#Ajaran konfusianisme pdf archive

Keywords: Melaka (Malacca), Silk Road on Seas, trade and China. This paper also found that the Melaka as a maritime port city will continuously play a big role in ChinaвЂ™s international trade so long the straight of Melaka is not filled up by mud and sands, and Kara canal would not have been dug out by the Chinese. The major findings in this paper were that the most important contributions from China sources to Melaka were it was the Ming Emperor who requested the Parameswara to become Muslim in order to receive His Majesty protection and it was the Ming Emperor appointed him become the King of Melaka. This paper found Melaka as maritime port city played a very important role between China and rest of the world in the area of international trade since the Sung Dynasty.

#Ajaran konfusianisme pdf archive

The method used this paper was the archive research methodology. The primary sources used in this paper were adopted mainly from the Ming History records and other Chinese official documents. more This paper briefly discussed the role played by Melaka as a maritime port city in the trade between China and rest of the world. This paper briefly discussed the role played by Melaka as a maritime port city in the trade betwe. Keywords: Islamic science of astronomy, Islamic calendrical technology, Ma Sha Yi Hei, Qi Zheng Tui Bu, Bei Lin, Chinese science of astronomy and calendrical technology. The review also confirmed that there were great contributions made by the Islamic science of astronomy and calendrical technology to the Chinese science of astronomy and calendrical technology. These Muslim astronomers were the frontrunners and carriers of Islamic science of astronomy and calendrical technology to China. in the Yuan Dynasty and Ma Sha Yi Hei etc. The review found that there were some famous Muslim astronomers, e.g., Ma Yi Ze and his three sons in the Northern Sung Dynasty Zha Ma Lu Ding (Jamal-u-Din) etc. The review confirmed that there were Islamic calendar, Islamic Astronomy Observatory and Islamic Astronomy Department and Muslim astronomers throughout Chinese Northern Sung, Yuan and Ming Dynasty. General sources were studies of the Islamic calendar from 1911 to 2011. Secondary sources were direct studies of the Islamic calendar conducted by scholars in the past. Primary sources were Chinese official history and classical documents including calendar manuscripts.

more This paper reviews literature related to Qi Zheng Tui Bu-an Islamic calendar in 15th century China. This paper reviews literature related to Qi Zheng Tui Bu-an Islamic calendar in 15th century Chin.