61. Art Corridor Magazine - Articles Archives Issue 8 Editorial Content singapore history museum- a national museum. singapore history museum a national museum. http://www.artcorridor.net/artcorridor08/singhistorymuseum.html

62. History Singapore A short but comprehensive article on the history of singapore.Category Regional Asia singapore Society and Culture history...... http://inic.utexas.edu/asnic/countries/singapore/Singapore-History.html

Singapore History Written accounts of the early history of Singapore are sketchy and the names used to refer to the country are varied. In the third century, a Chinese account gave reference to Singapore as Pu-luo-chung, or "island at the end of a peninsula". In 1320, however, the Mongol court sent a mission to a place called Long Yamen (Dragon's Tooth Strait) to get elephants. This probably referred to Keppel Harbour. A visitor from China, Wang Dayuan, who came around 1330, called the main settlement Pancur (spring), and reported that there were Chinese already living here. One of the earliest references to Singapore as Temasek, or Sea Town, was found in the Javanese Nagarakretagama' of 1365. The name was also mentioned in a Vietnamese source at around the same time. By the end of the 14th century, the Sanskrit name, Singapura (Lion City), became commonly used. At that time, Singapore was caught in the struggles between Siam (now Thailand) and the Java-based Majapahit Empire for control over the Malay Peninsula. According to the Sejarah Melayu (Malay Annals), Singapore was defeated in one Majapahit attack, but Iskandar Shah, or Parameswara, a prince of Palembang, later killed the local chieftain and installed himself as the island's new ruler. Shortly after, he was driven out, either by the Siamese or by the Javanese forces of the Majapahit Empire. He fled north to Muar in the Malay Peninsula, where he founded the Malacca Sultanate. Singapore remained an important part of the Malacca Sultanate; it was the fief of the admirals (laksamanas), including the famous Hang Tuah.

63. NUS: Library: A Sense Of History A Sense of history. a select bibliography on the history of singapore http://www.lib.nus.edu.sg/bib/sh

Internet edition compiled by Tim Yap Fuan Based on the print edition published in 1998 compiled by Tim Yap Fuan * Lee Ching Seng * Lee-Wang Cheng Yeng Ong-Tang Sou Chan * Tham Wai Fong * Vimala Nambiar Cover designer Wong Kah Wei The National University of Singapore Library Internet ed., 2002 A Sense of History a select bibliography on the history of Singapore Table of Contents Also includes: Chinese Language Materials Japanese Language Materials

64. MapZones.com History singapore, history, Back to Top. Humans have inhabited singapore forabout 2,000 years. The original seaport, Temasek, may have been http://www.mapzones.com/world/asia/singapore/historyindex.php

Country Info Singapore Introduction Singapore General Data Singapore Maps Singapore Culture ... Singapore Time and Date Singapore History Back to Top Humans have inhabited Singapore for about 2,000 years. The original seaport, Temasek, may have been a trading center in the Malay kingdom of Sri Vijaya until the 14th century, when title passed to the Javanese kingdom of Majapahit. The settlement most likely received the name Singapura (Sanskrit for “Lion City”) between the 11th and 14th centuries. It was destroyed in the late 1300s and replaced by Malacca (now Melaka) as the most important port in the area. For more than 400 years Singapore Island was inhabited only by a few Malays who lived in small fishing villages. Rajendra may have named the city Singapura (“Lion City”), later corrupted to Singapore, or the name may have been bestowed in the 14th century by Buddhist monks, to whom the lion was a symbolic character. According to the Sejarah Melayu, a Malay chronicle, the city was founded by the Srivijayan prince Sri Tri Buana; he is said to have glimpsed a tiger, mistaken it for a lion, and thus called the settlement Singapura. Countries Map or Maps Egypt Maps South Africa Maps England Maps France Maps ... mailto:info@mapzones.com?subject=Mail from HomePage

65. World Travel Guide - Singapore - History And Government World Travel Guide singapore - history Government - includes informationon the constitution and politics. WORLDTRAVELGUIDE.NET, http://www.travel-guide.com/data/sgp/sgp580.asp

OAS_sitepage = URL + '/South-EastAsia/Singapore/HistoryandGovernment'; WORLD TRAVEL GUIDE .NET GUIDES World Travel Guide World City Guide World Airport Guide World Cruise Guide ... World Weather TOOLS Holiday Brochures Mini Guide Online Bookstore World Clock ... Reservations APPENDICES How to Use This Guide Health Disabled Travellers Buddhism ... Travel Warnings LANGUAGES Deutsch Dutch Español Français ... Singapore History and Government History: Government: The parliament is unicameral; executive power nominally rests with the President, but effectively lies with the Prime Minister and the Cabinet. The presidency is a largely ceremonial post whose incumbent is elected by parliament to serve a six-year term. The 93-member Parliament is elected for a five-year term: apart from nine presidential appointees, its members are elected under a constituency system. NOTE: This site is updated quarterly - for the very latest information see www.columbusguides.com About this site Terms and Conditions Advertise ... Feedback Travel Information Contact Addresses Overview General Information Passport/Visa ... Maps City Guides Singapore Regions and Cities Introduction Singapore City Jurong The Islands Tools Weather Mini Guide Reviews

66. Singapore's History singapore's history singapore was founded in 1819 by Sir Stamford Raffles,a 19th century British civil servant. He worked for the http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/5994/history.html

Singapore's History Singapore was founded in 1819 by Sir Stamford Raffles, a 19th century British civil servant. He worked for the British East India Company and was looking for a trading post to counter the Dutch influence in the Southeast Asian region. Singapore was at the time only a tiny Malay fishing village, but proved to be the ideal spot due to the perfect geographical location. Singapore was at the crossroads of the East and West. [History] [Places of Interest] [Local cusine] [Travelling Tips] ... [Email]

67. Football Singapore - History history of singapore Soccer Back to Home National Team Where is singapore SporeProfessional Football League Go to Ezine Current Issue Archives Rank the site http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/Stadium/9668/history.html

FOOTBALL SINGAPORE History of Singapore Soccer Back to Home National Team Where is Singapore Spore Professional ... Football League Go to Ezine Current Issue Archives Rank the site Guestbook Sign View Email Webmaster This page hosted by Get your own Free Homepage Birth of the Game Football was introduced by the colonial British back in the 19th century. It's simplicity yet ironic unpredictability soon turned it into the most popular sport on the island. Hardly surprising as this is the case everywhere except in the North America. Local Leagues were formed, while once the exclusive playground of the British presence, very soon locals were admitted too. The Leagues were highly popular and drew crowd by the thousands. Evolution of the Malaysia Cup The decades after 1930s marked the the start of the golden era in Singapore soccer. The Malaysian Cup competition was formed and the island being one of the state at that time were admitted. Singapore was always one of the strongest team. A total of 24 Championships were won. The Malaysian was immensely popular with the population, 50,000 fans were common in home games. 1965: Singapore Independence In 1965 political dispute erupted in the Malaysian Peninsular. Malaysian leaders wanted Malaysia to be ruled by Malays, Singapore leaders wanted Malaysia to be ruled by Malaysian irregardless of race, language or religion. Yes, you guessed it, Singapore leaders were not malays.

68. UBS - Investment Funds Singapore - History Asset Management to reflect the truly global nature of our business.Review the overall history of UBS AG on our corporate website. http://www.ubs.com/e/investmentfunds/singapore/about_us/history.html

Home Site Map Contact us UBS Global Asset Management was formed through the merger of Union Bank of Switzerland and the Swiss Bank Corporation in 1998. Review the overall history of UBS AG on our corporate website Philosophy Process Client Services ... Our Strengths Products and services in these webpages are not available for US persons, for the exclusion of residents of other nations see the legal and regulatory information on UBS Investment Funds. All applications for units in the unit trust must be made on the application forms accompanying the prospectus. Investors should read the prospectus for details.

69. Singapore - History history. singapore was first mentioned in a 3rd Century Chinese account, whichdescribed it as Puluo-chung , or island at the end of the peninsula. http://www.marimari.com/content/singapore/general_info/history/history.html

HOME Hotel Tour Cruise ... Car Select Destination Australia Bali Brunei China Hong Kong Japan Korea Macau Malaysia Myanmar New Zealand Philippines Singapore Taiwan Thailand Vietnam SINGAPORE Hotels in Singapore Popular Places Best of Singapore Entertainment ... General Info TRAVEL TOOLS Weather Check Currency Converter TimeZone Converter Language Translator ... Stock Index MARIMARI.COM About Us Contact Us Join Us Press Room ... Site Map General Info Geography l History l People l Politics History Singapore was first mentioned in a 3rd Century Chinese account, which described it as "Pu-luo-chung", or island at the end of the peninsula. In the 7th Century, a Malayan Buddhist Empire was established on the island of Sumatra. Temasek (Sea Town) as Singapore was then known, was a prosperous trading outpost of this empire. However, it is said that in the 13th Century, a member of the Royal family, Sang Nila Utama, was searching for a site to build a new city. Arriving at the sandy shores of the island, he mistook a tiger for a lion. Taking this as a good omen, he decided to build his new city here, naming it Singapura, the Sanskrit words for Lion City. Singapore's modern name was thus born. During World War II in 1942, the security was rudely shattered when the Japanese invaded North Malaya and advanced towards Singapore. The British administration in Singapore surrendered on February 8, 1942. Under the Japanese ruling, Singapore was renamed Syonan (light of the South), and the commerce died down.

70. Sanden International Singapore - History Sanden Corporation. Sanden singapore. 1974 Sankyo International singaporeRegional Marketing Office was established on 2nd December, 1974. http://www.sanden.com.sg/history.html

Sanden Corporation Sanden Singapore Sankyo International Singapore Regional Marketing Office was established on 2nd December, 1974. The office was housed at Goldhill Shopping Centre. As regional activities continued to grow, more space was needed. We moved to Far East Shopping Centre. Singapore office took a more prominent role in expanding the Asian and African markets. In order to better serve these growing markets, a local subsidiary was incorporated on 30th December, 1977 - SANKYO INTERNATIONAL (S) PTE LTD. The establishment of Sankyo International (S) Pte Ltd at Hillview House. As the patronage and support of our customers grew and Sankyo's name became more recognised in car air-conditioning circles, we acquired another warehouse in Paya Lebar. This year saw another step in the widening scope of Sankyo's activities. Vending machines were introduced in the Singapore market. In order to ensure that this new concept received the fullest attention, Sanden Vending Pte Ltd, a local joint-venture company was incorporated in October for the sales and services of vending machines. This is a year that will always be remembered, as Sankyo's dreams became realities with the construction of Sanden House. Not only did our staff enjoy the pleasant surroundings of the new office, but more important, it represents the completion of Sankyo's second SD-5 compressor manufacturing facility outside Japan.

71. NUS: KE > October 2001 > Digging Up Singapore's History Oct 2001 Issue, Digging up singapore's history. Associate ProfessorJohn Miksic, 54, recently led a team on an archaeological dig http://newshub.nus.edu.sg/ke/0104/articles/sghistory.htm

menuSelected=-1; prefix="../"; Oct 2001 Issue Digging up Singapore's history Associate Professor John Miksic, 54, recently led a team on an archaeological dig at the Bras Basah Park between Waterloo and Queen Street. The team discovered the brick foundations of a 19th century prison built, unexpectedly, on a swamp. Knowledge Enterprise spoke to Singapore's pioneer archaeologist, who lectures and researches on Southeast Asian studies in NUS. Assoc Prof John Miksic (left) with Mr Ridzwan Dzafir, head of the Malay Heritage Board. KE: Besides Bras Basah, where in Singapore have you dug and what are some of your interesting archaeological discoveries? JM: I've dug at Fort Canning, and continue to dig there. The hill was probably a palace in the 14th century; it contains many unusual artifacts, both local and Chinese. I dug at the site of the new Parliament House in 1994-95 and at Empress Place in 1998. All three sites yielded large quantities of artifacts dating back to the 14th century locally made pottery, Chinese porcelain and stoneware, coins, glass, etc. Colonial period sites I've dug include Duxton Hill, Istana Kampung Gelam, and now Bras Basah. There are many more potential sites, in particular in the area between the Esplanade, Stamford Road, Fort Canning, and the Singapore River.

72. National University Of Singapore - History Department - Politics (*Singapore: In National University of singapore history Department. Organisation Name,National University of singapore - history Department. Country, singapore. http://www.signposts.uts.edu.au/contacts/Singapore/Individual/421.html

Contacts Singapore Individual National University of Singapore - History Department Organisation Name National University of Singapore - History Department Country Singapore Classification Individual Summary Contact is an expert in Malaysian politics and society. Main Issue Singapore: Politics Contact Details Phone Contacting Individuals Name Paul Kratoska Phone as above Signposts Home Whats New - Contacts Search Submit Contacts ... Help Signposts is part of the the Australian Centre for Independent Journalism (ACIJ) . The content is maintained by the Signposts team on a regular basis. The Contacts module is updated from linked databases, automatically, on a daily basis. Concept and development by Social Change Online Date record created: 10 May 96

73. NUS: Library: A Sense Of History: Singapore: Social Life & Conditions A Sense of history a select bibliography on the history of singapore. Crimesand offences court notebooks as a source for singapore social history. http://www.lib.nus.edu.sg/bib/sh/singsocial.html

A Sense of History: a select bibliography on the history of Singapore Home Table of Contents Back Next Singapore: Abeysekera, Frederick George The history of the Assemblies of God of Singapore. Singapore: Assemblies of God of Singapore, 1992. 536p. Covers the period from 1928 to 1992. [BV2595 Asg.A] Arasaratnam Sinnappah Indians in Malaysia and Singapore. Rev. ed. Kuala Lumpur: Oxford University Press, 1970. 239p. [DS595 Aaa] Blake, Myrna L. Kampong Eurasians in Singapore. Singapore: Dept. of Sociology, University of Singapore, 1973. 45p. [DS599.4 Bla] Blythe, W. L. The impact of Chinese secret societies in Malaya: a historical study. London: Oxford University Press, 1969. 570p. [HS315.1 Bly] Braga-Blake, Myrna , ed. Singapore Eurasians: memories and hopes. Singapore: Published for Eurasian Association, Singapore, by Times Editions, 1992. 176p. [DS599.4 Sin] Chang, Cynthia Yee Ping

74. About Singapore - History history In Brief Early records of singapore are vague, though it seems to havebeen a small seaport during the period when the mighty Sumatran Sri Vijaya http://www.regit.com/regitour/spore/about/history.htm

History In Brief Early records of Singapore are vague, though it seems to have been a small seaport during the period when the mighty Sumatran Sri Vijaya Empire ruled the whole region. According to the 16th-century Sejarah Melayu, or 'Malay Annals', Temasek, as it was then known, was a flourishing trading post in the 14th century. However, a contemporary Chinese account describes it as a pirate island. It was briefly ruled by the Sumatran prince Parameswara, but invasions by the Thais and Javanese in the 1390s drove him to flee north to Melaka to found the Malay Sultanate there. Singa Pura remained undeveloped until the arrival of Thomas Stamford Raffles. Gazing over the Singapore River up which he sailed in January 1819 stands this white marble statue of Thomas Stamford Raffles, the city's visionary founder.

75. History Of Singapore chronology. Here's where you can see singapore's history in chronological order. HistoricalBuildings. Take a walk through singapore's architectural history. http://hyperion.advanced.org/10414/

76. Chronological Index Of Singapore's History Chronological Index of The history of singapore. 1819. A trading stationwas established by Sir Stamford Raffles under an agreement http://hyperion.advanced.org/10414/chronology.html

77. Asiatour.com / Travel Guide To Singapore - History, Attractions, Entertainment, Gardens, Parks and Nature Safari; Other Parks; Isles of singapore; Landmarks andMemorials; Living history; Museums; Places of Worship; Suburban singapore; Themed http://www.asiatour.com/singapore/content1.htm

Welcome to Asiatour.com - your one-stop source for travel guides on most Asian countries and some African destinations. H O M E Deutsch Deutsch-Thai-Wörterbuch Health Publications ... Privacy Policy Sexual relationships in Singapore If you are traveling to Singapore, you may be interested in sexual relationships with locals, and no, I do not mean the services of prostitutes or other commercial providers. While you can meet Singaporeans interested in sex accidentally, the chances of success are not particularly high if you are there only for a limited period of time. On the other hand, Singaporeans often are sexually attracted to foreign people. For young Singaporean women, it is chic to have a Western boyfriend. So, there must be a trick to overcome the time-consuming "accidental", and to link more effectively the sexual interests of foreign visitors with those of locals. Try the Internet. Or, more to the point: try www.AdultfriendsFinder.com . The service lists some 25,000 Singapore residents explicitly interested in non-commercial sexual relationships. While there are more males on the search than females, there are indeed an amazing number of women using the service. Listings are divided into categories: men seeking women, women seeking men, men seeking men, women seeking women, men seeking couples or groups, and women seeking couples or groups.

78. ACCESS | Asia 's Newspaper On Electronic Information Product & Service Digitising singapore's history British Library and National Library Board of singaporeproject puts historic documents on the Web Historic documents about http://www.aardvarknet.info/access/number41/monthnews.cfm?monthnews=04

79. Asian Studies -- Singapore Provides articles and links to sites on the history, economy and politics of singapore.Category Regional Asia singapore Society and Culture history...... Internet sites dealing with singapore. Topics include News Media, Politics, Businessand Economy, Society, Philosophy and Religion, history, Literature, Culture http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/SSEAL/SouthAsia/WWWVL/singapore.html

The World-Wide Web Virtual Library Alphabetical Category Subtree WWW VL database Asian Studies Home Page Singapore WWW Virtual Library Edited by Suzanne McMahon ( smcmahon@library.berkeley.edu University of California, Berkeley, SSEALS S'pore, Xinjiapo, ·s ¥[ ©Y Status: Republic Capital: Singapore Internet Code: SG Singapore Table of Contents Mass Media Politics History Academic Institutions ... Other Guides to Singapore Other WWW VLs Southeast Asian Studies Asian Studies WWW Virtual Library Important notes: Chinese characters in this guide are in Big-5. To read Chinese characters (on this page as well as on many others) you have to install a Chinese system on your PC. You can download such a system via internet. The following sites give instructions and location: http://www.sinica.edu.tw/chinese-env/win31.html Entries preceded by a single asterisk (*) were modified since the last update. Links preceded by two asterisks (**) have been added since the last update. Return to Asian Studies WWW Virtual Library page Return to Southeast Asian WWW Virtual Library page This WWW Virtual Library compiles web links to leading Singapore-related online resources. If you know an information

80. The Law Society Of Singapore - History Of The Society PREFACE The history of the legal profession in singapore can be traced back to thenineteenth century. The practice of law then was conducted by law agents . http://www.lawsoc.org.sg/about/preface.html

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