Terengganu


Muslim community is known to have exist in Terengganu around end of 14th century, the earliest evidence is of an inscribed stone slab dated 702AH (1303AD) discovered in Kuala Berang, Terengganu. In the 15th century Terengganu became a tributary state of the Malacca sultanate. After Malacca's fall to the Portuguese, Johore claimed Terengganu as part of their territory. In 1781 Terengganu begin to send tributary gifts of gold and silver flowers to Siam as a token of friendship but Siam came to acknowledge it as a token for vassalage and then started to meddle the affairs of Terengganu. In 1909 after the Treaty of Bangkok, Terengganu came under the British protection. Became part of Malaya in 1948 and finally a component state of Malaysia in 1963.

Period : Sultan Zainal Abidin Shah II (1793-1808)

Obv : Sultan Zainal Abidin Shah  Reverse : Khalifah Muminin

Metal/Denomination : gold Kupang

Ref

Period : Sultan Zainal Abidin Shah II (1793-1808)

Obv : Sultan Zainal Abidin bin Mansur Shah  Reverse : Malik Al Adil 1220AH = 1805AD.

Metal/Denomination : Tin Pitis/Keping

Ref : Unlisted

Period : late 18th century to early 19th century

Obv : Kali Malik Al Adil (The reign of the Just Ruler)  Reverse : Blank.

Metal/Denomination : Tin Pitis/Keping

Ref : Saran Singhs SS 33

Period : late 18th century to early 19th century

Obv : Malik Al Adil (The Just King) Reverse :  Khalifatul Muminin (Ruler of the Faithful)

Metal/Denomination : Tin Pitis (octagonal)

Ref : Saran Singhs SS 25

Period : Sultan Zainal Abidin III (1881-1918)

Obv : Duriba fi Trekanu 1310AH (Struck in Terengganu 1310AH = 1892/93) Reverse :  Sepuluh keping 10 (Ten Keping 10) Wreath of leaves in the border.

Metal/Denomination : Tin 10 Kepings

Ref : SS 15

 

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  10 March 2005

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