Historical Identification of International Publication Works of the Malay Manuscript Models

Abstract

This study of Tamadun Malay aimed to identify historical documentation of several examples of the glorious Malay Manuscript model's international written works. One proof of glory Malays can be seen evidence of studies that have been written either by the Malays themselves or historians and researchers of anthropology and sociology. To facilitate identifying the above study objectives, we have examined the religious literature and works of international publications that examine the works and historical evidence of past Malay victories. After obtaining the data, we then proceed with an in-depth analysis and interpretation and conclude our findings. In order to see whether our findings are valid and reliable, we should, wherever possible, have addressed the core issues of this study under the approach to application phenomenology. Our findings include ten writings we studied; we found that Malay manuscripts have described past glories. It is proven by the findings of studies of historians inside and outside the Melayu archipelago country. We hope that there will be input and historical evidence for historical understanding and knowledge of the past's triumphs with these findings. The process of searching current data is rocky Google searching with keywords, for example, "Melayu Gemilang," "Manuscripts of Culture and Arts." "International Malay Studies," "Evidence of the Past Glory of the Great Malay."