Effect of Malay-China Trade Relations During the Malacca Sultanate on the Emergency of Chinese Peranakan Community

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Effect of Malay-China Trade Relations During the Malacca Sultanate on the Emergency of Chinese Peranakan Community

Effect of Commercial Activity Against Chinese Peranakan Community Formation in Malacca

many dimensions of Malay adaptation

belief system

poem

singing

traditional games

jewelry

clothing

language

culture

intermarriage between early Chinese migrants with local women

China Trade Relations and Malacca

intermarriage between Chinese traders with local Malay community

seek protection from the Ming Dynasty to face threats from Ayudha

establish diplomatic relations and explore trade opportunities

History of Chinese Arrival in Malacca

post-independence Malaya

British colonial era

earliest settlements of the Chinese

Commercial Activities in Malacca

distribution centre for goods

a mediator to find traders

act as receiver or buyer of the goods

developed country trade

center of the spice trade

able to provide modern infrastructure facilities