Malacca Sultanate Chronicles

The Malacca Sultanate Chronicles are historical records that detail the founding, rise, and significance of the Malacca Sultanate, a powerful maritime kingdom in Southeast Asia from the 15th century. They describe how Malacca became a major trading hub, its diplomatic relations, and the reigns of its sultans. These chronicles, often written in Malay and sometimes mixed with other languages, serve as key sources for understanding regional history, trade, cultural exchanges, and the spread of Islam in the area. They blend history and legend, reflecting Malacca's importance as a historical and cultural center in Southeast Asia.