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BRUNEI

GENEALOGY

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518 AD Pinka Kaundinya, King of P'o-ni. The first king mentioned by name in the Chinese records.

… Hu-la-na-po Chari-ya-ka, King of P'o-ni. Mentioned in the Sui dynasty (589-618AD) records and probably same as below.

… Hu-lan-na-po Chari-ya-ka, King of P'o-ni. Mentioned in the Tang dynasty (618-906AD) records, and probably the same as the above.

977 Hi-ang-ta [Sri Anakda], King of P'o-ni. Chinese record of a tribute mission.

1082 Sa-li Mah-lui (or Seri Ma-je), King of P'o-ni. Chinese record of a tribute mission in February 1082.

1370 Ma-ho-mo-sha [Maha Mokhsa], King of P'o-ni. A Chinese mission commanded by Chang Ching Tze dispatched to P'o-ni in 1370 (9^th month, 3^rd year fo Hung-wa), found the king in a burned out capital with just 1,000 inhabitants. He sent a tribute mission to the Emperor of China in August 1371.

13xx - 13xx Ma-na-je-sha-na-wang-sha [Maharaja Sarawangsa], King of P'o-ni [Maharaja of Brunei]. m. Tz'u-shih-pa-ti [... Sripati]. He had issue, at least four sons:

1) Ma-hsieh-je-chia-na-nai [Maha Suriya Jayakaranaya], King of P'o-ni [Maharaja of Brunei] - see below.
2) Shih-li-nan-na-na-je [Sri Linananaraja].
3) Shih-wei-je-na-sha [Sri Vijayarasa].
4) Na-na-wan-je-hsieh [Narawang Jayasuriya].

13xx - 1408 Ma-hsieh-je-chia-na-nai (or Ma-na-je chia-na) [Maha Suriya Jayakaranaya or Maharajakara], King of P'o-ni [Maharaja of Brunei]. b. 1381, son of Ma-na-je-sha-na-wang-sha, by his wife Tz'u-shih-pa-ti. Despatched a mission to China in November 1405, which requested an investment mission. The mission was sent out by the Chinese Emperor under the command of Admiral Cheng, 22^nd December 1405. He led a tribute mission to China, accompanied by his wife, children and brothers, where he sought and received Chinese protection against Majapahit. Received at the Feng-t'ien Hall of the Chinese Imperial Court 9^th September 1408. Granted rank next to the highest ranking dukes. m. T'a-hsi-hsieh […Sri Suriya]. He d. at the Imperial State Guesthouse, Nanking, 19^th October 1408 (bur. there according to Buddhist rites, at the Shih-tzu Kang, outside the An-te Gate, 24^th October 1408, and granted the posthumous name Kung-shu), having had issue, one son and two daughters:

1) Hsia-wang [Suriyawang], King of P'o-ni [Maharaja of Brunei] - see below.

1408 - 14xx Hsia-wang [Suriyawang], King of P'o-ni [Maharaja of Brunei]. b. 1405, only son of Ma-hsieh-je-chia-na-nai, King of P'o-ni, by his wife, T'a-hsi-shieh. Succeeded on the death of his father, 19^th October 1408. Invested by the Emperor of China with a cap, suits of clothes, belts, saddles, gold, silver, brocades, cash, vessels and other regalia, 24^th October 1408. Reigned under the regency of his grand uncle. He visited Nanking with his mother in September 1412 (9^th Moon of the 10^th year of Yong Lo) and returned to P'o-ni in February 1413.

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