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BCFOS -- Arab traders—mainly descendants of sailors from Yemen and Oman—dominated maritime routes throughout the Indian Ocean, tapping s... -
BCFOS -- Sultan of Papua I refered to Sultan Ibnu Mansur of Tidore Sulatane who has power to rule over Sulawesi to Papua. Sultan Ibnu... -
BCFOS -- 1. History Tidore is an island located in the Maluku archipelago. Before Islam came to earth archipelago, known by the name o...
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BCFOS -- According to historical records of Indonesian Tidore Sultanate, Nuku Sultan (Prince Nuku) visited his vast land of authority in ... -
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BCFOS -- 1. History Tidore is an island located in the Maluku archipelago. Before Islam came to earth archipelago, known by the name o...
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BCFOS -- The islands of the Tidore in North Maluku, home to maritime attractions and examples of heritage connected to the Dutch occupat... -
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