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Rebellion against British rule in North Borneo (1894–1901)
rebellion was mostly led by the Dunsun warrior, Sigunting. The first British expeditions against Sigunting in 1894 against the towns of Mumus and Saiap,
Sigunting_War
Police and military force of North Borneo (1881–1963)
Sigunting War. The Constabulary was called to quash the rebellion, and it did on several occasions, but Sigunting survived through the end of the war
North_Borneo_Police_Force
Government administrator in North Borneo (1860–1905)
Military service Branch/service North Borneo Civil Service Battles/wars Kandurong War Puroh Expedition Kawang Amok Sigunting War Mat Salleh Rebellion
Robert_McEwen_Little
1888 conflict in Borneo
The Padas Damit War, known to the British as the Padas Damit Expedition, was a war between 1888 and 1889 that arose out of an 1884 territorial dispute
Padas_Damit_War
1943–1944 revolt against Japan in Borneo
and soldiers and temporarily took control of Jesselton (which after the war in 1946 would become the North Borneo and then later Sabah capital) and several
Jesselton_revolt
North Borneo government official (1855–1915)
Acting Commandant until a suitable replacement could be found. The Sigunting War and the Mat Salleh Rebellion were being fought simultaneously, and Raffles
William_Raffles_Flint
1915 rebellion in North Borneo
the famous warrior who had rebelled against the government during the Sigunting War. The area of Pandasan at the time, after a long drought, was filled
Pandasan_Affair
British colonial soldier (1856–1955)
expeditions against a rebel warrior named Si Gunting during the Sigunting War. During the Sigunting War, Barnett was shot in the head, but he survived. He also
Edward_Algernon_Barnett
1896 armed conflict in North Borneo
Padas Damit War (1888–1889) Malingkote (1891) Melangkap Uprising (1893) Sigunting War (1894–1901) Mat Salleh Rebellion (1894–1905) Kudat Raid Kwijau Rebellion
Kwijau_Rebellion
Ancient oath taking ceremony in the Malay Archipelago
The oath recorded upon the surrender of Si Gunting at the end of the Sigunting War was: "If I climb a coconut, may I fall; if I enter a river, may a crocodile
Planting_of_the_Stone
1919 labour riot in North Borneo
Padas Damit War (1888–1889) Malingkote (1891) Melangkap Uprising (1893) Sigunting War (1894–1901) Mat Salleh Rebellion (1894–1905) Kudat Raid Kwijau Rebellion
Labuk_Bay_Revolt
1894–1905 armed disturbances in North Borneo
dollar was offered for his capture. This incident triggered him to wage war against the North Borneo Chartered Company. He then consolidated his position
Mat_Salleh_Rebellion
Borneo resistance against Japanese occupation
Borneo. The Lions heavily assisted in the escape of dozens of prisoners of war from the island of Borneo, but their network was uncovered by the Japanese
Lions_of_Borneo
Violent religious movement in North Borneo (1891–1892)
Padas Damit War (1888–1889) Malingkote (1891) Melangkap Uprising (1893) Sigunting War (1894–1901) Mat Salleh Rebellion (1894–1905) Kudat Raid Kwijau Rebellion
Malingkote
1915 rebellion against Company rule in North Borneo
Rundum Rebellion, also known as the Rundum Rising or the Rundum Revolt, was a war of rebellion against the North Borneo Chartered Company and its Company rule
Rundum_Rebellion
1883 punitive expedition in North Borneo
Padas Damit War (1888–1889) Malingkote (1891) Melangkap Uprising (1893) Sigunting War (1894–1901) Mat Salleh Rebellion (1894–1905) Kudat Raid Kwijau Rebellion
Puroh_Expedition
British Army officer and Commandant of North Borneo Constabulary (1872–1954)
fight in World War I. During the war, Reddie also served as the Chairman of the Worcestershire Regiment's Comfort and Prisoner of War Funds. In this position
John_Murray_Reddie
Moro pirate attack in North Borneo (1954)
Padas Damit War (1888–1889) Malingkote (1891) Melangkap Uprising (1893) Sigunting War (1894–1901) Mat Salleh Rebellion (1894–1905) Kudat Raid Kwijau Rebellion
Battle_of_Semporna
1893 rebellion in North Borneo
Padas Damit War (1888–1889) Malingkote (1891) Melangkap Uprising (1893) Sigunting War (1894–1901) Mat Salleh Rebellion (1894–1905) Kudat Raid Kwijau Rebellion
Melangkap_Uprising
1904 rebellion in North Borneo
Padas Damit War (1888–1889) Malingkote (1891) Melangkap Uprising (1893) Sigunting War (1894–1901) Mat Salleh Rebellion (1894–1905) Kudat Raid Kwijau Rebellion
Kawang_Revolt
Uprising against British rule in North Borneo (1914)
tools on the ground and went back home and started the preparations for war. They built a fort in Bukit Ulu Tagol. The Company then labeled Blayong as
Blayong_Rebellion
Conflict between Chinese coal miners in Borneo (1921)
series of armed conflicts in February 1921 that broke out between two warring factions of Chinese coal miners at Silimpopon [MS; DE], the largest coal
Silimpopon_Riots
Military conflict in North Borneo (1895)
rebels hired by the Taga'has tribe of the Murut. The 1884 Tagahas–Liwan War, fought between the Taga'has and Liwan tribes in Pogunon, was bloody and
Kawang_Amok
1900 rebellion against Company rule in North Borneo
warning. Between 300 and 400 Bajau, Illanun and Dusun warriors were now on the war path, heading straight to the town of Kudat. The rebels were not aware of
Kudat_Raid
Commandant of North Borneo Armed Constabulary (1876–1954)
Constabulary. Except for service in the Boer War, and a brief stint at the War Office during the First World War, his entire time in government was served
Henry_Stanley_Bond
British campaign of territorial expansion (1886)
established Company in their territorial waters, and began preparations for war. The neighboring island of Kuli Babang (Bum Bum Island) also operated as
Omadal_Expedition
personal names in Galicia-Portugal and northwestern Iberia. Many are related to war, victory, fame, boldness, strength and warlike qualities (bald-, funs-, hild-
Germanic personal names in Galicia
Germanic_personal_names_in_Galicia
ser-, to PGmc *swēraz "valued, honoured": Seririgo, Serulfus, Servaldus sigunt-, to PGmc *sebunþōn "seventh": Sigunterigo sis-, ses-, possibly related
Portuguese_vocabulary
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