Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "柔佛" in Chinese language version.
Despite transferring control of its defence and external affairs to Britain, it is an undisputed fact that Johor was a sovereign State during the period 1948 to 1957, when the Federation Agreement was in force.
Johor coastline about 250 miles (400 kilometres).
Article 57 of the 1895 Constitution of Johor provided that: What is called the ‘Religion of the State’ for this Territory and State of Johore is the Muslim Religion, and such being the case, the Muslim Religion shall continuously and forever be, and be acknowledged to be, and spoken of as, the ‘State Religion’.
Article 57 of the 1895 Constitution of Johor provided that: What is called the ‘Religion of the State’ for this Territory and State of Johore is the Muslim Religion, and such being the case, the Muslim Religion shall continuously and forever be, and be acknowledged to be, and spoken of as, the ‘State Religion’.
This was illustrated in a letter dated 11 May 1914, Sultan of Johor wrote to Sir Arthur Yong, the governor of Singapore to accept both Malay and English language as official languages in every department of the Johor government.
Article 57 of the 1895 Constitution of Johor provided that: What is called the ‘Religion of the State’ for this Territory and State of Johore is the Muslim Religion, and such being the case, the Muslim Religion shall continuously and forever be, and be acknowledged to be, and spoken of as, the ‘State Religion’.
This was illustrated in a letter dated 11 May 1914, Sultan of Johor wrote to Sir Arthur Yong, the governor of Singapore to accept both Malay and English language as official languages in every department of the Johor government.
Despite transferring control of its defence and external affairs to Britain, it is an undisputed fact that Johor was a sovereign State during the period 1948 to 1957, when the Federation Agreement was in force.
Johor coastline about 250 miles (400 kilometres).
Article 57 of the 1895 Constitution of Johor provided that: What is called the ‘Religion of the State’ for this Territory and State of Johore is the Muslim Religion, and such being the case, the Muslim Religion shall continuously and forever be, and be acknowledged to be, and spoken of as, the ‘State Religion’.
