History - Kinta Real Estate

The Land of Grace

Perak is one of the states of Malaysia and boasts being the second largest state by size in Peninsular Malaysia. Ipoh is the administrative capital of Perak and has a historical reputation for its top-notch tin-mining activities.

Kuala Kangsar is still home to the royal capital and this is the location of the Palace of Sultan of Perak.

1300BC

The beginning of cave habitation in Lenggong. Stone tools are still being used in their daily lives. Flexed burial are commonly practiced

1000BC

Perak Man was buried at Gua Gunung Runtuh, Lenggong

15AD

Perak became a kingless kingdom, ruled by a group of Perak ministers

1528

The coronation of Sultan Mudzhafar Shah as the first sultan of Perak. It marked the beginning of the Perak Sultanate

1753

Sultan Iskandar Zulkanain signed an agreement with Thomas Acheppeles compelling Perak to sell its tin ores to Dutch

1826

The Burney Treaty or Treaty of Amity and Commerce was signed between Siam and British. Captain James Low and Raja Abdullah Muazzam Shah signed The Low

1874

The Pangkor Treaty was signed between British and Sir Andrew Clarie and Raja Muda Abdullah of Perak

1876

Kuala Kangsar was designated as Perak state capital

1880

The first post and telegraph office was founded in Perak

1885

Railway tracks from Port Weld (Kuala Sepetang) to Taiping began to be used. Taiping Prison was built

1895

The Treaty of Federation was drowned up and signed leading to establishment of the Federal Malay States

1900

Perak became the largest producer of Malaya

1948

Malayan Communist Party guerrillas killed three British estate manager, triggered the Malayan Emergency

2015

Perak achieved ‘Developed State’ status. Perak became an industrialized and holistically advance state, in line with vision 2020

1300BC

The beginning of cave habitation in Lenggong. Stone tools are still being used in their daily lives. Flexed burial are commonly practiced
1000BC

Perak Man was buried at Gua Gunung Runtuh, Lenggong
15AD

Perak became a kingless kingdom, ruled by a group of Perak ministers
1528

The coronation of Sultan Mudzhafar Shah as the first sultan of Perak. It marked the beginning of the Perak Sultanate
1753

Sultan Iskandar Zulkanain signed an agreement with Thomas Acheppeles compelling Perak to sell its tin ores to Dutch
1826

The Burney Treaty or Treaty of Amity and Commerce was signed between Siam and British. Captain James Low and Raja Abdullah Muazzam Shah signed The Low
1874

The Pangkor Treaty was signed between British and Sir Andrew Clarie and Raja Muda Abdullah of Perak
1876

Kuala Kangsar was designated as Perak state capital
1880

The first post and telegraph office was founded in Perak
1885

Railway tracks from Port Weld (Kuala Sepetang) to Taiping began to be used. Taiping Prison was built
1895

The Treaty of Federation was drowned up and signed leading to establishment of the Federal Malay States
1900

Perak became the largest producer of Malaya
1948

Malayan Communist Party guerrillas killed three British estate manager, triggered the Malayan Emergency
2015

Perak achieved ‘Developed State’ status. Perak became an industrialized and holistically advance state, in line with vision 2020

The Land of Grace

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