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	Parameswara (sultan) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Portrait of Parameswara 1344-1424 (Sultan Megat Iskandar Shah)
		Year 1511, the Portuguese's naval defeated Parameswara's Malacca and destroyed most of Islamic constructions, sultanate of Malacca fled to Pagoh, later establish a new home at Johor and Perak.
		Parameswara's conversion to Islam together with his Malacca Empire (1402-1511) still appearing on the flag of Malaysia.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Parameshwara_(Prince) (215 words)

	phorum - Our World Forum at Asiawind - Re: From Zhu Yuanzhang to Zheng He
		Although Parameswara did went to China several times to pay homage to the Chinese emperor, he never marry a Chinese princess.
		Parameswara ruled Malacca until he died in 1424.
		There are some problems regarding the part about Parameswara and Hang Lipo which I would like to share here.
	www.asiawind.com /forums/read.php?f=3&i=138999&t=138864 (407 words)

	Melaka - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Parameswara converted to Islam in 1414 and changed his name to "Sultan Iskandar Shah".
		According to a popular legend, Parameswara was resting under a tree near a river while hunting, when one of his dogs cornered a mouse deer.
		Malacca was founded by Parameswara, a Srivijayan prince who left Sumatra in 1396 in order to further his enmity with the Majapahit Empire.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Melaka (1640 words)

	Malayan history to 1963 - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Malayan history to 1963
		Parameswara was a Hindu when he came to Malacca; the conversion to Islam was gradual, probably beginning under Parameswara's successor, and was not completed until the 17th century when Iskandar Muda, sultan of Acheh, took a leading part in spreading Islam to the Malay Peninsula itself.
		At first a fishing village, occupied by ‘sea gypsies’ (aboriginal orang-laut), it attracted fugitives from Tumasik, among them its dispossessed ruler, Parameswara.
		The new Malay state he founded was beset with enemies, chief among whom was Siam (Thailand).
	encyclopedia.farlex.com /Malayan+history+to+1963 (3652 words)

	Exploring Malacca, Historic City of Malaysia, with AsiaExplorers Travel Guides
		I further believe that Cheng Ho brought Parameswara back to China where Parameswara presented Malacca as a vassal state of China, and that the Emperor of China, Yung Li, appointed him ruler, or Sultan, of Malacca.
		Parameswara would have understood early on that Malacca is sitting smack on the crossroad of Asia, with ships converging from as far away as Arabia and China.
		1403 : Raja Iskandar Shah (that's Parameswara, after he converted to Islam)
	www.asiaexplorers.com /malaysia/malacca.shtml (3672 words)

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