INTERESTING FACTS | HISTORY OF JOHOR | JOHOR ALWAYS IN THE EYES OF THE WORLD - PART TWO

FAKTA MENARIK | SEJARAH NEGERI JOHOR | JOHOR SENTIASA DI MATA DUNIA SEJAK ZAMAN BERZAMAN - BAHAGIAN DUA
Sejak tahun 1840, hasil perusahaan dan ekspot “Gutta Percha” (Getah Taban) ke pasaran global telah melonjakkan kredibiliti serta permulaan negeri Johor di bawah kepimpinan Temenggong Daing Ibrahim ke arah sebuah negeri yang hebat. Pendapatan dari setiap perdagangan ketika itu adalah sekitar $150,000 ke $200,000 dollar Sepanyol.
Pengaruh baginda di pelabuhan Singapura membantu merancakkan pengekspotan hasil negeri Johor ke benua Eropah. Seiringan dengan itu, pembukaan berperingkat ladang tanaman gambir dan lada hitam secara besar-besaran melalui Sistem Kangchu (Surat Sungai) julung kali diperkenalkan oleh negeri Johor.
Usaha baginda dan kerajaan pada masa itu telah meningkatkan keupayaan kewangan negeri serta memperkukuhkan kedudukan Institusi Kesultanan Johor Moden sebagai sebuah kerajaan yang teguh. Polisi kerajaan dan undang-undang yang digunapakai di Johor hampir menyamai di Singapura memperlihatkan ramai pelabur dari China dan sekitar kepulauan Riau berhijrah membuka perusahaan di sini.
Johor semakin berkembang pesat dimana pusat pentadbiran serta jabatan-jabatan kerajaan negeri berpindah atas perkenan Temenggong Daing Ibrahim ke Tanjung Puteri pada tahun 1860 yang kemudian dinamakan Johor Bahru pada tahun 1866 oleh anakanda baginda Sultan Sir Abu Bakar. Allah Peliharakan Sultan.
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INTERESTING FACTS | HISTORY OF JOHOR | JOHOR ALWAYS IN THE EYES OF THE WORLD - PART TWO
Since 1840, the production and export of Gutta Percha to the global market shot up Johor's credibility and the start of Temenggong Daing Ibrahim's leadership towards becoming a great state. Earnings from each trade at that time were between $150,000 and $200,000 Spanish dollars.
His Majesty's influence on the Singapore harbour helped facilitate Johor's exports to Europe. In line with that, many gambier and black pepper plantations were opened in stages through the Kangchu System, which was introduced by Johor.
His Majesty and the government's efforts improved the state's finances and the Modern Johor Sultanate's position as a strong government. The government's policies and laws used in Johor were similar to Singapore, which saw many investors from China and the Riau Archipelago migrate over to open plantations.
With Johor developing rapidly, Temenggong Daing Ibrahim decreed that the state's administrative centre and other government departments to be moved to Tanjung Puteri in 1860, which was renamed to Johor Bahru in 1866 by Sultan Sir Abu Bakar. Allah Peliharakan Sultan.

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