In the Hikayat Malem Dagang: ‘From Pahang the fleet moves to Johor Lama (Jho Lama) to which place Si Ujut has also just paid a visit, but whence he has retired to Johor Bali. Here some of the Achehnese invaders establish themselves without opposition under the direction of their Sultan, who builds fortifications of strength sufficient to withstand an attack by land and sea.’ The IX Mukims (Pangulee Beunaroe’s territory — Hikayat Pochut Muhamat) In the Hikayat Pochut Muhamat: ‘There remains but one uleebalang of the province, the most powerful of them all… This is the Pangulee Beunaroe or Meunaroe, the predecessor and forefather of the chiefs who now rule under the title of Bentara Keumangan. This title is in fact given in the poem alternatively with that of Pangulee Beunaroe, and his territory is alluded to as the IX Mukims.’ The IX Mukims of Pidie forms the stronghold of the most powerful chief whose loyalty to Jeumaloy Pochut Muhamat must break.
See Also
- Acheh
- Hikayat Malem Dagang
- Hikayat Pochut Muhamat
- Idi
- Johor
- Malem Dagang
- Pahang
- Pangulee Beunaroe
- Pidie
- Pochut Muhamat
- Si Ujut
Source
The Achehnese, Vol. II, by Dr. C. Snouck Hurgronje, translated by A.W.S. O’Sullivan, indexed by R.J. Wilkinson. Leyden: E.J. Brill, 1906.