Contents:
Preface
Introduction
- Early Days in Malaya
- Yap Ah Loy moves to Kuala Lumpur
- Quarrelling amongst the Malays
- Yap Ah Loy becomes Capitan China
- The Murder of “Sweet Potato” Ah Sze
- Raja Mahdi instals Yap Ah Loy as Capitan China
- Mahdi is driven out of Klang
- Yap Ah Loy seeks help from the Sultan
- The Kanching Massacre
- The First Attack on Kuala Lumpur
- Fighting round Rawang
- July to September, 1871
- Raja Asal changes sides
- The loss of Kuala Lumpur
- The end of the Civil War
- British Intervention in Selangor
- Yap Ah Loy as an Administrator
- The Last Years
Notes on the Text
Notes on the Sources Used
Map 1, Selangor in the 1870s
Map 2, The environs of Kuala Lumpur
Map 3, Ulu Selangor in the 1870s
Map 4, Kuala Lumpur in the 1880s