The 1887 Pahang Civil War: A Sultanate Divided
This episode of The Story of Malaysia explores the 1887 Pahang Civil War, a brutal conflict between Sultan Ahmad al-Muazzam Shah and his half-brother Wan Ahmad, who contested the throne. We trace the roots of the war in the murder of a British colonial officer, Hugh Clifford's controversial role, and the involvement of Malay chiefs like Dato' Bahaman. The episode examines how the British Resident system exacerbated local rivalries and the war's impact on Pahang's people, leading to widespread displacement and the eventual consolidation of British control. We also discuss the war's aftermath, including the 1895 treaty that fully brought Pahang under British administration, and its legacy in shaping Malay resistance to colonial rule.
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