Pelayaran Zheng He dan Alam Melayu

• Main Author: Kong, Yuanzhi. 1937- (Author)
• Format: Book
• Language: Malay
• Published: Bangi, Selangor Penerbit Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia 2000
• Edition: Print book : State or province government publication : Malay : Cetakan 1
• Series: Siri monograf alam dan tamadun melayu
• Subjects: Zheng, He, > 1371-1435; Explorer > Biography > China; Zheng, He, 1371-1435 > Travel > Malaysia; Description and travel > Southeast Asia; Description and travel > Malaysia; Ming dynasty, 1368-1644 > History > China
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• Item Description: Mengandungi bibliografi dan indeks
• Physical Description: 208 pages illustrations 23 cm
• Bibliography: Includes bibliographical references and index
• ISBN: 9679425088 (paperback); 9789679425086 (paperback)

Throughout the history of China-Malaysia relations, there has never been a major and prolonged dispute. Parameswara, along with the queen, his entourage, and his entourage of 540 people, visited China in 1422. This entourage was the largest foreign force that visited China during the reign of the Ming Dynasty. After receiving the best welcome and awards from the Ming Emperor, the return visit led by Zheng He received a warm welcome in Malacca. Malaysia always appreciates all figures who have contributed to peace and progress in various countries. Among others are the figures featured in this book, namely Zheng He (1371-1433), also known by several other names such as Zheng Ho, Cheng Ho, and Sam Po Kong. He is considered a great and meritorious ambassador of friendship because of his success in leading a fleet of 27 thousand members on various goodwill visits to more than 30 kingdoms around 1405-13. He and his entourage went seven times to Melaka, Pahang (1409-12), Johor (1409), Kelantan (1412), and several other places in the Malay Peninsula