Si Kitol

The danger is 'Kitol' ...

Because they drop a drop, they break the milk in half .... Get up!

'SI kitol' is a deserter and was the source of the destruction of the Malacca Sultanate. He was also telling lies and divide the Malays.

In the book Sejarah Melayu there is about a character named Si Kitol. The story begins with Kitol being in debt to the King but he has a hard time paying off his debt.

King Mendaliar was a very wealthy and well-known man in Malacca at that time. King Mendaliar had heard that his wealth was less than a gold medal from Treasurer Seri Emperor Tun Mutahir.

One day there was a misunderstanding between King Mendeliar and a wealthy merchant in Malacca at the time named Nina Sura Dewana. The two of them met with the Treasurer Seri Emperor to resolve the dispute between them. At that time, it was late in the afternoon and the Treasurer Seri Emperor ordered them to come the next day.

Kitul learned of the fact that the Treasurer Seri Seri Emperor and Nina Sura Dewana had a secret meeting, and then he told King Mendeliar that the Treasurer of the Seri Emperor had sided with Nina Sura Dewana in his dispute with the King. What Kitol told the King of the Mendelar was false and slanderous.

King Mendeliar felt his position was threatened by the news he received. Then King Mendeliar tore up Kitol's debt letter and told him that he owed the whole of his gold debt to the world hereafter.

After that, the King of the Throne also took action. He took some of his possessions and went to the home of Admiral Khoja Hassan. King Mendeliar told Admiral Khoja Hassan that the Treasurer Seri Emperor was planning to become king in Malacca.

He added that the Treasurer of the Seri Emperor had also ordered some gold tools. Seeing the rich treasure, Admiral Khoja Hassan could not think long. His judgment is gone and his mental sanity is gone.

Finally, the most tragic event in the history of Malacca where the Treasurer of the Seri Emperor, his brother the Crown Prince, Tun Hassan Temenggung (son of the Treasurer of the Emperor) and Tun Ali's husband Tun Fatimah was sentenced to death by Sultan Mahmud without further examination.

This event is not only black history in the history of Malacca, but it also affects the continuation of the Malacca sultanate itself. This is only due to slander and the fruit of the mouths of people who have no moral value such as Kitol. The Kitol just want to let him alone and divide the Malays.

Melakakini

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