KONINKLIJK INSTITUUT VOOR TAAL-, LAND- EN VOLKENKUNDE 755 Harimau Garang by land; Singa Panjang Jungur who sided with the Malakuts flees to the jungle; Tuan Syarah and Raja Alam establish adat perintah at Bangka which consists of Javanese and Malay elements; Bangka comes under Johor rule; after Raja Alam and Patih Raksa Kuning die, Johor and Minangkabau do not dispatch chiefs; Bangka is again attacked by bajak, now from Lampung; Batin Pak Mangil was cheated by the bajak and with the support of Orang Laut they are defeated; 5. pp. 31-35: Fasal 21, people who have been to Bangka inform the ruler of Banten about Bangka; the ruler, in agreement with Mataram, dispatches Pangeran Panembahan Serpu and Bupati Nusantara to organize the government at Bangka; the adat has now Bugis, Javanese and Malay elements; Bangka is now ruled by Bupati Nusantara; 6. pp. 35-37: Fasal 22, Sultan Abdur-Rahman of Palembang dispatches Pangeran Adi to Banten with a marriage proposal for a daughter of the sultan but is rejected; Pangeran Adi seizes two Banten boats; the Banten sultan dispatches his son, Ratu Bagus, to subdue Palembang, but he is repelled; Ratu Bagus retreats to Bangka where he dies; 7. pp. 37-41: Fasal 23, the sultan of Palembang seeks friendship with Bupati Nusantara in H 1082/1666 (H 1082 is however 1671 ); the bupati is reluctant, afraid of the ruler of Banten; the sultan of Palembang marries a daughter of Bupati Nusantara and when her father dies she inherits Bangka which now remains under Palembang rule; 8. pp. 41-42: Fasal 24, on the origin of the Malay nobles from Wan Awang, son of Datuk Engku a Manteri of the Johor ruler; with a daughter of Datu Pangeran, chief of Siantan, Wan Awang begets children, Wan Akub, Wan Sabar, Wan Serian and a daughter; Datu Pangeran also has a son named Ibrahim by a Chinese woman; the Chinese woman later has children by Abdul-Hayat: Abdul-Jabar, Abdul-Khalib, Zainal Abidin, Abdul-Ghani, Ismail and a daughter; Abdul-Jabar has a daughter named Zamnah; 9. pp. 43-64: Fasal 25, in Palembang there was a struggle for the throne between Sultan Anom Ratu Kamaruddin and Sultan Ratu Mahmud Badaruddin; Sultan Badaruddin, the elder contender, sails to Johor; failing to win support there he sails to Siantan where he marries Zamnah; she receives the title Mas Ayu and her father is named Mertua Dalam or Datuk Dalam; at the request of Wan