Triad and Tabut: A Survey of the Origin and Diffusion of Chinese and Mohamedan Secret Societies in the Malay Peninsula, AD 1800-1935: Part 1 - 3644

"Triad and Tabut: A Survey of the Origin and Diffusion of Chinese and Mohamedan Secret Societies in the Malay Peninsula, AD 1800-1935" is a comprehensive historical study that looks at the development and spread of secret societies among Chinese and Muslim communities in the Malay Peninsula over 135 years. Investigations towards the social, political, and economic settings of these secret societies' beginnings. In light of colonial control, local tensions, and the need for economic cooperation, social solidarity, and mutual protection, he looks into the factors that led to their establishment. The book sheds light on these societies' covert nature by describing their rituals, organizational structures, and standards of conduct. In addition, the study looks at how Muslim secret societies and Chinese Triads interacted, navigating the colonial environment and adapting to shifting political circumstances. An analysis of how these societies affected the Malay Peninsula's local government, law enforcement, and way of life. "Triad and Tabut" provides an in-depth analysis of the complex network of covert organizations in the area, shedding light on the clandestine societies' historical relevance, cultural influence, and interactions between various ethnic and religious groups. This book is an invaluable resource for historians, sociologists, and anybody interested in the history of secret societies in the Malay States because of Wynne's scientific approach and thorough research.
ASIN: B0DGMTGGZY
VSKU: BVV.B0DGMTGGZY.VG
Condition: Very Good
Author/Artist:Wynne, Mervyn Llewelyn
Binding: Hardcover