Pukulan Naning
Dol Said is a one of the greet Malay’s warrior on that time. He is tried his best to protect Malaya from being taken by the terrorist especially Naning. As what had been mentioned before, he has been elected as the ninth Naning’s Headman after Penghulu Anjak died on 1799. Dol Said defiantly opposed the imposition of tax on Naning by British where they need to pay about 400 bushels of rice when they are disobeyed to pay 10% from their crop yields. Other than that, British also had introduced headman rules that undermine his power. This rule has prohibited Dol Said to involve in criminal cases and on 1828 Dol Said had been warned by British because he had solve the criminal cases that happened in Naning.
This picture shows that when British want to attacked Naning |
Actually, there have another reason why Dol Said had tried his
best to Protect Naning from British. This is because he wants to defend the
independence of Naning and does not want his state to be one of the place that
being influenced under the colonizer. Furthermore, the 'ultimate cause' why
Naning War happened is because of the status in the eyes of the East India Company
where they saw Naning as a vassal province whose ruler owed his appointment and
authority to them since it have the prove in the Dutch treaty 1641 and the
British one of 1801 even though the rule is saw different for Malay and Minangkabau people. However,
Datuk Dol Said managed to outsmart the invading forces with the help of his
nearby allies.
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Unfortunately, in 1832, the British has come back to Naning and launch the second attack or war on Naning with a much larger force than the first attacked. British already made a better preparation in order to make sure that they can have Naning as their colony and evict Dol Said from Naning. Dol Said has tried his best to defend Naning, but at the end he surrender on 1834. Even though British has get Naning as their colony, but they had suffered huge lost and many of their soldiers died during the war.
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