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Abu Bakar the authority of Johor, became famous as Seri Maharaja Johor
Abu Bakar continued to maintain a friendly relationship with the British with a view to keep up and boost the economy and development of the place.
In 1866 crowned as Sultan of Johor
Father of modern Johor
Formed Present constitution
Map of the Dominion of Johor, 1727
“Johor” in Johor Bahru comes from the word ‘jauhar’ which is Arabic for ‘precious stones’
indicative of the influence of Arab traders
The Dutch fleet battling with the Portuguese armada as part of the Dutch–Portuguese War in 1606 to gain control of Malacca
the final significant battle of the precolonial period.
Johor-Dutch battle in the 1780s
Population of johor 2022
4,009,670
Same Location then vs now
Johor is connected by two bridges with neighboring country Singapore. Over 300.000 inhabitants of Johor Bahru work in Singapore for many years because of better economical prospects. Vice versa many inhabitants of Singapore go to Johor Bahru to shop affordable at one of the many shopping malls.
Jalan Ngee Heng
Hilton Double Tree Johor Bahru
Declared a city in 1994
Malaysia's 3rd LARGEST city with city center and metropolitan
Population (2022)
1,711,191 people
proximity to Singapore
16 million tourists annually
Flourishing economy after the tough times post 1997 economic crisis
Location map of Johor Bahru, Johor
Highest population growth rate in Southeast Asia
well known as an industrial city
BRIEF HISTORY
The town also saw an influx of Chinese immigrants.
Founded in 1855
Temenggong Daeng Ibrahim, established administrative headquarters in JB
Previously called Tanjung Puteri, a small Malay fishing village
Temenggong Ibrahim renamed Tanjung Puteri as Iskandar Puteri in 1858
His successor renamed it Johor Bahru during the grand opening of Istana Besar Johor on 1 January 1866.
World War II
The Japanese army invaded Johor Bahru on 31 January 1942, during the Battle of Malaya
After World War II
After 1946, Johor Bahru became a hotspot for Malay nationalism in the state
BRIEF HISTORY
1859 - Johor govt. moved administrative headquarters to Nusajaya, Gelang Patah, and renames it as Kota Iskandar
1880s, Johor Bahru became a bustling free port, handling all sorts of local produce including timber, tin, tapioca, areca nuts, coffee and tea
Majlis Bandaraya Johor Bahru, the city council, was formed and the city's current main square,
Dataran Bandaraya Johor Bahru, was constructed to commemorate this event.
1990s, Johor Bahru had considerably expanded in size, and was officially granted recognition as a city on 1 January 1994
Suburb in Iskandar Puteri, Johor Bahru District
part of the new growth corridor of southwest Johor
also spelled Sekudai
Public transport currently limited to bus network
JB's metropolitan area under West - its hub is Skudai
Large number of shopping centres built around
Geographically located at the center of Johor
Population range 160,000 to 210,000
Most of Skudai's residents are of Chinese descent (65%),
followed by Malays (22%) and Indians (12%).
1983
Oil palm plantation that is owned by the goverment
1984
1994
Lembaga Tabung Angkatan Tentera (LTAT) received the privatised land
Mutiara Rini Sdn Bhd, a member of the Boustead and LTAT Group of Companies was incorporated
1996
Taman Mutiara Rini was the first project launched by Mutiara Rini Sdn Bhd.
1998
1999
"Best Layout Planning For Residential Development"
"Best Planned Township"
Developement phase of the urban forest
Initial site of the urban forest surrounded by palm oil plantation
2001
Urban forest is established by a collaboration between Majlis Perbandaran Iskandar Puteri and Forest Research Institute.
The concept behind the masterplan is gambir and tepak sireh
2006
Master plan designed by landscape design consultant Morphosis Design Sdn Bhd.
2008
Dataran Sekapur Sireh managed by national landscape deparment with Landscape Morphosis Sdn Bhd.
2009
Hutan Bandar Mutiara Rini officially open by YABhg. Tin Jeane Abdullah
2022
2011
2019
Future ideas for further development is proposed
The development of the urban forest is 95% completed
Dataran Sekapur Sireh is completed
Malaysia
Global Trade
Various Cultures
Sea Lane
2nd half of 20th Century
Contemporary Malaysia, spanning thousands of years back to prehistoric times
14th century
Adoption of Islam and Rise of Sultanates
SUPPLY
DEMAND
COLONIAL ECONOMY
Wave of Chinese and Indian Workers
Muslims
4th Phase of Foreign Influence
10th century
Passing through
THAILAND
British Malaya - Dutch East Idies
MALAYA
First European Colonial Power in 1511
INDONESIA
Anglo-Siamese
Treaty
DUTCH
Followed in 1641
ENGLISH
1955
Communist
Insurgency
Rise of Nationalism
1948-1960
EMERGENCY RULE
12 YEARS
1942-1945
Malaya + Sabah + Sarawak
1957
Independence
Occupied and Defeated
During World War II
End of British Rule
Japanese Invasion
MCP
Took arms against British
1946
Malayan Union established by British
UNMO
Ethnic Malays
1963
Federation of Malaysia
1965
Singapore is expelled
1960
End of Emergency
1957
INDEPENDENCE
Malaya + Singapore + Sabah + Sarawak
Through Diplomatic Negotiation
Johhor
Johor
Bahru
Afonso de Albuquerque
From 15th century onwards, the Portuguese started seeking a maritime route towards Asia. In 1511, Afonso de Albuquerque led an expedition to Malaya which seized Malacca with the intent of using it as a base for activities in Southeast Asia. This was the first colonial claim on what is now Malaysia.
"Conquest of Malacca", study painting by Ernesto Condeixa
The current population of Malaysia is 33,344,488 as of Saturday, November 12, 2022, based on Worldometer elaboration of the latest United Nations data. In 1955 it wwas 7,038,913