examine the Burney Treaty's impact on Kedah's sovereignty, the exile of Sultan Ahmad, and how Syed Hussein's legacy shaped later anti-colonial movements. Featuring names like Phraya Nakhon Noi, William Butterworth, and the bunga mas tribute system.
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