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HISTORY HUTAN BANDAR MBIP

JOHOR

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

JOHOR

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

JOHOR

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

current johor. johor now

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

JOHOR BAHRU

Declared a city in 1994

Malaysia's 3rd LARGEST city with city center and metropolitan

Population (2022)

1,711,191 people

JOHOR BAHRU

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

SKUDAI

SKUDAI

Suburb in Iskandar Puteri, Johor Bahru District

part of the new growth corridor of southwest Johor

also spelled Sekudai

SKUDAI

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

Demographic

Population range 160,000 to 210,000

Most of Skudai's residents are of Chinese descent (65%),

followed by Malays (22%) and Indians (12%).

MUTIARA RINI

HISTORY OF MUTIARA RINI

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"

KAMPUNG MELAYU LIMA KEDAI

HISTORY OF KAMPUNG LIMA KEDAI

HUTAN BANDAR MBIP

HISTORY HUTAN BANDAR MBIP

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

MALAYSIA

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

Malaya and Borneo

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

Colonial rule to Independence

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

Portugese

Afonso de Albuquerque

portugese rule

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

Modern Malysia

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

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