References
Archives
- British Library MSS Eur.F.148/4
- Leiden University Library Klinkert 138
Publications
- Amoroso, Donna. 2014. Traditionalism and the ascendancy of the Malay ruling class in colonial Malaya. Singapore: NUS Press.
- Ancestors and rituals. 2017. Catalogue. Brussels: Europalia Arts Festival and Snoeck.
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- Matheson, Virginia and Andaya, Barbara Watson (eds and trans). 1982. Raja Ali Haji’s Tuhfat al-Nafis. Kuala Lumpur: Oxford University Press.
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- Maxwell, W.E. 1882. The history of Perak from native sources. Journal of the Straits Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society 9: 305–321.
- Milner, Anthony. 2012. ‘Identity monarchy’: interrogating heritage for a divided Malaysia. Southeast Asian Studies 1 (2): 191–212.
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- Müller, Martin. 2014. Manufacturing Malayness: British debates on the Malay nation, civilisation, race and language in the early nineteenth century. Indonesia and the Malay World 42: 170–196.
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- Raja Iskandar bin Raja Halid. 2018. The nobat in early Malay literature: a look into the Hikayat Patani. Indonesia and the Malay World 46 (135): 168–197.
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Websites
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