Journal Malayan Branch Royal Asiatic (16 results)

8°. XXX, 155; 219; 170 S. Textabbildungen und Tafeln. Orig.-Leinen. Roland Braddell. Notes on Ancient Times in Malaya. - Lung-ya-men and Tan-ma-hsi. - C.D. Cowan. Governor Bannerman and the Penang Tin Scheme, 1818-19. - A.H. Hill. Munshi 'Abdullah's account of the Malacca Fort. - Tan Soo Chye. A note on Early Legislation in Penang. - C.A. Gibson-Hill. The Indonesian Trading Boats. - C.D. Cowan. Early Penang & the rise of Singapore, 1805-32; a series of documents from the manuscript records of the East India Company (210 S.). - Roland Braddell. Notes on Ancient Times in Malaya (part 7). - H.G. Quaritch Wales. The Sabaeans and possible Egyptian influence in Indonesia. - Zainal-'Abidin bin Ahmad. Malay Manners and Etiquette. - K. Gopinath. The Malayan Purse Seine (Pukat Jerut) Fishery. - A.B. Ramsay. Notes on Kampong Officials in the Alor Gajah district of Malacca 1932-35. - W. Linehan. An Inscribed Tin-Ingot from Kuala Dipang, District of Kinta. - Tom Harrison. The Sarawak Turtle Islands' "Semah". - C.E. Wurtzburg. The Baptist Mission Press at Bencoolen. - E. Wodak. SOme Coins and Tokens of Malaya. - C.A. Gibson-Hill. The Fishing Boats operated from Singapore Island.

8°. XXXVI, 371 S. 2 Faltlpläne, 2 Tafeln. Orig.-Leinen, bestossen. Report of Governor Balthasar Bort on Malacca: 1678. Translated by M.J. Bremner. Introduction and Notes by C.O. Blagden. (232 S.) - M.R. Henderson. A List of Plants from Cameron's Highlands, Pahang. - J.B. Scrivenor. The Geology of Malacca, with a Geological Map and Special Reference to Laterite. - Notes on the Geology of Sarawak. - R.O. Winstedt. The Great Flood. - More Notes on Malay Magic. - Dato' Sedia Raja. The Origin of the Pawang and the Berpuar Ceremony. - R. Cardon. On a migration of Catopsilia pomona (F.). - Zainu'l Abidin bin Ahmad. Pair-Words in Malay. - F.W. Foxworthy. Tree Names - a few changes. - C. Boden Kloss. A Note on Borneon Badgers (Mydaus). - The Pied Cuckoo-Shrikes. - F.N. Chasen und C. Boden Kloss. An Addition to the list of Borneon Birds: 'Numenius minutus' Gould. - F.N. Chasen und N. Smedley. A List of Reptiles from Pulau Galang and other islands of the Rhio Archipelago, and allied species. - N. Smedley. On the Development of the Dogfish 'Scyllium marmoratum' Beun., and allied species. - Hji Abdul Majid. Random Notes on Current Malay Beliefs. - A.W. Hamilton. Malayan Natural History Notes. - J.I. Miller. Elephant Terms in Perak. - G.C. Wooley. Two Murat Pantuns from the Dalit District Kenigan, British North Borneo.

8°. XXIX, 424 S. 14 Tafeln, einige Textabbildungen. Orig.-Leinen, bestossen. H.N. Ridley. The Ferns of the Malay Peninsula. - W. George Maxwell. Cameron's Highlands. - W.G. Stirling. The Coffin Breakers Society. - J.L. Humphreys. Points of the Compass in Kedah and Trengganu. - A.W. Hamilton. Malay Love Charms. - H.E. Savage. Two Malay Tales. - A Pangan Vocabulary. - F.N. Chasen. - Miniopterus medius in the Malay Peninsula. - C. Boden Kloss. The Laughing Gull in the Straits of Singapore. - The Pied Cuckoo-Shrike, Lalage Nigra. - Two neglected Bird Names. - N. Smedley und C. Boden Kloss. An abnormal, or unnamed, Sea-snake. - N. Smedley. On the development of the Dog-fish. - On a stage in the development of the Tiger-shark, S. Tigrinum. - C. Boden Kloss. Peripatus in the Malay Peninsula. - W.N. Edwards. - Carboniferous Plants from the Malay States. - J.B. Scrivenor. The Paleontology of British Malaya. - W. Linehan. Reinstatement of an Orang Hulur. - A Chap Pekak. - Tombstones of Muhammad Shah I of Pahang. - H. Goring Dalton. Some Malay Boats and their uses. - E.S. Willbourn. A Journey in the Ulu Rompin District, S.E. Pahang. - Dato Sedia Raja Abdullah. Mandi Ayer Gawar. - F.F. Laidlaw. Spolia Mentawiensia: Dragonflies (Odanata). Hans Overbeck. Malay Manuscripts in Germany. - C. Boden Kloss. A new Squirrel from Tenggol Island. - N. Smedley. On a Beaked Ray. - H.M. Said. Ceylon Malays. - Hadji Abdul Majid. A Malay's Pilgrimage to Mecca. - E.S. Willbourn. The Geology and Mining Industries of Kedah and Perlis. - W. Linehan. An XVIIIth Century Tomb at Pekan Lama. - The Bendaharas of Pahang. - Royal Modes of Address in Pahang. - Hans Overbeck (transl.). Silisah Melayu dan Bugis dan Sakalian Raja-raja-nya. - F.W. Foxworthy. The Size of Trees in the Malay Peninsula. - Alfredo Borelli. Spolia Mentawiensia: Dermaptera. - F. Muir. Spolia Mentawiensia: Fulgoroidea, Homoptera. - R.O. Winstedt. The Founder of Malay Royalty and his conquest of Saktimuna, the Serpent. - H. Overbeck. Note on the word "Selaseh". - J.D. Gimlette. A Bee Bomor.

8°. XXXII, 200; 276; 306 S. Textabbildungen und Tafeln. Orig.-Leinen. J.E. Kempe und Richard Winstedt. A Malay Legal Miscellany. - A.H. Hill. Some Kelantan Games and Entertainments. - C.A. Gibson-Hill. Chinese Labourer's Hats used in Malaya. - Ivor H.N. Evans. Notes on the Bajaus and other Coastal Tribes of North Borneo. - P.D.R. William-Hunt. Some Malay and Aboriginal Charms and Methods of Measuring Weapons. - M.W.F. Tweedie. Malay Names of Freshwater Fish. - C. Northcote Parkinson (editor). A Journal of a Frenchman in Malayan Waters, 1804. - C.A. Gibson-Hill. Tongkang and Lighter Matters. - Further Notes on the Old Boat found at Pontian, in Southern Pahang. - J.M. Gullick. A Survey of the Malay Weavers and Silversmiths in Kelantan in 1951. - M. Topley. Chines Rites for the Repose of the Soul with special reference to Cantonese Custom. - C.A: Gibson-Hill. The Orang Laut of the Singapore River and the Sampan Panjang. - C.C. Brown (translation and commentary). The Sejarah Melayu, or Malay Annals, translated from Raffles MS 18 (in the library of the R.A:S:, London)(276 S.). - C.A. Gibson-Hill (editor). Documents relating to John Clunies Ross, Alexander Hare and the eraly history of the settlement on the Cocos-Keeling Islands (306 S.).

1. Band (3 Teile)8°. III, XXXV, 480 (14 Tafeln, 1 Faltplan). Abbildungen im Text und, zum Teil farbig, auf den Tafeln. Orig.-Leinen, bestossen. Emmett R. Dunn. On a Collection of Reptiles from Sarawak; Rev. Keppel Garnier. Early Days in Penang. - H.C.Abraham. A New Spider of the Genus Liphistius. - Elmer D. Merrill. New or Noteworthy Borneon Plants (part III). - H.N.Ridley: A Botanical Excursion to Northern Sumatra. - I.H. Burkill. A Record of the Occurrence of Some Ferns in Northern Sumatra, being Additions to Mr. Ridley's List. - H.H. Karny. On Malaysian Katydids. - F.A.S. Bucknill. Observations upon some coins obtained in Malaya and particularly from Trengganu, Kelantan and Southern Siam; I.H. Burkill. Notes on Dipterocarps No.9. - C.O. Blagden. The Teaching of Malay at the School of Oriental Studies, London. - F.F. Laidlaw. On a New and Interesting Dragonfly (Odonata) from Gunong Tahan. - J.C. Moulton. Some Pierine Butterflies. - F.N. Chasen. On The Heel-Pad in Certain Malaysian Birds. - V. Lallemand. Description de quelques nouveaux Cercopides de la faune Indo-Malaise. - R. Kleine. New Brenthidae from the Raffles Museum. - H. Overbeck. Shaer Raksi. - R.O. Winstedt. A set of Alphabet Pantuns; ders. Some Malay Mystics, Heretical and Orethodox. - F.F. Laidlaw. A Survey of the Dragonfly Fauna of the Malay Peninsula, with notes on that of Neighbouring Countries, Part I. - Haji Mohamed Sayid. Mohamedan Calendar. - J.B. Scrivenor und E.S. Willbourn. The Geology of the Langkawi Oslands, with a geological sketch map. - A.W. Hamilton. Some Malay Words. - R. Hanitsch: Malayan Blattidae, Part II, mit farbigen Abbildungen.

8°. XXXVI, 83, 104, 97, 76. 45 Tafeln, 1 Faltplan, Textabbildungen. Orig.-Leinen, bestossen. C. Willemse. Spolia Mentawiensia: Acridiidae. - W.D. Funkhouser. Spolia Mentawiensia: Membracidae. - R.E. Holttum. Spolia Mentawiensia: Pteridophyta. - H.N. Dixon. Spolia Mentawiensia: Musci. - F.F. Laidlaw. A list of the Land and Fresh-Water Mollusca of the Malay Peninsula. - F.N. Chasen und C. Boden Kloss. On some Carnivora, Rodentia and Insectivora from Eastern Borneo. - C.E. Carr. Orchid Pollination notes. - C.C. Brown. Kelantan Bull-fighting. - R.O. Windstedt. Kedah Laws. - H. Overbeck. Hikayat Ganja Mara. - Zainal-Abidin bin Ahmad. Some Facts About Jawi Spelling. - Cedric Dover, Louis Fage, Stanley Hirst, W.H.T. Tams, und Ekendanath Ghosh. Notes on the Fauna of Pitcher-Plants from Singapore Island. - F.N. Chasen und C. Boden Kloss. On a Collection of Mammals from the Anamba Islands South China Sea. - On a Collection of Birds from the Anamba Islands, South China Sea. - Notes on Paradise Flycatchers in Malaysia. - Some Notes on Malaysian Wadres. - Birds from Mt. Benom, Pahang; Penang, etc. - N. Smedley. Spolia Mentawiensia: Notes on some Fishes. - Some Reptiles and Amphibia from the Anamba Islands. - H. Goring Dalton. A Visit to some Islands off the East Coast of Johore and Pahang. - H.G. Keith. Description. Description of a Native Oil Press (Chandasan) from North Borneo. - R.O. Winstedt. Gold Ornaments dug up at Fort Canning, Singapore. - E.S. Willbourn, The Geology and Mining Industries of Johore. - C.O. Blagden. Notes on some Malay Words. - Haji Abdul Majid. Some Malay Superstitions. C. Bazell. The Rules for some common Malay Games. - A. Hyde. A Naning Terumba. - R.O. Winstedt. Some Rembau Customary Sayings. - O.T. Dussek. Bersandui: Verses recited by Collectors of Honey in Rembau. - B.S. Mee. An incident in the History of Malacca under Portuguese Rule. - C.F. Skinner. Mt. Kina Balu (A Dusun legend of its name). - W. Linchan. Some Dicoveries on the Tembeling. - Notes on the remains of some ancient brick structures in Pekan district. - C. Boden Kloss. The Royal Batavia Society of Arts and Letters. - The Bulletin of the Raffels Museum.

7. Band (3 Teile in 1 Band)8°. XXX, 472 S. Abbildungen im Text. Orig.-Leinen, bestossen. 2 Wurmspuren ohne Textverlust. - E.N. Taylor. The Customary Law of Rembau (289 S.). - G.E. Woolley. Some Notes on Murut Basket Work and Patterns. - R. Mee. An Old Malay Dictionary. - G. Hope Sworder. Notes on Aphaniotis fusca (Peters). - A Note on Calamaria Gimletti Bouleng). - H. Overbeck. Shaer Ta'bir Mimpi. - F.G. Stevens. A Contribution to the Early History of Prince of Wales' Island. - C.O. Blagden. Hikayat Maharaja Ali. - R.O. Winstedt. The Ritual of the Rice-Field. - An Old Perak Account of Betrothal Ceremonies. - The Perak Royal Musical Instruments. - Royal Tabus in Negri Sembilan. - Indonesian Bronze Drum-head from Pahang. A Perak Palace. - The Malay House. - The Perak Genies. - J.B. Neilson. On Some Coins Found near Seremban.

11. Band (2 Teile in 1 Band)8°. XXVIII, 295 S. (13 und 17 Tafeln) Abbildungen im Text und auf den Tafeln. Orig.- Leinen, bestossen E.J. Corner. A Revision of the Malayan Species of Ficus: Covellia and Neomorphe. - C.E. Carr. Some Malayan Orchids. - H. Overbeck. Hikayat Maharaja Ravana. - Pastor Orolfo. Old Coffins in British North Borneo Caves. - A.W. Hamilton. The Malay Names of Molluscs. - Some Malay Words. - Reginald J. Bee. Some Kelantan Place Names. - A.W. Hamilton und R.E. Holttum. A Malay Garden. - W. Linehan. Source of the Malacca, Johore and Pahang Genealogies in the Bustan-al-Salatin. - Ivor H.N. Evans. An Ancient Cornelian Bead from Pahang. - R.J. Wilkinson. The Sri Lanang Pedigree. - S.M. Middlebrook. Pulai: An Early Chinese Settlement in Kelantan. - R.O. Winstedt. Outline of a Malay History of Riau. - 'Abdu'l-Jalil, Sultan of Johore (1699-1719), 'Abdu'l-Jamal, Temmenggong (ca. 1750) and Raffles' Founding of Singapore. - G.H. Hough. Notes on the Educational Policy of Sir Stamford Raffles. - G.B. Gardner. Notes on Some Ancient Gold Coins from Johore River. - Notes on Two Uncommon Varieties of the Malay Kris. - A Coin from Kedah. - W. Bartley. Population of Singapore in 1819. - T.F. Carey. Two Early Muslim Tombs at Brunei. - J.C. Swayne. Rejang Baskets from Sawarak. - Gorden Harrower. Skeletal Remains from the Kuala Selinsing Excavations, Perka. - F.F. Laidlaw. A List of the Land and Fresh-Water Mollusca of the Malay Peninsula. - W.N. Edwards. Triassic Wood from the Malay States. - Anker Rentse. Gantang of Kelantan. - Notes on Malay Beliefs. - The Points ofc the Compass in Kelantan. - H.P. Bryson. Trengganu Royal Family. - H. Overbeck. The Answer of Pasai. - R.J. Farrer. A Buddhistic Purification Ceremony. - A.E. Coope. The Black Art (Ilmu Jahat). - Dato'Muhammad Ghazzali. Court Language and Etiquette of the Malays. - A.C. Baker. A Journey from the Cameron Highlands to the East Coast Railway.

8°. XL, 228; 90; 103; 174 S. Textabbildungen und Tafeln. Orig.-Leinen. Richard Winstedt. An Old Minangkabau Legal Digest from Perak. - J.M. Gullick. Style and Translation in the Malay Press. - K.G.P. Tregonning. The Rlimination of Slavery in North Borneo. - Prince John Loewenstein. Tulang Mawas re-examined. - Capt. H.F. Pearson. Singapore from the Sea. - Brian Harrison (translator). Trade in the Straits of Malacca in 1785, a memorandum by P.G. de Bruijn, Governor of Malacca. - Marjorie Topley. Paper Charms and Prayer Sheets as Adjuncts to Chinese Worship. - John Bastin. Sir Stamford Raffles's and John Crawfurd's Ideas of Colonizing the Malay Archipelago. - J.M. Gullick. A Careless, Heathen Philosopher? - H.R.C. Wright. The Freedom of Labour under Raffles's Adiministration in Java. - Tan Ee-Leong. The Chinese Banks incorporated in Singapore & the Federation of Malaya. - E.J.H. Berwick. Some Kelantan bird names. - C.A. Gibson-Hill. Notes on the old Dutch cannon found in Malaya. - The SIngapore Chronicle, 1824-37. - W.W:F. Tweedie. The Sone Age in Malaya. (= Monographs on Malay Subjects, No.1, 90 S. 10 Tafeln). - John M. Gullick. Captain Speedy of Larut (103 S.). - W.W. Skeat und F.F. Laidlaw. The Cambridge University Expedition to parts of the Malay Peninsula, 1899-1900 (174 S.).

9. Band (2 Teile in 1 Band).8°. XXXIV, 169; 139 S. 11 Tafeln, 1 Faltplan, Orig.-Leinen, bestossen. J.B. Scrivenor. Recollections of Cameron's Highlands and Fraser's Hill. - E.J. Strugnell und E.S. Willbourn. An Ascent of Gunong Benom from Raub. - R.J. Wilkinson. Mahmud II and Abdul Jalil III. - The Pengkalan Kempas "Saint". - H. Overbeck. Hikayat Sultan Bustamam. - P.A.B. McKerron. A Trengganu Vocabulary. - E.V. Andrieni. A Milano Mua. - W. Linehan. Notes on Tampang. - R.O Winstedt. A Jelebu Customary Saying. - Tokin. - Habis, Bukan. - Anker Rentse. Notes on Kelantan. - Two Folktales from Kelantan. - Kelantan Names for Bullocks according to their Colour. - Malay Charms, Kelantan. - E. Banks. A Popular Account of the Mammals of Borneo (139 S., 9 Tafeln, 1 Faltplan).

8°. XXXV, 363 S. 13 Tafeln. Orig.-Leinen, bestossen. E. Banks. The Relation of Weight to Wing Area in the Flight of Animals. - C.O. Blagden. Minangkabau Custom, Malacca. - A.W. Hamilton. Kedah Natural History Notes. - A.W. Hamilton und R.E. Holttum. Malayan Plants. - T. Kitching. A Trengganu "Keri". - W. Linehan. Notes on some Further Archaeological Discoveries in Pahang. J.V. Mills. Eredia's Description of Malacca, Meridional India and Cathay: Translated from the Portuguese, with notes.

8°. XL, Faltplan, 312 S. Textabbildungen und 7 Tafeln. Orig.-Leinen, bestossen. J.B. Scrivenor. The Geology of Singapore Island. - P.C. Hoynck van Papendrecht. Some old Private Letters from the Cape, Batavia and Malacca (1778-1788). - H. Overbeck. Some Ants from Singapore and neighbouring places. W.G. Stirling. Chinese Exorcists. - A.W. Hamilton. Chinese Loan Words in Malay. - F.N. Chasen und C. Boden Kloss. Three new races of SCIURUS VITTATUS. - The Malaysian members of the genus FREGATA. - Some Birds of Christmas Island (Indian Ocean). - F.N. Chasen. Notes on the Fauna of Pulau Bulan, Rhio Archipelago. - Bird Notes. - C. Boden Kloss. The forms of CRINIGER GULARIS and C. GUTTURALIS. - A.L. Gossens. A Grammar and Vocabulary of the Dusun Language. - A.V. Cowgill. Chinese Place-names in Johore. - H.S. Paterson. An Early Malay Inscription from Trengganu. C.O. Blagden. A note on the Trengganu Inscription. - R.O. Winstedt. Karamat: Sacred places and persons in Malaya. - H. Overbeck. Malay Customs and Beliefs, Part I. - R.J. Wilkinson. Antiquities of Malaya, Part I. - L.D. Gammans. The State of Lukut. - F.F. Laidlaw. A Survey of the Dragonfly Fauna of the Malay Peninsula with notes on that of neighbouring countries, Part II.

8°. XXXIV, 243, 180, 71, 108 S. 17 Tafeln, Textabbildungen. Orig.-Leinen. J.M. Gullick. The war with Yam Tuan Antah. - Brian Harrison. Malacca in the eighteenth century: two Dutch Governor's Reports. - K.G. Tregonning. WIlliam Pryer, the founder of Sandakan. - Marjorie Topley. Chinese women's vegetarian houses in Singapore. - Marcus C. Clarke. Kalatong: the Murut treatment of chronic disease. - Rodney Needham. Penan and Punan. - John Bastin. Raffles and British Policy in the Indian Archipelago, 1811-16. - C.A. Gibson-Hill. The steamers employed in Asian waters, 1819-39. - Singapore: Notes on the history of the Old Strait, 1580-1850. - T.W. Burdon und M.L. Parry. Papers on the Malayan Fishing Methods, with a note on the local boats employed in the sea fishing, by C.A. Gibson-Hill (= Monographs on Malay Subjects, No.2; 180 S. und 12 Tafeln). - Richard Winstedt und P.E. de Josselin de Jong. A Digest of Customary Law from Sungai Ujong (71 S.). - Emily Sadka (editor). The Journal of Sir Hugh Low, Perak, 1877 (108 S.).

8°. XXVIII, 194; 69; 125, 110 S. Textabbildungen und Tafeln. Orig.-Leinen. Roland Braddell. Notes on Ancient Times in Malaya (4 & 5). - Nilakanta Sastri. Takuapa and its Tamil Inscription. - Ivor H.N. Evans. Dusun Customary Law. - C.E. Wurtzburg. Raffles and Palembang. - Richard Winstedt. A Panji Tale from Kelantan. - G.E. Marrison. The Siamese Wars with Malacca during the reign of Muzaffar Shah. - C.A. Gibson-Hill. The Early History of Christmas Island (Indian Ocean). - Zainal-'Abidin bin Ahmad. Malay Festivals, and some aspects of Malay Religious life. - S.B. Scrivenor. Geological and Geographical Evidence of changes in sea-level during Ancient Malayan history and late Pre-History; with an appendix. - Tom Harrisson. SInging Pre-History. - J.A.E. Morley. The Arabs and the Eastern Trade.- J.M. Gullick. Sungei Ujong (69 S.). - M.C. Sheppard. A short history of Trengganu. - A.H. Hill. The weaving industry in Trangganu. - Wayang Kulit stories from Trengganu. C.A. Gibson-Hill. Cargo boats of the east coast of Malacca. - Roland Braddell. A Note on Sambas and Borneo, with a note by Tom Harrisson. - K.A. Nilakanta Sastri. A Note on the Sambas Finds. - Tan Yeok Seong. The Incense Burner from the Sambas Treasures. - H.G. Quaritch Wales. The Sambas Finds in Relation to the Problems of Indo-Malaysian Art Development. - Tom Harrisson. Gold and Indian influence in West Borneo.

8°. XXXIII, 230; 199; 354; 172 Textabbildungen und Tafeln. Orig.-Leinen Paul Wheatley. The Malay Peninsula as known to the Chinese of the Third Century A.D. - Rodney Needham. Punan Ba. - K.J. Fielding (editor) "The Settlement of Penang", by James Scott. - G.E. Marrison. Persian influences on Malay Life. - A. Johns. Aspects of Sufi thought in India & Indonesia in the first half of the 17th century. - Paul Wheatley. Belated comments on Sir Roland Braddell's Studies of Ancient Times in the Malay Peninsula. - George Bogaars. The effect of the opening of the Suez Canal on the trade & development of Singapore. - Revd Peter Howes. Rajah Manggeng. - A.H. Hill. Manggeng and Datu Merpati. - I.A. Macgregor. Notes on the Portuguese in Malaya. - Johore Lama in the sixteenth century. - C.A. Gibson-Hill. Johore Lama and other ancient sites on the Johore River. - G. de G. Sieveking. The fortified city of Johore Lama, and the use of archaeological evidence. - A.H. Hill (Übersetzung und Kommentar). The Hikayat Abdulla, an annotated translation) (354 S.). - J.M. Gullick. Kuala Lumpur, 1880-95 (172 S.).

8°. XXXII, 170, 320, (31), 167 S. 57 Tafeln, und Falttafeln (Stammbäume etc.) Orig.-Leinen, bestossen. Wurmspur im 1. Band, kein Textverlust. - Abdul Aziz, Engku. Neoliths from Johore. - J. Brandes. A Letter on the Kerimun Inscription. - J.V. Mills. Three of Eredia's Illustrations. - Notes on some Malayan Place-names. - H. Overbeck. Shaër Dandan Setia. - Raja Samusah. The Malayan Game of Apit. - R.J. Wilkinson. The Early Sultans of Pahang. - Some Malay Studies. - R.O. Winstedt. - The Prehistory of Malaya. - Muslim Tombstones in Raffels Museum. Mother-right among Khasis and Malays. - The Temenggongs of Muar. - The Early Rulers of Perak, Pahang and Acheh. - The Bendaharas and Temenggongs. - Tokin: A Correction. - A History of Johore (1673- ca. 1800 A.D.). - Malay Text of 'Tuhfat al Nafis'. - Summary of Contents of Tuhfat al Nafis. - A History of Johore (1365-1895 A.D.). - G.C. Wooley. Murut Basketwork.