Johor Lama

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Johor Lama was a historic fortified riverine settlement that served as an important political and trading center of the Johor Sultanate in the Malay Peninsula.

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Johor Lama canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former capital city
fortified town
historic settlement
archaeologicalSignificance remains of fortifications and settlement layout
associatedDynasty Johor royal house
linked to: Sultan of Johor
attackedBy Portuguese forces from Melaka
conflict Portuguese–Johor conflicts
country Malaysia
culturalRegion Malay world
economicActivity maritime trade
river trade
flourishedInCentury 16th century
early 17th century
governedBy Johor nobility
linked to: Sultan of Johor

Sultan of Johor
hasFeature defensive walls
riverine fortifications
stockades
heritageStatus historical site
languageUsed Classical Malay
linked to: Old Malay
linkedToEvent post-Melaka Malay political reorganization
locatedIn Johor
Malay Peninsula
southern Malay Peninsula
linked to: Malay Peninsula
locatedOn Johor River
nearbyModernSettlement Kota Tinggi
partOf Johor Sultanate
politicalRole administrative center of the Johor Sultanate
seat of the Johor court
predecessorOf later Johor capitals such as Batu Sawar
region southern Johor
religion Islam
resultOfAttack decline as primary capital
destruction of fortifications
servedAs political center of the Johor Sultanate
royal capital of the Johor Sultanate
trading center of the Johor Sultanate
strategicImportance control of Johor River trade
control of Straits of Singapore approaches
successorOf Johor Bahru area early river settlements
tradedWith Malay ports
regional traders in the Straits of Melaka
tradeGoods imported luxury items
regional produce
transportMode river transport
small maritime vessels
usedBy Sultans of Johor
linked to: Sultan of Johor

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