Wp/iba/James Brooke
James Brooke | |
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![]() Portrait by Herbert Watkins, 1858 | |
Rajah Sarawak | |
Reign | 18 August 1842 – 11 June 1868 |
Installation | 18 August 1842 |
Predecessor | Sultan Tengah (as Sultan of Sarawak) Pengiran Indera Mahkota Mohammad Salleh (as Governor of Sarawak) |
Successor | Charles Brooke |
Born | Bandel, Hooghly, British India | 29 April 1803
Died | 11 Jun 1868 Burrator, United Kingdom | (umur 65)
Burial | |
Issue | Reuben George Walker (Brooke) |
House | Brooke dynasty |
Father | Thomas Brooke |
Mother | Anna Maria Brooke |
Religion | Kristian (Anglikan) |
Occupation | Former soldier, trader, independent gentleman, Governor; |
1st Governor of Labuan | |
In office 1848–1853 | |
Monarch | Kuin Victoria |
Lieutenant | William Napier (1848–1850) John Scott (1850–1856) |
Preceded by | Newly Created |
Succeeded by | George Warren Edwardes |
1st Consul General to the Sultan and Independent Chiefs of Borneo | |
In office 1847–1853 | |
Succeeded by | Spenser St. John |
Military service | |
Allegiance | Template:Wp/iba/Country data British Empire |
Branch/service | Bengal Army, British East India Company |
Years of service | 1819–1830 |
Rank | Lieutenant[1] |
Unit | 6th Regiment Native Infantry[2] |
Battles/wars | (1824–1825) |
Sir James Brooke, Rajah Sarawak (29 April 1803 – 11 June 1868) ianya siti soldadu British ti nirika Raj Sarawak ba Borneo. Iya nyadi Rajah Putih Sarawak ti keterubah ari taun 1841 nyentukka pemati iya maya 1868.
James Brooke udah ada enggau dikemesaika ba menua Kompeni British India Timur ba India. Sepengudah nembuka pelajar iya ba England, iya begawa ba Bengal Army. Iya udah ditelihka alu maduka pengawa iya maya nya. Iya lalu meli siti kapal lalu belayar ngagai Borneo. Dia, iya nulung Sultan Brunei matahka pengelaban ba Sarawak, lalu nyadi pemerintah Sarawak.
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[edit | edit source]- ↑ Brown, G. H.; Clark, F. (1829). East-India Register and Directory for 1829. Secretary's Office, East-India House.
- ↑ Brown, G. H.; Clark, F. (1829). East-India Register and Directory for 1829. Secretary's Office, East-India House.