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Sultan Badarud Din I

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Lineage Sultan Sulu
Sex Male
Full name (at birth) Sultan Badarud Din I
Parents

Sultan Salahud Din Karamat [Sultan Sulu]

Events

child birth: Dayang Meria [Sultan Sulu]

child birth: Sultan Bantilan Muhammad Muizzuddin (Datu Bantilan) [Sultan Sulu]

child birth: Sultan Azimmuddin I (Sultan Alimmuddin I) [Sultan Sulu]

marriage: Putri Tirun ? (Putri Tidung, Raja Tidung) [?]

Notes

H.R.H. Sultan Badar ud-Din I (1704-1734)

H.R.H. Sultan Badar ud-Din I (1704-1734) 1717 - Sulu Sultan Badar ud-Din sent an emissary to Imperial China to enlist her support for military assistance; A similar request was duplicated in 1733 1718-1772 Fifth Stage of Moro Wars (Majul) 1718 - Moro wars were resized when Manila governor-general Juan Antonio dela Torre Bustamante resolved to reconstruct Real Fuerza de San Jose in Bagumbayan, and added to each corner sides citadels embossing the names of Catholic saints San Luis, San Francisco Xavier, San Felipe, and San Fernando - The fort was renamed Real Fuerza del Pilar deZaragosa perpetuating the name of the Manila-Acapulco galleon ship that sunk off Guam early that year and also renamed Bagumbayan to Ciudad deZamboanga 1719 - Manila Spanish government dispatched a group of AChavacano-speaking@ Merdicans to Ciudad deZamboanga (The Merdicans originally were brought in from Ternate and Tidore in the Celebes in 1663) April 16,1719 - Don Fernando Bustillos Bustamante Rueda, senior maestro de campo in Ciudad deZamboanga, inaugurated Real Fuerza del Pilar de Zaragosa (better known as Fort Pilar to Jolo Christians and Moslems alike) December 08, 1720 - Fort Pilar was stormed by Butig Rajah Dalasi with an armada of one hundred “paraws”; He captured a local Jesuit priest and forced Manila Spanish government to give ransom payment in exchange for his freedom December 1720 - Sulu Sultan Badar directed Datu Bendahara and Datu Nakhuda to Batavia to renew an appeal for Dutch military assistance, and together with forces from the Sultanate of Maguindanaw, attacked Fort Pilar but was foiled 1721 - Manila governor-general Toribio Cosio sent Fray Antonio de Roxas to Ciudad deZamboanga to negotiate for the release of kidnapped Jesuit priest December 11,1726 - Sulu Sultan Badar signed with Manila Spanish government another peace treaty which provisions were unclear 1731 - By decree of a Ming emperor, the remaining 300 survivors of Sulu East King Paduka Batara, now christened as Chinese Wen and Ang families, were assimilated into mainstream Chinese society that made perpetually alive a Tausug bloodline in that part of the world - Manila governor-general F. Valdez y Timon sent Ignacio Iriberri to recapture Jolo with a regiment of 1,000-strong Spanish soldiers


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