Monograph 35
Raja Bilah and the Mandailing in Perak: 1875-1911
By Abdur-Razzad Lubis and Khoo Salma Nasution
278pp. Size: 212x300mm. Hardcover
2003

Contents:
Preface
Acknowledgements
Biographic Notes
Introduction

1. The Padri War and Raja Bilah's Migration to the Peninsula
   
2. Raja Asal and Raja Bilah in Perak
   
3. Papan Mines
   
4. Raja Bilah, Collector of Tin Duties
   
5. Expedition to Slim & Bernam
   
6. 'Mines are in Full Swing'
   
7. Raja Bilah, The Penghulu of Papan
   
8. Resistance to Corvee Labour in Lambor
   
9. Tok Stia Raja and the Early Development of Batu Gajah
   
10. The Papan Mosque and Islamic Administration
    
11. The Identity of the 'Malay Miners' of Kinta
    
12. Forest Conversation Destroys the Relau Semut Industry
    
13. The 1887 Papan Riots
    
14. Raja Bilah in Debt
    
15. Imam Prang Ja Barumun, a 'Maker of Kinta'
    
16. The Gopeng Contingent
    
17. Kinta Through the Eyes of Abu Bakar
    
18. The Mandailing Cultivators
    
19. Raja Mahmud of Sengat
    
20. Raja Ya'qub as a Young Man
    
21. The Rumah Besar and Shophouses in Papan
    
22. Letters to Raja Bilah
    
23. The Pengulu's Court
    
24. Raja Bilah goes on Hajj
    
25. Raja Bilah's Will