Kingdom of Malinggaheng / Isl. of Sangihe – Prov. Sulawesi Utara

The kingdom of Malinggaheng was located on the island of Sangihe, centered in Makiwulaeng (Kendahe/Talawide), Kab. Kepulauan Sangihe, provinsi Sulawesi Utara.

Location of Sangihe

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Location of Sangihe

Foto kingdoms on the island of Sangihe in the past: link

Video history Sangihe, Talaud, and Sitaro, 1295-2018: link

KINGDOM OF MALINGGAHENG

History of the kingdom of Malinggaheng

Google translation

Malinggaheng Kingdom was a part of the Tapung Lawo kingdom. The first king of Malinggaheng was named Balanaung (son of king Mindanaauw) with his queen (Boki Siti Bai), the grandchild of king Gumansalangi. Kendahe royal territory was the islands of Lipang, Kawaluso, Kawio, Komboleng, Sulu, Kaluwulang, Saranggani and Matutuang (Balut). Later this kingdom turned into the kingdom of Kendahe (Candahar).

Formerly the kingdom of Malinggaheng was centered in Makiwulaeng (Kendahe / Talawide) ruled by king Samensi Arang, married with Bulaeng Tanding. This kingdom was drowned by Dimpuluse (ie thick black clouds gathered together, heavy water) in 1654. Remnants of this royal heritage is Tajung Maselihe where there are golden seats and the crown of the king buried in the seabed, supposedly guarded by sharks (Tanggihiang).

– Source: http://malinggaheng.blogspot.co.id/2010/12/samensi-arang-dan-bulaeng-tanding.html

A brief history of the kingdoms on the Sangihe Islands

13th century: kingdom of Tampunganglawo.

After 1400 the Tampunganglawo kingdom was divided into 2 parts, namely the northern part named Sahabe (Lumango) and the southern part named Manuwo (Saluran).

After 1530 these two kingdoms were reunited again by King Makaampo (Makaampo Wawengehe) with his territory starting from Sahabe, Kuma, Kuluhe, Manalu, Channel to Lapango, and this kingdom was called Rimpulaeng with the center of government in Channel (Moade) and ended until 1575.

Then Tampunganglawo, 3 kingdoms emerged:
* The Tahuna (Malahasa) kingdom was centered in Tahuna (Bukide), with its King Ansaawuwo also known as Tatehe or Tatehewoba (1580-1625).
* The Manganese kingdom was centered in Kauhis, with its King Boo or also known as Liung Tolosang (1600-1630).
* The Kingdom of Kendahe was centered in Makiwulaeng, with its King Egaliwutang (1600-1640).

1670: Around the 1670s, apart from the Tagulandang kingdom and the previously existing Siau kingdom on the southern boundary (Siau Tagulandang Biaro Islands), in Sangihe there were nine kingdoms, namely:

– kingdom of Kendahe,
– kingdom of Taruna,
– kingdom of Kolongan,
– kingdom of Manganitu,
– kingdom of Kauhis,
– kingdom of Limau,
– kingdom of Tabukan,
– kingdom of Sawang (Saban)
– kingdom of Tamako.

1900: In the 1900s only three kingdoms remained on Sangihe, namely:
– kingdom of Tabukan,
– kingdom of Manganitu,
– kingdom of Kendahe-Taruna.

Previous kingdoms disappeared because of a number of reasons.
The Tamako Kingdom became part of the Siau kingdom on the Siau Islands.
Meanwhile, the Limau kingdom was crushed by troops sent by the Dutch Governor in Maluku, Padtbrugge. This kingdom was ruined.
The Sawang Kingdom joined the Tahuna kingdom.
The Kauhis Kingdom joined the Manganitu kingdom.
In 1898 the kingdom of Kendahe and the kingdom of Taruna were united.

Source Malinggaheng (only indon. language)

– Sejarah kerajaan Malinggaheng: http://tadohe.blogspot.co.id/2010_12_01_archive.html
– Sejarah kerajaan Malinggaheng: http://malinggaheng.blogspot.co.id/
– Kerajaan Kendahe: https://sultansinindonesieblog.wordpress.com/sangihe-pulau/kendahe-kerajaan/

Source kingdoms on Sangihe (only indon. language)

– Sejarah kerajaan di Sangihe: http://9soputan9.blogspot.co.id/2013/11/kerajaan-sangihe-talaud.html
– Sejarah kerajaan di Sangihe: http://dhevinadalinda.blogspot.co.id/2014/10/cerita-sejarah-raja-gumansalangi-raja.html
– Sejarah kerajaan di Sangihe: http://sangihekab.go.id/home/index.php?document_srl=855&mid=Sejarah
– Sejarah kerajaan di Sangihe: http://manado.tribunnews.com/2013/06/25/asal-usul-manado-siau-dan-sangihe-talaud
– Raja raja Sangihe Talaud: http://raja-rajasangihetalaud.blogspot.co.id/2016/08/800×600-normal-0-false-false-false-en.html
– Sejarah kerajaan-kerajaan di Sulawesi Utara: https://arkeologiriset.wordpress.com/2017/11/01/sejarah-sangihe-pilipin