In 1879, just five years after the British imposed the Pangkor Treaty, Perak's Chinese mining communities exploded in a series of violent tax revolts. This episode follows the opium and spirit revenue farm protests that shook Larut and Kinta, pitting secret societies like Hai San and Ghee Hin against the newly installed British Resident, Hugh Low. We explore how colonial tax monopolies, tin profits, and the shifting power of the Kapitan Cina system sparked a forgotten rebellion that forced the British to rethink indirect rule. From the burning of tax farms to Low's diplomatic handling of Chung Keng Kwee and the Perak sultanate, this is the untold story of how Chinese resistance shaped colonial policy in the Malay Peninsula.
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