Before British rule, the tin-rich Larut district of Perak erupted in a series of violent conflicts between two Chinese secret societies, the Ghee Hin and the Hai San. These Larut Wars of the 1860s and 1870s reshaped the political landscape, drew in Malay chiefs and British intervention, and culminated in the Pangkor Treaty of 1874. This episode unpacks the origins of the rivalry, the roles of powerful Kapitan Cina like Chung Keng Kwee, the involvement of Sultan Ali and Raja Muda Abdullah, and how the wars accelerated British colonial control. We also explore the economic boom of tin mining, the 'kangany' labour system, and the lasting impact on Malaysia's demographic makeup. A focused look at a pivotal but often overshadowed chapter in Malaysian history.
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