明天会更好 - Melayu Edition. Dedicated to Syed Putra

https://www.jstor.org/stable/24894191

In the sixteenth century Ming China, having learnt that the Portuguese were still occupying their 'protectorate' of Melaka and that Portuguese merchant pirates were pillaging China's coast, banned trade with Portugal and imprisoned all their officials in China, including their ambassador. In this paper I have compiled the evidence from the records of the Ming dynasty and the various Portuguese accounts to show how the Ming policy of support for the ruler of Melaka and its hostility towards the Portuguese evolved, as not much is known about this episode. Despite the general misconception that relations between Ming China and the Melaka sultanate lapsed after the last voyages of Chinese Admiral Zheng He to Southeast Asia in 1433, tribute missions from Melaka and other countries continued arriving unabatedly in China until the 1520s.



This wan real or fiction, cik syed?
I know tributes were sent to siamese king. Bunga emas. Plus slaves and other materials. Not sure but maybe earlier. Malacca did send tributes too, to china. But I would too after they gave a Chinese girl to sultan.
 
Ming Dynasty sirpok Melaka?
Nope. I believe the admiral at that time was tun perak.
Indonesia does not recognise existence of hang tuah, hang jebats etc. Hence I wil not say if they participate in the battle.
 
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