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under the headship of His Royal Highness Raja Muda Muedzul Lail Tan Kiram

RAJA MUDA OF SULU

HRH Raja Muda Muedzul Lail Tan Kiram was born on 28th of August 1966 in Jolo, Sulu. He is the eldest son of HM Al-marhum Sultan Moh. Mahakuttah A. Kiram, 34th Sultan of Sulu and North Borneo (1974-1986). Sultan Moh. Mahakuttah A. Kiram was the last recognized Sultan by the Philippine Government and was given special honours by president Ferdinand Marcos, installing him with a public coronatin in May 24th. 1974 under Memo Order 427. In the same event Datu Muedzul Lail Tan Kiram was crowned as Raja Muda beside his father.

HRH Raja Muda Lail Tan Kiram is the grandson of the 33rd Sultan of Sulu and North Borneo, HM Al-marhum Sultan Moh. Esmail E. Kiram I (1950-1973) who granted authority to Philippine government under the administration of President Diosdado Macapagal in on 12th of September 1962 and of President Ferdinand Marcos in 1969.

HM Al-marhum Sultan Moh. Jamalul Kiram II (1893-1936) was his great grand uncle. He was recognized worldwide and he signed several treaties with different nations during his long reigm. Having no offspring of his own, he passed on his authority and power to his youngest brother HM Al-marhum Sultan Mawallil Wasit Kiram (1936), who was HRH Raja Muda Muedzul Lail Tan Kiram's great grandfather.

HRH Raja Muda Muedzul Lail Tan Kiram's mother Dayang-Dayang Farida Tan-Kiram, half tausug and half Chinese was the first wife of his father. She was commonly known as the "Princess of Sulu"

Dayang-Dayang Merriam Tanglao-Kiram was the second wife of his father. She is commonly known as the "Princess of the South".

All together HM Al-marhum Sultan Moh. Mahakuttah A. Kiram, 34th Sultan of Sulu and North Borneo had seven children:

1. Dayang-Dayang Zuharra T.Kiram

2. Dayang-Dayang Dinwasa T. Kiram Delos Santos

3. Raja Muda Muedzul Lail Tan Kiram

4. Datu Yldon Tan Kiram

5. Dayang-Dayang Nur Mahal T. Kiram

6. Dayang-Dayang Ayesha T. Kiram

7. Dayang-Dayang Tanya Rowena T. Kiram -Tahil

HRH Raja Muda Muedzul Lail Tan Kiram is married with HRH Dayang-Dayang Mellany S Kiram and they have seven children.

1. Raja Muda Moh. Ehsn S. Kiram

2. Datu Nizamuddin S. Kiram

3. Dayang-Dayang Rahela S. Kiram

4. Datu Jihad S. Kiram

5. Datu Mujahid S. Kiram

6. Dayang-Dayang Redha S. Kiram

7. Datu Mahakuttah S. Kiram

HRH has got a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree from AE College, Zamboanga City. He also has reached higher studies in Islam in Lahore, Pakistan in 1995-1996. HRH has served the local community as a government official. At present he is involved as a civil society leader in the Province of Sulu which opposes the US-RP Balikatan Exercises of the Visiting Forces Agreement (VFA).

HRH birthplace - Jolo was once the capital of a maritime empire that traded with the great Empire of China and with other kingdoms in Southeast Asia. As Raja Muda of Sulu, the Sultanate is his birthright. There is a sacred bond between the Sultan and his people, the Rayaat, that is handed down from generation to generation between the royal family and trusted people who live in Sabah and in the Sulu Archipelago.

The Sulu Archipelago includes Palawan, Sabah, Zamboanga Peninsula, Basilan, Tawi-Tawi, the Sprately islands and the Balambagan group of islands. Historically it was part of Nusantara. According to oral history and traditions, Sulu has been independent and sovereign centuries before the birth of the Republic of Philippines. HRH ancestors contracted treaties with powerful nations and defended Sulu rights to freedom in traditional way of life against invaders.

But from the start of the Philippine Republic which lumped Sulu with the rest of the islands under the name Philippine Archipelago, Sulu has experienced devastation, death and downfall.

The Macaski Judgment over the Sabah issue in 1939 was a blow to the Sulu Sultanate. HRH grandfather, Sultan Moh. Esmail E. Kiram I was one of the recipients of that unfair judgment. The Macaski settlement was a ploy of Britain and Malaysia that brought about division among the Sulu royals. Sabah became a private property and the heirs of the Sultan were divided among themselves: one group wanted Sabah for sale while another group wanted to take it back. People of Sulu stand now is to claim it back because it belongs to Sulu. It has to be returned to the dominion of the Sulu Sultanate whose Raayat live in Sabah. British government had no authority to make a judgment over the Sabah issue such as the Macaski decision since the British had never colonized Sulu and since Sabah belongs to the dominion of the Sulu Sultanate and its Raayat.

The situation of the Sulu Sultanate became more problematic with the failure of the Philippine government to understand and be of help to their Muslim brothers. When HRH grandfather, Sultan Moh. Esmail E. Kiram I, granted authority to the Philippine government through Pres. Diosdado Macapagal and Pres. Ferdinand Marcos, it was with the hope that the Philippine government would become a caretaker of the domain of the Sulu Sultanate to help the Muslims in this archipelago. This transfer of sovereign authority carried with it obligations and agreements which the Philippine government did not fulfill. People have seen how a proudly western- educated nation envided us, underestimated us, dominated us and cheated us of our basic rights to our ancestral domain.

As Sulu political power is declined, the unity of the Tausug people in the whole archipelago also has weakened. This is because the new political system employed by Malaysia and the Philippines have clouded basic issues and created confusion. The economc life of the whole region was brought to the lowest level. Then came the Muslim rebellion and the civil war in 1974 that devastated the whole Sulu. Hundreds of thousands innocent people died.

People of Sulu lost the hope because of the destruction brought by war. No one stood for the defense of their human rights. For all those who witnessed the ravages of war, it was like hell and a terrifying nightmare! No people suffered more than the people of the Sulu Sultanate. It seemed like endless suffering until one day a glimmer of light shine when HRH father was installed as the Sultan of Sulu in 1974. He was both Sultan and father to all the victims and survivors of the “moro-moro” war. HRH father’s installation and reign started the slow but steady recovery of Sulu people and until now his contribution to peace-building is still felt.

Yet at present there is confusion caused by political leaders and by the usurpation of powers of the Sultan of Sulu by pretenders, in total disregard of Sharia law and the tradition of the law of succession. During the twelve year reign of HRH father, Sultan Mahakuttah A. Kiram, there were no pretenders to the title of Sultan who claimed ascendancy. After his death in Feb. 16,1986, however, several claimants- royals and non-royals - rushed for their self-proclamation.

Last twenty-two years HRH has waited for the official recognition to succeed his father. Becoming Sultan of Sulu is his birthright as the genuine Raja Muda of the Royal Sultanate of Sulu.

When the Sulu Sultanate begins to rise again, HRH hopes that all those under Sulu domain can at last taste lasting peace, freedom and well-being, in exchange for their suffering in the past.

HRH hopes that all the unpleasant and tragic events in the chapters of the history of NUSANTARA is just a preparation for the second rising of a small but powerful empire. It shall rise, not because of brute and ruthless force, but because people of Sulu shall bravely stand and fight for their Rights, for Goodness, and for Truth.

Wassalam!

ROYAL COUNCIL

HISTORY

The Sultanate was founded in 1457 by a Mecca-born (some people believe he was born in Juhur) Arab explorer and religious scholar Sayyid Abu Bakr Abirin after he settled in Banua Buansa Ummah (ummah is an Arabic term for "settlement" or village), Sulu. After the marriage of Abu Bakr and local dayang-dayang (princess) Paramisuli, the daughter of Raja Baginda. Raja Baginda, being without a male heir, appointed Abu Bakr, his son-in-law and chief judge and priest, as his heir, and delegated to him all the authority he excercised over Bwansa and the Island of Sulu. This it appears was aqcuiesced in by the native chiefs who accepted Abu Bakr as their temporal overlord, as well as their spiritual master. Claiming descent from Mohammed, he assumed the powers of caliph and entitled himself Sultan. The Dynasty founded by Abu Bakr ruled with a firmer hand and attained considrable fame and power.

Sultan Abu Bakar was succeeded by his second son, Kamalud-Din.

The next three Sultans who followed were Diraja, Upu and Digunung (Habub).

The sixth Sultan was Mohammedul Halim Pangiral Buddiman.

Sultan Pangiral Buddiman must have died about 1579 and was succeeded by Sultan Batara Shah Tangah. Sultan Tangah's claim to the Sultanate was strongly contested by his cousin, Abdasaolan who ruled over Basilan.

Sultan Tangah was succeded by Sultan Raja Bungsu (Sultan Muwallil Wasit Bungsu).

Sultan Bungsu died before 1640 and was succeeded by Sultan Nasirud Din II and Sultan Salahud Din Karamat (Baktial). During the reign of Karamat the Sulu was threatened by Chinese invasion from North and by war with Holland. In the days of Karamat Sulus became very active and made many raids in various directions.

Sultan Karamat was succeeded by the order of succession Sultan Shahabud Din, Sultan Mustafa Shafi'ud Din, Sultan Badarud Din I, Sultan Nasarud Din and Sultan Alimud Din I betterly known as Sultan Amirul Mu'minin. The first three were sons of Sultan Karamat, while the last two were sons of Sultan Badarud Din. Alimud Din was a man of peace and a reformer. In 1737 Sultan Alimud Din signed a Treaty of peace between Sultanate and Manila Spanish Government. On 29th of April 1750 Sultan Alimud Din was baptized. At this baptism he recieved the name of Ferdinand (Ferdinand I of Sulu).

Sultan Alimud Din was succeeed by his son Sultan Israel, in November, 1773. He's succession was contested by rivals.

Sultan Israel was poisoned in 1778 by his cousin Alimud Din II, the son of Datu Bantilan who became the next Sultan of Sulu.

In 1789 Sharapud Din, the son of Alimud Din I ascended the throne of Sulu.

Sultan Sharapud Din was succeedd by his sons Alimud Din III and Aliyud Din I.

Sultan Alimud Din III died in 1808 and was succeeded by his brother Aliyud Din I, who in 1821 was succeeded by his pious brother Shakirul Lah. It is related that Shakirul Lah slept on boards and covered himself with sarongs only.

In 1823 Shakirul Lah was succeeded by Sultan Jamalul Kiram (first to use surname Kiram), the son of Alimud Din III. On the 23rd of September 1836 Jamalul Kiram I signed a commercial treaty with the Capt.Jose M. Alcon as the representative of Captain-General Salazar. The treaty was ratified by Isabel II, the Queen of Spain.

In 1844 Sultan Jamalul Kiram was succeeded by his eldest son Mohammed Pulalun. On 30th April 1851 Sultan Pulalun signed a act of incorporation into the Spanish Monarchy. Sultan Pulalun died September, 24 1862.

In November 1862 Sultan Pulalun was succeeded by his eldest son Jamlul A'lam. In January, 1878 Sultan Jamalul A'lam ceded the Sulu possessions in Borneo to the Sabah or British North Borneo Company. He granted the authorized representaitive of this company, Baron von Overbeck, absolute ownership and dominion over that large territory for a money, 5000$, Mexican currency per annum. In July 1878 he signed a treaty restoring order and peace with Spain. After signing the treaty Sultan Jamalul A'lam established his official residence at Maymbung. The status of Sulu as defined by this treaty resembled that of a protectorate rather than a dependency. The foreign political relations were made subject to the full control of the Philippine Spanish Government.

Sultan Jamalul A'lam died April 8, 1881 and was succeeded in 1881 by his eldest son Badarud Din II. He's succession was contested by his younger brother Amirul Kiram. Sultan Badarud Din II died on 22nd February 1884 without male heir.

The question of a succssor to Sultan Badarud Din II proved to be very vexatious, both to the Sulus and Philippine Spanish Government. At that date the eligibles to the Sultanate belogned to three houses-that of Sultan Jamalul Kiram I, that of Sultan Shakirul Lah, and that of Datu Putung, the son of Sultan Alimud Din I. These houses were represented by the three canditates: Raja Muda Amirul Kiram, Datu Aliyud Din, and Datu Harun ar-Rashid. Amirul Kiram was the second son of Sultan Jamalul A'lam. Datu Aliyud Din was the son of the Datu Israel, the son of the Sultan Shakirul Lah. Datu Harun ar-Rashid had no Sultan in his line for five generations and he did not press his claim to the succession. He was close friend of Jamalul A'lam and also the only living signer of the treaty of 1878. The majority of Datus supported Amirul Kiram. Governor Parrado suggested that Amirul Kiram should be elected Sultan, but that Aliyud Din should act as regent during the minorityof the former. Datu Harun arrived in Sulu on 17th of November to find a consensus between the claimants but he failed. Officially no one was recognised as Sultan. Amirul Kiram attacked Aliyud Din and defeated him. Amirul Kiram then requested Philippine Spanish Government recognise his succession to sultanate, but without success. Harun as a middle man became more close to Philippine Spanish Government.

On 24th of September 1886 Sultan Badarud Din II was succeeded by Sultan Harun. Hes sultanate seemed unacceptable to the great majority of datus and people of Sulu.

In 1894 Sultan Harum was finally succeeded by the right heir to throne Raja Muda Amirul Kiram who assumed the name of Sultan Jamalul Kiram II. On 20th August 1899 he signed a Treaty with American Government representative General Bates, by which the sovereignty of Sulu passed from Spain to the United States of America. Sultan Jamalul Kiram II also signed in 1915 so called Carpenter Agreement, by which he virtually surrendered his political powers to the United States government.

Sultan Jamalul Kiram II was succeeded in 1936 by his younger brother Muwallil Wasit II.

Upon the death of Sultan Muwallil Wasit II in 1936 the Sultanate entered a period of competition to see who would become Sultan of Sulu. Also shortly after his death World War II began with a Japanese occupation of Sulu. After the death of Sultan Muwallil Wasit II, Dayang Dayang Piandao, a niece of Sultan Jamalul Kiram II and daughter of Sultan Badarud Din II, seated as a temporary ruler. She asked her subjects to proclaim her husband Datu Ombra Amilbangsa as Sultan Amirul Umara II. In January 1937 knowing the issue of proclamation‐ that obviously displayed a sort of self‐interest on the part of Dayang Dayang Piandao, the Datus of Patikul, whose mothers were descendants of Sultan Shakirullah build their own “Temporal Branch” and selected Princess Andrada, daughter of Datu Tambuyung as their “ruler. She thereby too asked her subjects to select her father Datu Tambuyung and named Sultan Mohammad Jainal Abirin II. His lineage was from Sultan Sakirul Lah, the brother of Sultan Alimud Din III, and the father of Sultan Jamalul Kiram I. His lineage was traced same as Sultans Badarud Din II, Jamalul Kiram II, and Mawallil Wasit, all belonging to the fifth generation. Furthermore, the succession issue in the house of Shakirul Lah is more acceptable since Sultan Muhammad Jaimal Abirin has the rightful connection as far as leadership is concerned, which is a clear ground prioritation, as compared to Sultan Ombra Amilbangsa who came from Tawi‐Tawi. With this kind of scenario, the struggle to the throne existed, even though no shedding of blood occur, the issue remain a threat to both side.

During the Japanese time, Sultan Ombra Amilbangsa becomes an ally of the Japanese troops. This has become a strong driving force that later on proclaimed him as a recognized Sultan of Sulu. Aside from this, he was also proclaimed as governor of Sulu. And upon the success of American liberation in the Philippines against the Japanese troops, Ombra Amilbangasa ran for the office as a Congressman and won. He died due to old age. On the other hand, Sultan Jainal Abirin remained an anti‐colonizer. In opposite to Sultan Ombra Amilbangsa, he deliberately fought with the American troops of Gen. Pershing at the Battle of Bud Bagsak, again with the Japanese troops thus gaining the misinterpreted connotation of being a “rebel” instead of being a “Time Freedom Fighter” until his death due to old age in 1950.

When Sultan Mohammad Jainal Abirin died in 1950, the Raja Muda was Esmail E. Kiram, the eldest son of Sultan Muwallil Wasit II. Raja Muda Esmail was proclaimed as Sultan Esmail E. Kiram I in Jolo in 1950. Sultan E. Kiram I eldest son was Datu Mahakuttah who at that time was very young (he was born on 1st of August 1941). Datu Punjungan, the youngest son (this is questionable) of Sultan Muwallil Wasit II from his third wife Mora Napsa Laga (by local rumor Datu Punjungan real father was commoner Imam Amilbangsa from Simunul Isalnd with whom Mora Napsa Laga was married before she got married with Sultan Muwallil Wasit II) was crowned as Raja Muda Regent on condition that when Datu Mahakuttah will become fifteen Datu Punjungan will pass his temporary rights back to him, but when Datu Mahakuttah became fifteen years old Datu Punjungan didnt want to return his temporary rights and exciled himself to North Borneo and did not dare to return. In 1962 Sultan Esmail E. Kiram I ceded the territory of North Borneo to the Republic of the Philippines during the time of President Diosdado Macapagal and in 1969 he ceded the territory of North Borneo to the Republic of Philippines during the time of President Ferdinand E. Marcos.

In 1974 Sultan Esmail E. Kiram I was legally succeeded by his eldest son Moh. Mahakuttah A. Kiram, the last recognised Sultan of Sulu by Philippine government during the time of President Ferdinand E. Marcos.

The current head of the Royal House of Sulu is the eldest son of Sultan Moh. Mahakuttah A. Kiram, His Royal Highness Raja Muda Muedzul Lail Tan Kiram, who was crowned as Raja Muda beside his father in 1974.

GLOSSARY:

Sultan - ruler of sultanate

Pangyan - wife of the Sultan

Raja Muda - heir apparent (Crown Prince) in Sulu

Dayang Dayang - hereditary title for princesses of the first degree in Sulu, which is given only to the daughters of the Sultan and wifes of the Datus.

Dayang - hereditary title for princesses from members of the Royal House of Sulu and daughters of the Sultan when married to commoner

Datu - hereditary title for leading male members and descendants (via bloodline or sometimes via adoption) of the ruling sultans' families since the establishment of Islam in Sulu; historically highest rank below the Sultan; head of Datuship

References

Sixto Y. Orosa, MD (1931), "The Sulu archipelago and its people", New York: Yonkers-on-Hudson

Najeeb M. Saleeby (1908), "The History of Sulu", Manila: Bureau of Printing

Datu Andres Linholm (2011), "The recorded genealogy of Royal House of Sulu", London

CHARITIES

NEWS

"Il Mondo del Cavaliere" no.44

Article about Royal House of Sulu and Royal and Hashemite Order of the Pearl which was published in A.I.O.C. official magazine (No. 44, Anno XI)

"Il Mondo del Cavaliere" no.44
Letter to the Royal House of Georgia
Nouvelle Union Franaise recognition
Sovereignty
Treaty of friendly relations
Official Songkoks
Legal documents
Revoke appointment of Fuad A Kiram
Official Brevet master page
Royal uniform
Silatnas 2011 invitation
Company formation
Greater National Coat of Arms
Copies of the original Treaties
Lesser National Coat of Arms
Video showing Jamalul Kiram II
Royal Archives Online
ARKBK appointment

In December 2011 Associazione Insigniti Onorificenze Cavalleresche (A.I.O.C.) under International Commission for Orders of Chivalry (I.C.O.C) published in their official magazine "Il Mondo del Cavaliere" No. 44, Anno XI an article about Royal House of Sulu and Royal and Hashemite Order of the Pearl.

President of I.C.O.C. classifies Royal and Hashemite Order of the Pearl as

"New chivalric institution founded by the head of a formerly reigning dynasty"

"Sebbene non sia stato ancora emesso un parere dagli studiosi della materia commissari dell'International Commision for Orders of Chivalry - ICOC, a prima vista ed in base ai documenti presentati lo si potrebbe considerare come un sistema premiale di merito ascrivibile fra gli Imperiali, Reali o Principeschi premi di merito extra-europei, e più specifi catamente fra quelli creati come Nuove istituzioni premiali fondate da capi di dinastie già regnanti. LOrdine della Perla è stato fondato dalla Famiglia Sovrana di Sulu del ramo del Raja Muda Muedzul Lail Tan Kiram, per premiare i propri devoti sia dellantico Sultanato di Sulu che di tutti

i Paesi del mondo." (Pier Felice degli Uberti)

Letter to the Royal House of Georgia

Royal House of Sulu recognises as the only legitimate Heir to The ancient Throne of Georgia His Royal Highness Prince Davit Bagrationi Mukhran Batonishvili

"Il Mondo del Cavaliere" no.44
Letter to the Royal House of Georgia
Nouvelle Union Franaise recognition
Sovereignty
Treaty of friendly relations
Official Songkoks
Legal documents
Revoke appointment of Fuad A Kiram
Official Brevet master page
Royal uniform
Silatnas 2011 invitation
Company formation
Greater National Coat of Arms
Copies of the original Treaties
Lesser National Coat of Arms
Video showing Jamalul Kiram II
Royal Archives Online
ARKBK appointment

H.R.H. Raja Muda Muedzul Lail Tan Kiram of Sulu, the legitimate Head of The Royal House of Sulu has made the following statement:

On Our own, and on behalf of The Royal House of Sulu, and The Royal and Hashemite Order of The Pearl, We testify that we recognize as the only legitimate Heir to The ancient Throne of Georgia His Royal Highness Prince Davit Bagrationi Mukhran Batonishvili.

H.R.H. Raja Muda Muedzul Lail Tan Kiram of Sulu

Nouvelle Union Franaise recognition

Nouvelle Union Française, a Muslim political party, registered in France, letter of recognition

"Il Mondo del Cavaliere" no.44
Letter to the Royal House of Georgia
Nouvelle Union Franaise recognition
Sovereignty
Treaty of friendly relations
Official Songkoks
Legal documents
Revoke appointment of Fuad A Kiram
Official Brevet master page
Royal uniform
Silatnas 2011 invitation
Company formation
Greater National Coat of Arms
Copies of the original Treaties
Lesser National Coat of Arms
Video showing Jamalul Kiram II
Royal Archives Online
ARKBK appointment

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25.08.2011. H.R.H. Raja Muda Muedzul Lail Tan Kiram of Sulu has been pleased to make the following announcement:

On 24th of August 2011 Royal Sultanate of Sulu Chancellery received recognition letter from "Nouvelle Union Française", a Muslim political party, registered in France under Agreement number 956 by the National Commission for Campaigns Accounts and Political Funding (CNCCFP). Registration number W881002723.

www.nu-fr.org

Sovereignty

"Il Mondo del Cavaliere" no.44
Letter to the Royal House of Georgia
Nouvelle Union Franaise recognition
Sovereignty
Treaty of friendly relations
Official Songkoks
Legal documents
Revoke appointment of Fuad A Kiram
Official Brevet master page
Royal uniform
Silatnas 2011 invitation
Company formation
Greater National Coat of Arms
Copies of the original Treaties
Lesser National Coat of Arms
Video showing Jamalul Kiram II
Royal Archives Online
ARKBK appointment

Professor Noel Cox, Aberystwyth University (UK), Law and Criminology, Head of Department , LLB LLM (Hons), MTheol (Hons), PhD (Auckland), MA (Lambeth), LTh (Lampeter), GradDipTertTchg (AUT), FRHistS opinion regarding Sovereignty of the Royal Sultanate of Sulu

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Treaty of friendly relations

"Il Mondo del Cavaliere" no.44
Letter to the Royal House of Georgia
Nouvelle Union Franaise recognition
Sovereignty
Treaty of friendly relations
Official Songkoks
Legal documents
Revoke appointment of Fuad A Kiram
Official Brevet master page
Royal uniform
Silatnas 2011 invitation
Company formation
Greater National Coat of Arms
Copies of the original Treaties
Lesser National Coat of Arms
Video showing Jamalul Kiram II
Royal Archives Online
ARKBK appointment

Treaty of friendly relations and co-operation between the Bunyoro-Kitara Kingdom and Royal Sultanate of Sulu

Treaty of friendly relations H.M. The Omukama

acceptance letter to join

Royal and Hashemite Order of the Pearl

Official Songkoks

"Il Mondo del Cavaliere" no.44
Letter to the Royal House of Georgia
Nouvelle Union Franaise recognition
Sovereignty
Treaty of friendly relations
Official Songkoks
Legal documents
Revoke appointment of Fuad A Kiram
Official Brevet master page
Royal uniform
Silatnas 2011 invitation
Company formation
Greater National Coat of Arms
Copies of the original Treaties
Lesser National Coat of Arms
Video showing Jamalul Kiram II
Royal Archives Online
ARKBK appointment

The Official Songkoks of the Royal House of Sulu

The Official Songkok of HRH Raja Muda Muedzul Lail Tan Kiram of Sulu is designed by HE Datu Sadja Michael Y. Medvedev and it is produced by Meyer & Mortimer, Ltd (By Appointment to H.M. The Queen Elizabeth II Military Outfitters and by Appointment to H.M. The Sultan of Brunei).

The sample weaves of the Songkok

Datu Songkok Datu Sadja Songkok

Tuan Songkok Armiger Songkok (Noble Ancestry) Armiger Songkok

Legal documents

"Il Mondo del Cavaliere" no.44
Letter to the Royal House of Georgia
Nouvelle Union Franaise recognition
Sovereignty
Treaty of friendly relations
Official Songkoks
Legal documents
Revoke appointment of Fuad A Kiram
Official Brevet master page
Royal uniform
Silatnas 2011 invitation
Company formation
Greater National Coat of Arms
Copies of the original Treaties
Lesser National Coat of Arms
Video showing Jamalul Kiram II
Royal Archives Online
ARKBK appointment

Legal certified documents, which confirm Raja Muda of Sulu right to be the Head of the Royal House of Sulu

Structure of Sultante of Sulu, issued by H.M. Sultan Mohammad Mahakuttah A. Kiram, 34th Sultan of Sulu and its dependencies in 1974

Memo Order 427, issued by H.E. President of Philippines in 1974

Revoke appointment of Fuad A Kiram

Notarized copy of the Original Datu Moh. Fuad A. Kiram acceptance letter as Sultan of Sabah (granted by Raja Muda of Sulu), which currently has been revoked due to misuse

"Il Mondo del Cavaliere" no.44
Letter to the Royal House of Georgia
Nouvelle Union Franaise recognition
Sovereignty
Treaty of friendly relations
Official Songkoks
Legal documents
Revoke appointment of Fuad A Kiram
Official Brevet master page
Royal uniform
Silatnas 2011 invitation
Company formation
Greater National Coat of Arms
Copies of the original Treaties
Lesser National Coat of Arms
Video showing Jamalul Kiram II
Royal Archives Online
ARKBK appointment

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Raja Muda of Sulu revoke appointment of

Datu Moh. Fuad A. Kiram,

dated 17 May, 2006

Official Brevet master page

"Il Mondo del Cavaliere" no.44
Letter to the Royal House of Georgia
Nouvelle Union Franaise recognition
Sovereignty
Treaty of friendly relations
Official Songkoks
Legal documents
Revoke appointment of Fuad A Kiram
Official Brevet master page
Royal uniform
Silatnas 2011 invitation
Company formation
Greater National Coat of Arms
Copies of the original Treaties
Lesser National Coat of Arms
Video showing Jamalul Kiram II
Royal Archives Online
ARKBK appointment

The Official Brevet master page

Please find above The Only Official Royal and Hashemite Order of the Pearl Brevet master page, which is created by Gateway Chronicler King of Arms H.E. Datu Sadja Michael Y. Medvedev.

Royal uniform

"Il Mondo del Cavaliere" no.44
Letter to the Royal House of Georgia
Nouvelle Union Franaise recognition
Sovereignty
Treaty of friendly relations
Official Songkoks
Legal documents
Revoke appointment of Fuad A Kiram
Official Brevet master page
Royal uniform
Silatnas 2011 invitation
Company formation
Greater National Coat of Arms
Copies of the original Treaties
Lesser National Coat of Arms
Video showing Jamalul Kiram II
Royal Archives Online
ARKBK appointment

The Official Royal uniform

Please find above designs for day/evening uniform jacket and trousers for HRH Raja Muda Muedzul Lail Tan Kiram of Sulu. The design includes gold embroidered cuffs and collars, gold shoulder boards and buttons (Royal family crest) and brace top trousers 1 1/2 gold lace down leg.

This uniform dsign is created by Meyer & Mortimer, Ltd (By Appointment To H.M. The Queen Elizabeth II Military Outfitters and By Appointment To His Majesty The Sultan of Brunei).

Silatnas 2011 invitation

"Il Mondo del Cavaliere" no.44
Letter to the Royal House of Georgia
Nouvelle Union Franaise recognition
Sovereignty
Treaty of friendly relations
Official Songkoks
Legal documents
Revoke appointment of Fuad A Kiram
Official Brevet master page
Royal uniform
Silatnas 2011 invitation
Company formation
Greater National Coat of Arms
Copies of the original Treaties
Lesser National Coat of Arms
Video showing Jamalul Kiram II
Royal Archives Online
ARKBK appointment

Silatnas Raja dan Sultan S-Nusantara II 2011

HRH Raja Muda Muedzul Lail Tan Kiram of Sulu was officially invited to participate as guest from Royal Sultanate of Sulu by organisers of Silatnas 2011 and his name was presented to Vice-President of Indonesia for approval.

Bandung, West Java, will host the National Silatnas Raja dan Sultan of Se-Nusantara II 2011 from 24 to 26 June 2011.

Silatnas King and the Sultan of Se-Nusantara II will be attended by more than 220 Kings and Crown Princes, Sultans and the Empresses. Silatnas will be attended by 300 participants.

Meanwhile, Secretary General of the King and Sultan Silatnas Se-Nusantara II, King Samu-Samu VI said Silatnas will have guest Sultans from abroad. Among the others HRH Raja Muda Muedzul Lail Tan Kiram of Sulu from the Royal Sultanate of Sulu.

Company formation

"Il Mondo del Cavaliere" no.44
Letter to the Royal House of Georgia
Nouvelle Union Franaise recognition
Sovereignty
Treaty of friendly relations
Official Songkoks
Legal documents
Revoke appointment of Fuad A Kiram
Official Brevet master page
Royal uniform
Silatnas 2011 invitation
Company formation
Greater National Coat of Arms
Copies of the original Treaties
Lesser National Coat of Arms
Video showing Jamalul Kiram II
Royal Archives Online
ARKBK appointment

Rumah Bichara Sin Sultaniyyah Sin Lupah Sug

In June 2011 RUMAH BICHARA SIN SULTANIYYAH SIN LUPAH SUG was incorporated.

Greater National Coat of Arms

The Official Greater National Coat of Arms

The Official Flag

Copies of the original Treaties

Lesser National Coat of Arms

The Lesser National Arms

The simplified versions of lesser arms

Video showing Jamalul Kiram II

Royal Archives Online

ARKBK appointment

Commemorative medal

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Insignia

Members of the Order

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Intranet

ROYAL SULTANATE OF SULU All general correspondence should be addressed to: Sultaniyyah Sin Lupah Sug Darul Jambangan, Lupah Sug Jolo, Sulu

HRH Raja Muda Muedzul Lail Tan Kiram HM Sultan Moh. Mahakuttah A. KiramHM Sultan Moh. Esmail E. Kiram I (on right)Structure of Sultanate Memo Order 427HM Sultan Mawallil Wasit KiramHM Sultan Moh. Jamalul Kiram II