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The legacy of the Malay letter = Warisan warkah Melayu
- A. T. Gallop, E. Kratz, British Library
- History
- 1994
With their spendid illumination, elegant calligraphy, intricate seals and courtly and refined language, the Malay letters embody all that is most beautiful in Malay culture, civilization and…
A JAWI SOURCEBOOK FOR THE STUDY OF MALAY PALAEOGRAPHY AND ORTHOGRAPHY*
- A. T. Gallop, W. Mamat, E. Wieringa
- History
- 2 January 2015
This special issue of Indonesia and the Malay World was compiled by friends and colleagues as a tribute to Professor E. Ulrich Kratz's three decades of teaching Jawi and traditional Malay literature…
The spirit of Langkasuka? Illuminated manuscripts from the East Coast of the Malay Peninsula
- A. T. Gallop
- History
- 1 July 2005
Introduction A survey of illuminated Islamic manuscripts from the Malay peninsula reveals a very uneven pattern of distribution. While one or two impressive manuscripts are known from Pulau Pinang,…
CHAPTER VI: Gold, silver and lapis lazuli: Royal letters from Aceh in the seventeenth century
- A. T. Gallop
- History, Economics
- 2011
This chapter compares the formal aspects of the three letters, that is, illumination, letter heading and compliments, with each other, with contemporary epistolary practice in the broader Islamic…
Appendix A: Texts, transliterations and translations of the letters discussed in ‘Gold, silver and lapis lazuli; Royal letters from Aceh in the seventeenth century’
- A. T. Gallop
- History
- 2011
Malay Documents In The Melaka Records in the British Library
- A. T. Gallop
- HistoryItinerario
- 1 July 2006
In 1964 F.R.J. Verhoeven, then Director General of the National Archives of Malaysia, wrote an article entitled ‘The lost archives of Dutch Malacca’ in which he lamented the apparent disappearance of…
ROYAL MINANGKABAU SEALS†
- A. T. Gallop
- History
- 4 May 2015
For over three centuries, Malay seals engraved in Arabic script have functioned as symbols of the authority of the sultan and his court. In all parts of maritime Southeast Asia, there is…
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