In this episode of The Story of Malaysia, Lucas and Luna explore the sophisticated administrative structure of the Malacca Sultanate at its zenith under Sultan Mansur Shah. They delve into the 'Undang-Undang Melaka' (Laws of Malacca), a legal code that blended Islamic jurisprudence with Malay adat. The discussion covers the roles of key officials like the bendahara, temenggung, laksamana, and syahbandar, and how a thriving port city with diverse ethnic communities was governed. Lucas explains the sultanate's maritime laws, trade regulations, and the concept of 'daulat' (sovereignty). The episode also touches on the 'Sejarah Melayu' as a historical source and the challenges of running a cosmopolitan empire in the 15th century. Listeners will gain insight into how Malacca's governance model influenced later Malay states and why its administrative legacy matters today.
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