14 THE HISTOEY OF TEENGGANU AND KELANTAN. 



Baginda Kam Chayam. Dato' Wan's son was Dato' Pengkalan Tua 

 and the latter had three sons, Dato' Pasir, Tnan Besar and Tnan 

 Lun Nik.. Dato' Pasir remained in Petani and the other two came 

 to Kelantan, for at that time there was no Eaja in Kelantan. After 

 they were settled in Kelantan Dato' Pasir had a son Lnn Pan dak. 

 Tuan Besar had a son Lnn Xik, and Lun Xik had two daughters- 

 and a son Lun Yunus. Tuan Besar told Lun Xik to stay in 

 Kelantan as he intended to make an expedition to the islands. It 

 is not certain where he went, but suddenly there came news of his 

 death. A certain Raja of Legeh conquered the country. He was 

 called Baginda Lun Drahman. a brother of Lun Man and nephew 

 of the Dato' of Pujud. While in Legeh Lun Drahman had a son 

 named Lun Xik. After this Lun Drahman eame with all his forces 

 to Kelantan and there married a daughter of Lun Xik and so 

 closely related himself to Lun Yunus. Xot long after he quarrelled 

 with his father-in-law and in the fight that ensued Lun Drahman 

 got the worst of it. Xot long after they fought again and once 

 more he was defeated by his father-in-law. After a time he 

 quarrelled again with his father-in-law who would not allow him a 

 share in the government of the country. Lnn Drahman still sought 

 means to increase his power and another fight followed in which 

 the father-in-law was worsted. So Lun Drahman killed his father- 

 in-law and obtained possession of Kelantan. Lun Yunus retired 

 to Trengganu and lived at Bukit Dato' and there he took to himself 

 a concubine. Prom there he moved to Losong where a son named 

 Lun Muhammad was born to him. He subsequently married Tuan 

 Inche' Jumat, the eldest daughter of Ungku Tenang Wangsa. By 

 her he had children, Inche' Wan Teh, Inche 5 Wan X.o-ah and Tuan 

 Dagang. After Baginda Lun Drahman had obtained possession of 

 Kelantan he appointed Lun Pandak as his representative to rule in 

 Kelantan and himself returned to Legeh. In A. H. 1186 (A. D. 

 1771) a letter came from the Dato' of Jeram to Sultan Mansur 

 asking for help and offering to accompany Sultan Mansur if he 

 wished to acquire Pujud. At this time Sultan Mansur's age was 

 57. Sultan Mansur equipped a fleet consisting of several scores of 

 vessels and proceeded to Petani taking Lun Yunus with him. 

 When they arrived at Penarik in Petani in the district of Eu 

 Sarang Lang he landed and the Dato' of Jeram gave suitable 

 •presents to the Eaja to further his project. The Sultan then order- 

 ed Inche' Aim of Losong and Bandar Abdul Muluk to go to the 

 Dato' of Pujud and inform him that the Sultan, and his chiefs 

 were coming to look into the affairs of Pujud. When these two 

 men had conveved this information to the Dato* he told them to 

 make this humble reply to the Sultan : w It is better for Your 

 Highness to go back. Why follow the wishes of another? I am 

 ready to follow your own wish but if you wish to follow that of 

 another, even so Pujud will not be won. If Your Highness desires 

 merely to see the contest, match me with my enemy from the West. 

 Whoever is defeated, Your Highness can adopt and cherish his 



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