In the past, Arab trader called Brunei as .......................

A ...................... is a place or territory ruled by a king

In the past, Javanese trader called Brunei as .......................

In Chinese historical account, Brunei was already a kingdom during 517 AD

In the past, Chinese trader called Brunei as .......................

Based on oral account, there was a family of .............. brothers who had Awang Alak Betatar as their leader.

Awang Alak Betatar and his brothers lived in .......................... in the Temburong District before they started their mission to search of a suitable place as a kingdom.

In the past, Indian trader called Brunei as .......................

Brunei became a successful trading port such as traded in ................. where many people from all over the world came to trade with one another.

Awang Alak Betatar sent .......................... (his brother) and 90 warriors in search of a suitable place as a kingdom.

Pateh Berbai and his warriors yelled ‘........................’ (“now we found it”) which then they set up the kingdom and the place became known as ‘The Kingdom of Brunei’

Awang Alak Betatar was the first ruler of Brunei.

Awang Alak Bertatar ruled Brunei from ......................

................... is a system of government where a monarch is the official ruler of a country.

During his visit to Johore Empire in 1368, Awang Alak Betatar converted to Islam and changed his name to ........................

Once Awang Alak Betatar converted to Islam as Sultan Muhammad Shah, many of his people also converted to Islam.

Under Sultan Muhammad Shah's reign, he made contacts with the neighbouring countries such as Johore, China and Middle East and had received many goods from all over the region

Sultan Muhammad Shah sent trade mission to China in ................... and his name was recorded in the Ming historical records as Mo-Ha-Mo-Sha

Under the reign of Sultan Muhammad Shah, Brunei became a successful trading port.