Dezhou, a Philippines timeline

Dezhou


Chapter I


During 1417, the East King of Sulu, Paduka Pahala, sailed with his family and 300 other people of noble descent. He was to pay tribute to the Yongle Chinese emperor, Zhu Di, who was of the Ming Dynasty. While he was welcomed by the emperor upon his arrival in China, he nevertheless contracted a mysterious disease on his way home and died at Dezhou, a town in Shandong province in China the eldest son, Tumahan returned to Sulu and but his sons, Antulu and Wenhala remained in china. The emperor immediately commissioned artisans and sculptors to build a tomb for the deceased monarch, which still stands today.


In the return of the Prince to Sulu, Tumahan he would encounter Rajah Baginda of Sulu who came from Minangbangkau.


In this time, Sulu had been focused on its trade from China and weakens its connections to Majapahit but Selurong would strongly be a part of Majapahit and remains to be a hopping point of traders from Majapahit to Okinawa and Japan…
 
Chapter II


Okinawa and Majapahit would become trading partners with Selurong as their transit point that Selurong is an invisible country due to it being a transit point, Selurong is a flood prone country whose value is strategical and like a trading rock for the Majapahitans.


The Island of Selurong would attract Javanese and Sumatran settlers during the mid-part of the 15th century creating a population spike in the area, notably in North Eastern Selurong or on the South West part of it in the Manila bay.


1490’s the Pinatubo would erupt causing destruction in Selurong, however the Javanese would return on 1510’s on the time of the collapse of Majapahit, Sumatrans would follow the to Selurong.


The Country of Selurong is treated as a mere province of Majapahit by the big powers like China.
 
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Chapter III

On 1530, The collapse of Majapahit has repercussions in the Eastern part of the East Indies, it would shift the focus of Selurong to the Sumatrans or Aceh who were their original allies, however it will not directly communicate with China and the trade with Okinawa from Java was broken up, islam was introduced to Selurong by Acehnese traders, however they would have a good trading relationship with Demak.


The collapse of Majapahit would happen because Demak conquered the core of Majapahit.


The Sumatran Settlers start to migrate to Selurong and mingle with the natives and the earlier Javanese settlers.


In this point Magellan was able to go to Cebu in the earlier decade, he returned to Sulu in order to negotiate trade with the Sultanate of Sulu, Maharajah Upo and Magellan created a trade deal between Sulu and Spain.


The Visayans of Sugbu would resist the conversions and banditry from the Sultanate of Sulu while Panay accepts the Islamic faith from Sulu and accept the overlordship of Sulu.



note:

Selurong is roughly the Regions I-III of the Philippines..
 
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Chapter IV



Demak

The country the swallowed the remnants of Majapahit in Java


Selurong

The Country that used to be a part of Majapahit in Selurong, its territory is the Northern Half of the Island of Gintu or Selurong, it is close to both Demak and Aceh.


Aceh

A Part of Majapahit that converted to Islam early, they would be affected by the sack of Malacca by the Portuguese.


Sunda

The Westernmost State in Java, has a treaty relationshop with the Portuguese.


Sulu

Left Majapahit for China in the early 14th century


Brunei

A new expansionist power in Borneo, it established Manila, a city between Kumintang and Selurong.


Sri Vijayan Successor States


Melaka


Its capital was sacked by the Portuguese, on 1510 after the Portuguese sacked Malacca, the Acehnese invaded the rest of the territory of the Malaccan Sultanate.
 
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