https://padlet.com/diannursheilla/Sheilla01 HI Project :) en-us 2017-08-03 00:43:35 UTC 2017-09-11 13:32:00 UTC hello@padlet.com diannursheilla https://padlet.com/diannursheilla/Sheilla01/wish/181784164 The island of Tumasik was under the protection of the Majapahit Kingdom in the 14th century....
In the territory of Pahang the main places are Hujung and Medini...
Tumasik and Sang Hyang Hujung, Keland, Keda, Jere, Kanjap and Niran...
Time period: 1365
Type of source: Written
Source from: Nagaraker tagama
Revealed by this source: Defence
Inference: This source tell me about Singapore that it is not strong enough before 1819.
Evidence: The evidence "is the island of tumasik was under the protection of te Majapahit Kingdom in the 14th century."]]> 2017-08-21 00:13:31 UTC https://padlet.com/diannursheilla/Sheilla01/wish/181784164 diannursheilla https://padlet.com/diannursheilla/Sheilla01/wish/181786554 Time period: Before 1819
What type of source is this: Pictorial
Where is this source from: http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_vad8SKaIsyA/TPTGSXa7nsI/AAAAAAAAKxQ/5314zgU4Z5Y/s400/orang%2Bseletar.jpg
What area is revealed by this source: Transport
Inference: This source tell me that  people in Singapore travel by boat before 1819.
Evidence: The evidence show that they travel by boat before 1819

]]> 2017-08-21 00:38:02 UTC https://padlet.com/diannursheilla/Sheilla01/wish/181786554 diannursheilla https://padlet.com/diannursheilla/Sheilla01/wish/181786724 In the 14th century, the rulers and the probably the main religious authoritieslived on this hill, issuing their proclamations and orders to the people who lived on the plain and along the riverbank between the foot of the hill and the sea.The hill was then believed to be imbued with mystical power. The early Malays always built thier palaces on hills. It is recorded in the Malay Annals that the first ruler of ancient Singapore. Sang Nila Utama (or Sri Tri Buana), moved to this hill from Bintan.
Time period: Before 1819
Type of source: Written
Source from: Museum
Revealed by this source:
Inference: This source tell me that Singapore before 1819, the Malays was the first ruler of ancient Singapore and the early malay will always built their palaces on the hills.
Evidence: The evidence is" The early Malays always built thier palaces on hills. It is recorded in the Malay Annals that the first ruler of ancient Singapore. Sang Nila Utama (or Sri Tri Buana), moved to this hill from Bintan."]]> 2017-08-21 00:40:21 UTC https://padlet.com/diannursheilla/Sheilla01/wish/181786724 diannursheilla https://padlet.com/diannursheilla/Sheilla01/wish/181786746 Sri Tri Buana or Sang Utama died in 1347 after a reign of 48 years. He was buried on the hill of Singapura, called Bukit Larangan or the 'Forbidden Hill' [present-day Fort Canning Hill]. He was succeeded by his son Paduka Sri Pikrama Wira. In the late 1340s, during trhe reign of Paduka Sri Pikrama Wira, the east Javanese kingdom of Majapahit claimed superiority over Singapure. It attacked Singapura because Paduka Sri Pikrama Wira showed indifference to Majapahit's wish to be overload of Singapura. Paduka Sri Pikrama Wira died in the 1362 after a reign of 15 years, and was succeeded by his son Sri Rama Wikerma. Sri Rama Wikerma died in 1375, and was succeeded by his son, who acknowledged the overlordship of the Siamese over Temasek or Singapura. It became a vassal state of Siam.
Time period: 1436
Type of source: Written
Source from: Sejarah Melayu
Revealed by this source: Occupation
Inference: This source tell me that  before 1819 the documents of the histories, laws and ceremonies of the Malay kings or sultans ruling the Melaka Kingdom.
Evidence: The evidence is "In the late 1340s, during trhe reign of Paduka Sri Pikrama Wira, the east Javanese kingdom of Majapahit claimed superiority over Singapure. It attacked Singapura because Paduka Sri Pikrama Wira showed indifference to Majapahit's wish to be overload of Singapura."]]> 2017-08-21 00:40:45 UTC https://padlet.com/diannursheilla/Sheilla01/wish/181786746 diannursheilla https://padlet.com/diannursheilla/Sheilla01/wish/181786818 The two earrings are set with inferior diamonds, bar-and-socket joints and wire hinges. The plaque of repousse work depicting the Javanese kala has flexible chains. The kala motif is a protective symbol found at the entrance of Hindu and Javanese temples dating from the 8th to 14th centuries.
Time period: Before 1819
What type of source is this: Pictorial
Where is this source from: http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-v05sx0ZwTVI/TWG7mtCYCUI/AAAAAAAAAAg/Tegdy9bPurU/s200/armlet.jpg
What area is revealed by this source: Artefact
Inference: This source tell me that Hindu and Javanese temples from the 8th to 14th centuries
Evidence: The evidenace is "  The kala motif is a protective symbol found at the entrance of Hindu and Javanese temples dating from the 8th to 14th centuries."

]]> 2017-08-21 00:41:50 UTC https://padlet.com/diannursheilla/Sheilla01/wish/181786818 diannursheilla https://padlet.com/diannursheilla/Sheilla01/wish/182468808 Dear dairy,
Today at school during History lesson i have learnt about the past in Singapore before 1819. Firstly, i have learnt about the island of Tumasik was under the protection of the Majapahit Kingdom in the 14th century. The time period is on 1365 and it is a written source. This area that is revealed for this source is about defence because Singapore before 1819 is not strong enough. Secondly,  i research on internet about transport in Singapore before 1819. I have know that Singapore in the pass travel by boat. Second thing that i have research on internet is that the gold armlet the source that is revealed is artefact as it tell me that Hindu and Javanese temples from the 8th  to 14th centuries because the evidence is  the kala motif is protective symbol found at entrance of Hindu and Javanese temple dating from the 8th to 14th centuries.
Lastly, i have found out that in the 1436 i have learnt about the occupation in the 1819 in Singapore as in the late 1340s, during the reign of Paduka Siri Pikrama Wira, the east Javanese kingdom of Majapahit claimed upe over Singapore. It attacked Singapura because Paduka Sri Pikrama Wira showed indifference to Majapahit's wish to be overload of Singapura.]]> 2017-08-24 00:28:37 UTC https://padlet.com/diannursheilla/Sheilla01/wish/182468808