ASAHAN

The Pinangawan Dynasty
GENEALOGY
1888 - 1915 H.H. Sri Paduka Tuanku Sultan Muhammad Husain Rahmad Shah II ibni al-Marhum Tengku Muhammad ‘Adil, Sultan and Yang di-Pertuan of Asahan. b. 1862, as Tengku Ngah Tanjung, eldest son of Tengku Muhammad ‘Adil [Babul] ibni al-Marhum Sultan Muhammad Husain Rahmad Shah, by his first wife, Encik Sri Bulan, educ. privately. Adopted by his childless uncle and appointed as Heir Apparent, 1878. Succeeded on his death, 27th June 1888 (recognised by the NEI government, 6th October 1888). Installed at the Istana Kota Raja Indra Sakti, Tanjung Balai, with the reign name of Sri Paduka Tuanku Sultan Muhammad Husain Rahmad Shah II, 30th August 1890. Rcvd: Knt. of the Order of the Netherlands Lion (1908). m. (first) Y.M. Raja Uteh binti Raja Tengah Muhammad Abu Bakar, eldest daughter of Y.M. Raja Tengah Muhammad Abu Bakar, by his wife, a lady of Arabian origin. m. (second) Siti Zainab, a lady of Arab descent. m. (third) Encik Hitam, a lady from Penang. m. (fourth) Encik Unga [Ongah], a lady from Sungei Kepayang (possibly the same as Hajjah Ainon binti Awang, of Singapore, who was probably the mother of Tengku Jawahir, m. second, Jailani bin Ali, a Javanese, by whom she had further issue). m. (fifth) 1905, H.H. Tengku Zahara binti al-Marhum Tengku Muhammad Yusuf, Tengku Permaisuri (b. 1880; d. 22nd June 1964), daughter of Y.M. Tengku Muhammad Yusuf bin Tengku ‘Abdu’l Jalil, of Johor-Singapore. m. (sixth) Y.M. Tengku Madariah (b. at Nembeh, Deli; d.s.p. 1966). m. (a) Encik Itam. He d. at the Istana Kota Raja Indra Sakti, Tanjung Balai, 7th July 1915 (bur. there at the Great Mosque of Sultan Ahmad Shah), having had issue, eight sons and eight daughters:
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