Today Malaysian sultan show why they we relevant. They keep peace when there's a political turmoil. They were the place we stand when political leaders can't be trusted anymore.
@@youraveragepasser-by7367 given of how much political turmoils happened in Malaysia for past 5 years, the system worked as intended. The sultans is there to keep the state working as usual even when politicians keep playing "Game of Thrones" at expense of Rakyat. Thailand for example, has suffered massive unrest almost everywhere from past until to this day from political turmoils.
Kepercayaan kepada Tuhan Kesetiaan kepada Raja dan Negara Keluhuran Perlembagaan Kedaulatan Undang-Undang Kesopanan dan Kesusilaan Sekadar baca di mulut tak berguna juga. Hayati dan fahamilah setiap isi yang terkandung dalam Rukun Negara. Semoga kita menjadi Rakyat Malaysia yang berjaya. 😊😊😊
The most highly educated, full of wisdom, gentleman, family man, has great leadership, charismatic, and a decendant from thousand years old bloodline Sultan, is the Sultan of Perak. Sultan Nazrin Shah. While the oldest kingdom (sultanate) in Malaysia as well as one of the oldest royal house in the world, is the royal family of Kedah, the Sultan of Kedah. Both are Sultanates in Malaysia.
@@alphestanley7194 a lil bit late here but allow me to correct some facts on your statement dear sir. 1. Before Ayutthaya emerged, Kedah already one of the old empire stretching from present day Segenting Kra to northern Perak and become a sultanate in 1200's. 2. Yes, Kedah was annexed by Siam. More than once actually. During Anglo-Siamese Treaty in 'Perang Musuh Bisik', Siam annexed Kedah in the 1800's yet later in the same century, the Sultanate regain his states back through war and diplomacy. During WW2, Siam annexed Kedah back with help of the Japanese before forced to release Kedah in the 1900's by the Brits. 2. Siam NEVER annexed Perak. They only managed to annex Perlis, Kelantan, Kedah, Terengganu and Pattani but not Perak bcs British have a lot to lose in Perak i.e mining industry, business with the locals which controlled by the Perak sultanate. 3. Yes, Malacca falls after the Portuguese attack but its continuation is the Sultanate of Johor, covering present Pahang, Johor, the Riau archipelago and some states in the west Sumatra. And Johor never get annexed by any foreign power even in WW2, the Japanese only use its military base out of respect with the recognition of the Japan's Emperor to the sultan of Johor. So by saying 'these' Sultans only exists bcs of foreign pity is overstatement. I assuming ur not Malaysian so I hope this clear some of the error. We do not gain independence bcs they feel pity to us, we work very hard with bloods and tears like everyone else so have some respect. Have a good day
@@benjamingamez1718 because it has 9 kingdoms in a country. So every five years one of the kingdoms rotate to become supreme ruler (the king of malaysia ) this started in the year 1957 when Malaysia gain independence
Look, I'm not even malay. But that last question... I mean, its called "Malaya" for a reason. Its their land. Their ancestor has rule and held power since the very beginning. Its their decision to do whatever their believe is right including recognise the immigrant as part of their people. So, as an immigrant, being recognise by the landlord is already more than enough and you should be greatful for that. Stop asking for more, for god sake and come to your sense. Don't be influence by American immigrant tradition. If it's not them (the malay), you'd be depoted back to your motherland after the World War 2 end. With that thick accents, asking those question... And stop saying a stupid point like "it is god land" or "everyone is an immigrant" or "we want equal treat". Say that to Thailand monarch I dare you. Jeez
we love this kind of malaysian mindset, we as malays also treat and consider non bumiputera as our own families. screw all those toxic political beliefs. let all malaysian live happily peace in unity and harmony
I think the monarch existence is important as a check and balance for the political systems. They are important to maintain peace in case of political turbulance as the Royal Army is only loyal to the king. So no politician can exploit the military force and that will prevent loses of thousands of lives. Just look at what happen to Egypt and India
You are absolutely right. Like previous election, the Kings had carried out a meeting to give advise to all political parties after the result of last election is hung pariment.
The answer is yes for the question at the end of the video. Daulat Tuanku Daulat Tuanku Daulat Tuanku. Your Majesty sovereignty over Malaysia is acknowledged. If a Malaysian doesn't respect their own King, then they can find another country to live. Be it Malay, Chinese, Indian or others.
Sultan were no longer relevant. This country doesn't belong to them, anyone who don't like monarchy system have every right to live like any other Malaysians.
But as long as the country is in harmony with the Sultans and its people. Respecting each other as it should be then please continue. Even the Prophet respected the Sultan back in days.
You will be awarded the most prestigious pangkat called PLP. Ask your Chinese counterparts they might know what's the pangkat all about. However, I'm confused why our Malay national and a Muslim PM Dr Mahathir always messes with the sultans since decades ago while he lives up to be 94 years old and nothing happens to him AND as powerful as ever. The only answer and logical explanation could be Allah swt is more on his side. Allahhuakbar!!! Would you dare to deny it? And what you say?
@@waynefoo2643 no allah let him live that long form him to see what he already done to this country , allah let him taste the fruit of prosperity , but that's normal every human have a good side and the bad side , i love him since school but nowadays he look out from his track i don't know why, just take the positive that he bring and critique what bad thing he did , same also to the other leader in this beautiful country , just take what positive no matter what party he/she in .
Actually, Malay Royals have more power, they are needed to sworn in new Prime Ministers, and have a say in electing State's governor (or "Menteri Besar"). They also have a say in many of State's matters that involve Islamic & Malay identity; such as able to veto decision for language used in Street sign & Commercial signboard, as well as able to have a say in Islamic practice of the state. Without the Malay Royals, it would be easy for Malaysia to sway away from Islam, into secular & republic ideology, as Politician have a variety of opinion; some are secular, some are Islamic, and push Malaysia into random direction.
Also, note that Malaysia is governed by 3 different race, these are *majority* race, not 1. Neither is assimilated, they have different ideology, culture, and perception of values. Without the Malay Royals, Malaysia can easily change. So Politician is no use to keep identity, need the Malay Royals.
@@msafwan3010 the, Malaysian identity will still survive even without the sultans. Dan pasal agama Islam, kite boleh je isytiharkan sebuah Republik Islamik macam Pakistan, kite x perlu raja2 untuk mengekalkan martabat Islam di negara ni.
Malaysia is like Skyrim. 9 Jarls and 1 High King. The other sultans are largely independent from each other, they're all have a say on who to elect in a moot.
Turkey once had the greatest Sultanate & Caliphs in Moslem world, but, where are they now? Most of Malaysia Sultan’s use Turkey flag as basis for the state flag including Kelantan, Terengganu, Johor & Selangor.
Whoa TRT you have no idea about our king , they not only for ceremonial. they are sleeping tiger that let the dwarf politician to do the job but roar and take action if something not right in our country . Long live sultan!!!
it will forever.. The Kings and Sultan also represent unity of people from each state.. politician is politician.. the King who hold the people.. if the politician is non available.. there will be a new chosen by the SULTAN.. based on vote within parliament.. thats why people in Malaysia do not goint into extreme.. because we know the 'THE HEAD of FAMILY' still here..
yes it is. As constituted in the Malaysian Constitution, the Supreme Ruler of Malaysia (Yang Di-Pertuan Agong) wield the power to declare state-emergency and hold the parliament during that chaotic time.
ya, Agong isytihar darurat dan parlimen digantung, MAGERAN memerintah negara sampai la kembali aman, power transition from YTM Tunku Abd. Rahman kpd Tun Abdul Razak
You will be awarded the most prestigious pangkat called PLP. Ask your Chinese counterparts they might know what's the pangkat all about. However, I'm confused why our Malay national and a Muslim PM Dr Mahathir always messes with the sultans since decades ago while he lives up to be 94 years old and nothing happens to him AND as powerful as ever. The only answer and logical explanation could be Allah swt is more on his side. Allahhuakbar!!! Would you dare to deny it? And what you say?
To answer your question, sultan is human afterall, and human make mistake, so there should be legal higher than a ruler or king which is the rule of law. God has provide books and his prophets so that us human all mankind can follow his teaching.
I dunno why I see other ethics in malaysia has no feelings for royal family in Malaysia. Don't get me wrong I'm from Hong Kong, I heard my Malaysian friends said
@@mhaz1862 All the money is from its people and Thy wasted it on unnecessary things, that's why people don't like it. We have the power to advise the Sultan as its people, do not critic or hate them, it's irrasional.
Please don't make it so dramatic. This is just rotation of sultan from every states to become Head of the country. Because Malaysia is actually united states of Malaysia. What's the big deal? Like the King as actually any real power, come on. They have monthly salary like any government worker.
Nope. They have power and prospective power. I am not sure of your race but the Malays are aware of this and know what sort of 'power' do the Sultans can do. Wallahualam.
there no 'games of thrones' in our country monarchy, the sultans (the kings of each 9 states) take turns to sit on the throne fair and equitable. NO fight or war.
@@mhaz1862 because jeleous for one family, let them rules,. If there no sultan, and using president,. When election or transfer power, there will be chaos mayhem,. Like turkey, egypt, us etc. This king will effect reputation for political, if political do the bad thing, sultan kust show he dont like, then the politicians will drop in supporter.
We Malays love and obey our Sultan more than anything (after god). There is a quote long before the colonisation of Malacca, "Bukan Melayu kalau tak taat Sultan". In English "Not a Malay if not obeying the Sultan". Daulat Tuanku (Long live the king)
@@thevirtuoso4716 yes, you're not a malay. And I'm glad about that. Cuz we don't need a malay that forgot his origin. In malay we said, "lupa daratan" "ibarat kacang lupakan kulit".
@@thevirtuoso4716 why you hate the Sultan huh?? Sultan ade pukul kau ke? Sultan ade buli kau ke? Sultan ade siksa kau ke? Sultan ade buat rasuah ke?? Takde kan.. kalau kau benci sistem monarchy Malaysia yang unik, kau boleh pergi Indon, Amerika, Singapore, banyak lagi negara yang tiada Sultan di dunia ni😊❤
Malaysia is a Constitutional Monarchy and Parliamentary Democracy. His Majesty is elected by the Malaysian Royal Council (Majlis Raja-Raja). So please don't be overdramatic. 👑 Keep Calm and Long Live The King!
LONG LIVE TUN MAHATHIR, without him we never know what will happen to MALAYSIA .Thank to him the royals also can be charge under Special Kings Court which means the royals is under constitution. no veto power to decide something. LONG LIVE THE PEOPLE, ALHAMDULILLAH.
Perikatan Nasional Mathematics :You add the incompetence, multiply the racism, subtract the integrity and then divide the nation... as @DrJasonLeong rightfully points out
9 Kings of 9 state.. they rotate the throne every 5 years.. the chosen king will be SULTAN.. the leader... this will prevent any 'throne games'.. every state King have the chance except 'who' will get it.. basically they have to wait 45 years until their times.. there will be 'old king'.. there will be 'young king'..
Because from the old days, each state is a Kingdom. When the british take control of malaya, the sultan became a puppet to the british until tunku abdul rahman, the first prime minister of Malaysia announce our independence.
Nice to see more Right-wing (or center left) monarchist. I think biggest misconception world-wide (by 'Liberals') is that a monarch has to behave perfectly like someones dog. The monarch is there not as a pretty thing to look at but to hold a cultural + family value while challenging the government.
And Yamtuan is elected democratically by each leader (Undang) of districts in N9 state. Honestly Malaysia should ditch the Walmart Westminster system and use Undang election system. The Westminster system doesn't work in the UK, are we really that surprised the walmart version of the Westminster system also doesn't work in Malaysia?
Sultan Muhammad letak jawatan pasal kluar dri Malaysia lebih 2 bulan tanpa rasmi. Perlembagaan hadkan Agong bule tinggalkn Malaysia hanya 15 hari tanpa rasmi. Sebab tu dia letak jawatan.
@@enterurnamehere27 they can't, if one's can't bear the throne others shall crowned. It's monarchy, nobility and a symbol of a long historical nation. Why we need to put King in Chess while it only can move 1 step?
@@enterurnamehere27 does France and Germany has more than 3 main race and more than 20+ ethnic? We are multiracial country which free to cultivate our traditions and languages. Any countries in this world actually gave this privilege to other races? China? India? Indonesia? USA? Britain? Germany? French? Spanish? Please give me some reference. If u r chinese u use mandarin, if u r indian u use tamil etc. We even build school for them based on their narrative language. Tell me which country do the same as Malaysia?
That's why King and monarch system is a must to stabilise every races in Malaysia. When King is gone, there will be TAKEOVER iand chaos in this country. There will be a races to dominate for themselves. It will be the biggest uproar. 13 Mei incident will repeat again and PKM (communism) will infiltrate. King is useless to your eyes but not to people who really understands how politic works. Our King is not like any other Kings. But the most brilliant King is Sultan Muhammad IV. He step back for being crowned as Agong to prevent Monarch system being tainted for his issue marrying a foreign woman from Russia
Why sulu is not Agong and sabah need royal to their representative😢😭Kiram family have a royal blood because they have a good heart and show bravery like old raja rule in philippine😭all live maharlikang kadatuan ng sulu
Actually more sultanates wanted to join Malaysia during 1963. Bulungan and Sulu sultanates wanted to join Malaysia, but the Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman prohibits it because he wants only British colony land to join Malaysia.
Ahmad Al-Hafiz WHO IS ANWAR IBRAHIM - In 1993 Anwar Ibrahim was recognized by Euro Money Magazine as the BEST Finance Minister in the WORLD. - In 1996 Anwar Ibrahim received recognition from Asia Money Magazine as * BEST Finance Minister IN ASIA *. - In 2008, Anwar was the only Malaysian to be listed among the 100 people who are said to be the most influential in the world by TIME magazine. - Anwar Ibrahim became the first Malaysian political figure to be recognized as a FINANCIAL CONSULTANT EXPERT by the World Bank in 2008. - Anwar Ibrahim became the first Malaysian political figure to be recognized as an ECONOMIC & FINANCIAL EXPERT by the European Union (EU) Bank in 2014. - In 1998 Anwar Ibrahim received recognition from Asia Weeks Magazine as The Asian of the Year. - Anwar Ibrahim is the FIRST Minister of Finance of Malaysia who was appointed as a World Bank Consultant (Chairman of the Development Division) at the World Bank in 1995. - Anwar Ibrahim was appointed independent non-executive director, ABG (investment body and Islamic Bank among the largest in the world) since March 2006. - The Turkish government has taken Anwar as * Economic and Financial Advisor to the Turkish State. The economy of the Turkish Government is now the 7th best in the world and the 3rd best among European countries. - Singapore once sought the financial advice of Anwar Ibrahim for a fee of SD 100,000 for every hour of financial advisory services. - In Tunisia, Dr Rashid Ghanousi invited Anwar to present his views to all members of parliament and members of the Tunisian cabinet. - In Egypt in 2010, Anwar was invited to deliver a keynote address at the International Conference on Islam and Democracy. - In Indonesia, Anwar's influence is incredible. He is highly respected in Indonesia. A political figure from Bogor used to joke, he said Indonesian figures disagree with each other and disagree with each other, but they can only unite if they admire Anwar. Pesantren, Universities, Indonesian think tanks and intellectuals often invite Anwar to deliver his speech. - Anwar was appointed a fellow at Oxford University * and became a professor at New Hopkins University in the United States. - Anwar was also appointed Qatar National Economic Adviser and several banking institutions in the Arab world. In Malaysia ... 1). During Anwar Ibrahim's tenure as Finance Minister, the growth (Growth) of the Malaysian Economy was at a rate of 7-9% for 8 consecutive times. 2). Growth (Growth) Malaysian economy number 1 in Asean. 3). Competition (Competitiveness) Malaysia number 1 in Asean. 4). Malaysia's FDI (Foreign Direct Investment) direct investment number 1 in Asean. 5). Anwar Ibrahim is the FIRST Minister of Finance of Malaysia to present a profitable budget that is income beyond expenses or surplus budget. 6). After Anwar Ibrahim managed to manage the finances and economy of Malaysia and Malaysia can be independent, finally Anwar Ibrahim wrote a letter to the World Bank to stop financial assistance to Malaysia because Malaysia is able to be independent. 7) After Anwar Ibrahim successfully managed the Malaysian Finance and Economy and made a profit, Anwar Ibrahim started paying off Malaysia's external debt of RM 10 Billion every year and Anwar Ibrahim was the FIRST Minister of Finance of Malaysia to pay off external debt. - Anwar's success in managing the economy made Malaysia at that time an Asean Tiger. - Anwar Ibrahim is the best Finance Minister ever born in Malaysia with a good track record in Malaysia, Asia and the World. THAT'S ANWAR IBRAHIM ... Posted by Yazid Surip
Uphold Malay values and identity... that’s right, that’s the real job for Malay royals in Malaysia. But these royals seem to forget this and go on and live un-Malay lifestyles and also marrying white people. Sure people can marry whoever they want regardless of race but if you notice, the kind of other race partners these royals chose are always whites, I’ve never heard of Malay royals marry, say, Bangladeshis, Chineses, Arabs or so on. Something tells me these royals have some kind of a fetish towards whites
True..they are also are not practicing malay and islamic lifestyle..before this, there was a viral issue about malay prince don't know how to speak malay
Last question should be NO. Malays since born were taught to love and worship the Rajas and Sultans. But these Rajas and Sultans were the ones who sign Malayan Union decades ago. The power of the people that brought down the union. Not the Rajas and Sultans. Rajas and Sultans don't even work, live in comfortable lifestyle and lavish palace while many of the people still struggling to live.
Factually inadequate statement there. When the Federal constitution was drafted, the Sultans had agreed and sworn to protect the Malays interest & welfare and do what is necessary for the Malays' economy, education and values. They were the ones that gave out their money to sponsor the Malays' scholarship studies back in the day when the Malays were far lagging behind. Yes, the Sultans are still humans like the rest of us and the 'imperfections' they do such as involvement wih women and alchohol are still like what common rakyats caught up with. Those things are not okay, but we still pray for them to repent, right? Furthermore, it is how they carry out their duty that gives effect to us all. In fact, I sometimes find the common rakyat who declare themselves as living in poverty and misery are more tak sedar diri... some of them still go around gambling, hanging out at coffee shops, doing nothing instead of working to cari rezeki. If they do have income, they spend it on worthless stuff and before they knew it, monet gone. No wonder they feel poor. One more thing, the royals do GO TO WORK.
Who worship Rajas and Sultans? I have been in Malaysia for many years but I have never heard that Malays worship Rajas and Sultans. Such silly statement is rather an attempt to mock the Malay culture.
if you don't like the system in this country, maybe you should go back to India. Never forget, this land already established with Malay's rulers system long ago.. Before your ancestors arrive here
Each Kings rules their state. Excluding 4 states who Don't have Kings. Every 4 years, One Kings will be high Kings or we called it agong. Which have little more power for 4 years. So that's how it's work.
It is the royal muscat jacket. Created with hibiscus motives representing Malaysia's national flower. Only The Supreme Ruler of Malaysia (Yang Di-Pertuan Agong) wears that kind of clothes during his 5 year reign.
@@farishafiy6571 is that kind of attire typical for malay-austronesian royalties? I remember from the boxer codex that old prehispanic royalty or nobility in the philippines used to wear some sort of jacket robe kind of clothes for the whole body with gold lining pattern stuff
All of Malaysian Rulers, Indonesian former Royals, those in Sulu, also have their own royal jacket. Not forgetting the headgear as well. Full of ceremonial and symbolic weaponeries in royal arsenal. This represents the right to rule for these rulers.
