Kelantan Sultanate

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A sultanate located in the region of the state with the same name in modern-day Malaysia.

Establishment

January 1268: Foundation of the Kelantan Sultanate.

Chronology

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1. Events

January 1451: In 1450, the Kelantan Sultanate fell under the power of the Ayutthaya Kingdom (Siam) before being conquered by the Malacca Sultanate. This marked a significant shift in power dynamics in the region during the 15th century.

January 1761: In 1760, the raja at Kubang Labu, variously identified by accounts as either Long Muhammad or Long Pandak, succeeded in reuniting the disparate territories under a single ruler.

January 1765: In 1764, Kelantan regained its independence from Siam under the leadership of Sultan Muhammad I.

January 1781: Foundation of Besut Darul Iman.

April 1782: Syburi (present-day Kedah) and Trengganu in Malaysia are conquered by the Rattanakosin Kingdom.

January 1796: In 1795, Kelantan came under the rule of the Trengganu Sultanate, led by Sultan Zainal Abidin III.

January 1801: In 1800 Kelantan became independent from Trengganu rule