TAUSUG & Kesultanan Sulu

• Main Author: Asreemoro 1977-
• Format: Book
• Language: Malay
• Published: Batu Caves, Selangor Asreemoro Studio 2007
• Subjects: Tausug(Philippine people); Ethnology > Sulu > Philippines
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 This book dissects the history of the Sulu archipelago inhabited by the Sug (Tausug) tribes is found in historical defects. They are referred to as a nation that does not recognize defeat and destruction due to their courage. Even in the Tausug language dictionary itself the word "surrender" is not found. Historians on average know Tausug as an invincible nation as mentioned in the book "Never Subdued" by Franklin Hook. Tauug fought with Spain for 377 years without defeat, fought with Japan and then fought the Philippines after World War II for 40 years to this day they still remain fighting. This is the only nation in the archipelago that is hardest against and stubbornly defends Iman and Islam that they have anuti from the thrust of colonial Christianization. They managed to defend the territory of the Sulu archipelago to remain 99% Muslim until today. The Tausug were known as a defensive race until they were called the JURAMENTADO (suicide attackers) by the Spanish. Who actually Tausug held the Suluk @ Solok by the Malay people? In addition to giving the history of this book also answers questions related to the Sultanate of Sulu and the issue of Lease of North Borneo (Sabah).