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TYPE: WRITTEN                                                                 SOURCE:(WHAT WAS SINGAPORE LIKE BEFORE 1819)  AREA:GOVERNMENT                                                         INFERENCE: THIS TELLS ME THAT SINGAPORE NEEDED A BIGGER COUNTRY WITH A BIGGER ARMY TO PROTECT THE COUNTRY.                                                                              EVIDENCE:THE EVIDENCE IS THE ISLAND OF TUMASIK WAS UNDER THE PROTECTION OF THE MAJAPAHIT KINGDOM IN THE 14th CENTURY.TIME PERIOD:14th CENTURY

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TYPE: WRITTEN                                                                 SOURCE:(WHAT WAS SINGAPORE LIKE BEFORE 1819)  AREA:GOVERNMENT                                                         INFERENCE: THIS TELLS ME THAT SINGAPORE NEEDED A BIGGER COUNTRY WITH A BIGGER ARMY TO PROTECT THE COUNTRY.                                                                              EVIDENCE:THE EVIDENCE IS THE ISLAND OF TUMASIK WAS UNDER THE PROTECTION OF THE MAJAPAHIT KINGDOM IN THE 14th CENTURY.TIME PERIOD:14th CENTURY

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Zhi Qiang(24)
➳Source: Sejarah Melayu
➳Type: Written
➳Area: Government
➳Time Period: 14th C

➳Inference: This source tells me that Singapore was ruled by kings in the past

➳Evidence: The evidence is "Paduka Sri Pikrama Wira died in 1362 after a reign of 5 years and was succeeded by his son Sri Rama Wikerma." This shows that Singapore was ruled by kings in the past.
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>Rachel (3)
Source: Internet
Time Period: 14th-15th century
Type: Artefacts
Inference: The Chinese Coins were found at the "Forbiden Hill". The Coins were used in Singapore for payment, a form of economic activity, in the 14th-15th centuries and with the presence of economic activities between Singapore and China, Singapore shared an economic connection with China in the 14th.

Chinese coins used in Singapore.
Inference: These coins were circulated here in Singapore in the 14th-15th centuries. There are Chinese characters found in the coins, showing a possibility that they were from China.

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Hao Feng(23)
Source: The items were traded before 1819

Type : artifacts
Area : bendemeer secondary meseum
The Keramat or Ceremomial grave of
Iskandar Shah was also found at fort canning.He was supposedly the fifth ancients ruler of temasek (Singapore).there are about 30,000 artefacts found, most of them are glass beads

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Zachary (33)
Source: History of trade in Singapore
Type: Written
Area:  Trade
Inference:I can tell that William Farquhar was given money to establish a trading port in Singapore.
Time period: 18th century

Evidence: The evidence is " Raffles returned to soon after the signing of the treaty and left Major William Farqhuar in charge of the new settlement, with some artillery and a small group of Indian soldiers. Establishing a trading port from scratch was a daunting endeavor  .Farquhar's administration was fairly funded and was prohibited from collecting port duties to raise revenue as Raffles had decided that Singapore would be a free port."

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Qi Yi (18)
Source:Internet

Time Period:16th Century
Kind of source:Written
Where is this source from:Sejarah Melayu
Area:Culture
Inference:This source tells me that Singapore is influenced by the malay culture during the 16th century.
Edvidence:The Sejarah Melayu is a collection of stories written in the 16th century chronicling the history of the rulers of the Melaka Sultanate and their descendants.

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Zachary (33)
Source: Maps of ancient Singapore
Type: Pictorial
Area: Trade
Inference: I can tell that sailors had maps to show the different trade routes that lead to Singapore`s location.
Time period: 17th century

Evidence:    ^ Map of the Straits Settlements

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Qi Yi (18)
>Source:textbook
Time period: 14th century
Kind of source :Artefacts
where is this source from:Fort canning
Area:Culture
Inference:This source tells me that Singapore is influenced by the chinese culture during the 14th century.
Edvidence:The edvidence is "Blue and White porcelain stem cup from the 14th century were recovered from fort canning.They were produced in China during the Yuan Dynasty(1271-1368)."tells me that Singapore was influenced by the chinese culture during the 14th century.

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>Rachel (3)
Source: Textbook (Gold armlet, measuring 24cm in diameter, found at Fort Canning in 1926)
Type: Artefacts
Time Period: Mid-14th century
Inference: A Gold armelt representing time and destruction found in Singapore.
Edvidence: Gold armlet ornaments, including the gold armlet shown on the right, was discovered at Fort Canning Hill. The ornaments have been dated to the mid-14th century. This armlet has the design of Kala, the Hindu god representing time and destruction. This design can be found in the Javanese art, Balinese art and the temple.

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GOVERNMENT

LIANG YI (30)

SOURCE: (WHAT WAS SINGAPORE LIKE  BEFORE 1819)

TYPE: WRITTEN

AREA:GOVERNMENT

INFERENCE:THIS TELLS ME THAT SINGAPORE WAS ONCE RULED BY A PALEMBANG PRINCE.

EVIDENCE:THE EVIDENCE IS DURING 1390s, A PALEMBANG PRINCE, PARAMESWARA, FLED TO TAMASEK AFTER BEING DEPOSED BY THE MAJAPAHIT KINGDOM.

TIME PERIOD:13th century

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Hao Feng (23)
time period: 16th century
Type : artifacts
Area : Fort Canning Hill
The Keramat or Ceremomial grave of
Iskandar Shah was also found at fort canning.He was supposedly the fifth ancients ruler of temasek (Singapore).there are about 30,000 artefacts found, most of them are glass beads

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Zhi Qiang(24)
➳Source: Nagarakertagama
➳Type: Written
➳Area: Government
➳Time Period: 14th C

➳Inference: This source tells me that Temasek (Singapore) during the 14th C was weak and needed to be protected by a stronger country.

➳Evidence: The evidence is "The island of Tumasik was under the protection of the Majapahit Kingdom." this shows that Singapore had political connections with Majapahit.
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