Sultanate Land Rules

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Territory and revenue rules

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Sultanate Land Rules


Sultanate Land RulesVersion en ligne Territory and revenue rules par HUMANITIES HJH SITI NURAMALINA 1 Ownership of Sungai Tulin lands often led to more territorial loss because owners could sell, transfer, or hand over the land without the Sultan's approval. Yes No 2 Territorial representatives in Kerajaan, Kuripan, Tulin were given Cap Mohor and Keris as symbols of their authority Yes No 3 Sungai Kerajaan revenue went to local merchants. Yes No 4 Sungai Tulin lands were protected from selling or transferring without consent. Yes No 5 The Sultan had no control over Sungai Kerajaan territories. Yes No 6 In Sungai Kerajaan, revenue goes to the Sultan. Yes No 7 In Sungai Kuripan, revenue goes to the Wazir or noble who controls the territory. Yes No 8 Sungai Kerajaan were territories owned and controlled by the Sultan, and all revenue collected belonged to the Sultan. Yes No 9 Sultan Abdul Momin owned 107 Sungai Tulin Yes No 10 Baram, Limau Manis, Medewa, Lawas, and Likas owned by Sultan Abdul Momin Yes No 11 Term ‘Sungai’ in Sungai Kerajaan, Kuripan and Tulin refer to rivers Yes No 12 Term ‘Sungai’ in Sungai Kerajaan, Kuripan and Tulin refer toterritory, district, or occupied lands Yes No 13 Between the three land rights, the Sultan only had full authority on Sungai Kerajaan and Sungai Tulin lands that belonged to him Yes No 14 Sultan Abdul Momin was angered but he did not want to take legal action against Serudin for the kidnapping in Tutong Yes No 15 Sultan Abdul Momin was angered but could not take legal action against Serudin for the kidnapping in Tutong because Tutong belonged to Tulin Yes No 16 The main drawback of the land laws were it limited the Sultan’s central political power Yes No 17 The land laws helped to protect Brunei from losing more territories Yes No

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Sultanate Land RulesVersion en ligne

par HUMANITIES HJH SITI NURAMALINA

Ownership of Sungai Tulin lands often led to more territorial loss because owners could sell, transfer, or hand over the land without the Sultan's approval.

Territorial representatives in Kerajaan, Kuripan, Tulin were given Cap Mohor and Keris as symbols of their authority

Sungai Kerajaan revenue went to local merchants.

Sungai Tulin lands were protected from selling or transferring without consent.

The Sultan had no control over Sungai Kerajaan territories.

In Sungai Kerajaan, revenue goes to the Sultan.

In Sungai Kuripan, revenue goes to the Wazir or noble who controls the territory.

Sungai Kerajaan were territories owned and controlled by the Sultan, and all revenue collected belonged to the Sultan.

Sultan Abdul Momin owned 107 Sungai Tulin

Baram, Limau Manis, Medewa, Lawas, and Likas owned by Sultan Abdul Momin

Term ‘Sungai’ in Sungai Kerajaan, Kuripan and Tulin refer to rivers

Term ‘Sungai’ in Sungai Kerajaan, Kuripan and Tulin refer toterritory, district, or occupied lands

Between the three land rights, the Sultan only had full authority on Sungai Kerajaan and Sungai Tulin lands that belonged to him

Sultan Abdul Momin was angered but he did not want to take legal action against Serudin for the kidnapping in Tutong

Sultan Abdul Momin was angered but could not take legal action against Serudin for the kidnapping in Tutong because Tutong belonged to Tulin

The main drawback of the land laws were it limited the Sultan’s central political power

The land laws helped to protect Brunei from losing more territories