Talk:Sultanate of Demak
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[edit] bits and pieces
hi, please help me. i'm a newcomer and i want to revert the title of 'Sultanate of Demak' to every link mentioning 'Kingdom of Demak'. thx Tasfan
- Done. Melchoir 04:41, 1 March 2006 (UTC)
There are some views that the rulers of Demak as well as some of the so-called 'walisongo' were actually of Chinese descendants as an Indonesian historian pointed out in the 70s. However, these views are undermined by Indonesian goverment as Chiense in Indonesia is a very sensitive issue. I wonder if someone can give me some light about this.—Preceding unsigned comment added by 202.47.70.77 (talk • contribs)
[edit] In need of...
To the historians of Demak, we need the complete profile and citation of: 1. [Raden Patah] 2. [Pati Unus] 3. [Trenggana] 4. [Wali Songo] 5. [Sekar Seda Lepen] 6. [Prawoto] 7. [Arya Penangsang] 8. [Jaka Tingkir] thank you for your supportTasfan 08:17, 1 March 2006 (UTC)
[edit] wali songo are not prophets
The Wali Songo were not prophets. They were just clergy. As to say Wali Songo were prophet is totally wrong because muslim believes that the last prophet is Muhammad. Moreover, Wali means clergy. Pejuang bahasa 07:17, 5 June 2007 (UTC)
[edit] conflict with indonesian article
The portion about the Raden Patah is contradicted with Indonesian Demak wikipedia article. According to the article, Raden Patah was a son of Brawijaya and Champa princes. But in this article, it's chinese princes. Altough, Brawijaya had a second wife and she was a chinese. Please review it. Pejuang bahasa 07:27, 5 June 2007 (UTC)
