Question 2: Which country is Sabah? 10 It's a long story. ...
(1) 1963 September 16- Today, the people of Sabah (North Borneo) decided to form an independent Malaysia with Malaya, Sarawak and Singapore.
② As early as15th century, businessmen in Brunei and southern Philippines called this place Sabah. However, after the British ruled Sabah in 188 1, the place name was changed to North Borneo.
(3) 1473 to 1524 Under the rule of the fifth Brunei K-Dan bolkiah, the territorial waters of Brunei K-Dan reached Sabah, Kelu Islands and Manila in the north, Sarawak in the south and Banjarmasin at the southern tip of Borneo Island. 1658, Brunei Darussalam ceded part of northern and eastern Borneo to Klukdan in return for helping to level the civil war in Brunei Darussalam.
(4) According to records, Sabah had economic exchanges with China as early as the 6th century, and various urn can be seen in Sabah Museum, which proves that the relationship between Sabah and China goes back to ancient times. At that time, China businessmen came here mainly for spices, wood, bird's nest and so on.
⑤ 1888, North Borneo (Sabah) became a British protectorate ... After Japan surrendered, North Borneo was occupied by British troops until1August 3, 9631. ....
Question 3: Have the port partners from Qingdao to BANJARMASIN Banjarmasin done it? There is a transaction price. Many boats can be taken. It's very close.
Question 4: What are the famous cities in Southeast Asia? There are 1 1 countries in Southeast Asia: Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, Myanmar, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Brunei, Philippines and East Timor.
Their capitals are Hanoi, Vientiane, Phnom Penh, Bangkok, Naypyidaw, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Jakarta, Bandar Seri Begawan, Manila and Dili. These are some famous cities in Southeast Asia.
Question 5: Are there any flights from China to Bangamasin? There are no direct flights, so you can choose to go to Jakarta or Singapore first, and then transfer to Bangalore Masin.
Question 6: Why does kalimantan island belong to the territory of three countries? Kalimantan island, which cannot be a country, is divided into three territories: Malaya, Brunei and Indonesia.
A simple understanding of the problems left over from the early capitalist colonial expansion eventually formed a territorial situation divided into three, until modern times. The following is a simple historical summary.
Local history:
The account of kalimantan island was first found in Ptolemy's topographic guide written in 150. The beads used by the Romans for shopping and the Indo-Java cultural relics found here prove that the civilization here developed in the 2nd-3rd century BC. In Kutai River, Mahe River is another translation), three finely processed cornerstones with inscriptions on them, which record the process of giving gifts to Brahmin monks. These stones in the early 5th century prove that there was an Indian kingdom in East Kalimantan. Buddha statues with the artistic style of Gupta dynasty have also been found in Kappas River and other basins in West Kalimantan. The late ruler of kalimantan island was probably a vassal of East Java who surrendered to Bessie Empire (1293- 1520).
/kloc-At the beginning of the 6th century, with the introduction of * * * religion, several * * * kingdoms were established here, including Bangamasin, Sanfa, Sukadane and Randak. The ruler of Kadan in the Soviet Union was loyal to the kingdom of Java.
The entry of Europeans:
Modern Europeans' understanding of Borneo began with travelers crossing Southeast Asia in the 0/4th century A.D./KLOC. The first European tourist was Aldridge of Bodne, a monk of the Lattice Masonic. He visited Tara Masim on his way from India to China on 1330. /kloc-At the beginning of the 6th century, the Portuguese established trade relations on the island, followed by the Spanish. /kloc-At the beginning of the 7th century, the trade monopoly between Portugal and Spain was broken by the Dutch, who successfully replaced the influence of Madeleine by interfering in the affairs of various kingdoms. China has been leaning towards the Philippines along the narrow strip of the South China Sea and the Sulu Sea, and is often attacked by Sulu pirates. British influence, especially in the north and west, weakened the Dutch. The Kingdom of Sultans Of Brunei once controlled the whole island, but by the 9th century, its rule was limited to the north and northwest. Sarawak in the southwest became an independent kingdom and later became a British colony. North Borneo (later Sabah) in the northeast was used as a base by a British company to promote trade and suppress pirates. The boundary is also drawn in 19 12. These losses greatly reduced Brunei's territory as a British protectorate.
Exchanges between China and kalimantan island;
China people came into contact with Borneo earlier. About 4 14 A.D. (14th year of Jinan Longan), Faxian, a monk from China, obtained Buddhism from India and passed through Nanyang on his way home. Yeboti was mentioned. According to historians, this place is now kalimantan island. The earliest record of navigation between China and kalimantan island appeared in Liang Shu in 520 AD (the first year of Liang Wudi). In China's ancient books, it was called Boni, Boli, or Borneo, and later it evolved into Borneo Nai, now General Brunei.
Modern history:
During World War II, Japan invaded Borneo (194 1- 1942), and the British and Dutch troops symbolically stationed on the island were quickly wiped out. It was not until 1945 that the island was recaptured. 1946 In July, Sarawak and North Borneo became British crown colonies. In Dutch Borneo, as the Dutch tried to rebuild their rule, a strong nationalist sentiment gradually developed, which eventually led to the war between the Indonesian army and the Dutch army. 1949, Borneo was handed over to Indonesia, and the following year, the new constitution declared Dutch Borneo a part of Indonesia. 1963, Sabah and Sarawak joined the Malaysian Federation, and Britain * * * gave up its sovereignty over these areas. However, the hostile activities of Indonesian guerrillas attacking the border areas began. 1966 The two sides reached an agreement before stopping the attack. Except for the Japanese occupation, Brunei from 1888 to 1983 was under British protection. 1984 achieved complete independence on New Year's Day.
Question 7: Find a country and a base port on all the routes in the world. Urgent! ! World port daquan
Number English port Chinese port country
1 aalborg, aalborg
Alesund Alesund Norwegian
Aarhus Denmark
4 Abadan, Abadan, Iranian Persian Gulf
5 Aberdeen, UK Aberdeen Europe
6 Abidjan Abidjan C? te d 'Ivoire Abidjan West Africa
7 Abu Dhabi Abu Dhabi Persian Gulf, United Arab Emirates
8 Central and South America
9 Acapulco Acapulco Mexico Central and South America
10 Accra, Ghana West Africa
1 1 adelaide south Australia Australia new Zealand
12 Aden Yemen Red Sea
13 Agadir Agadir Morocco Mediterranean
14 Guam western Pacific
15 Alexandria Egypt Alexandria Mediterranean
16 Spain Mediterranean
17 Algiers Algiers Mediterranean
18 Amsterdam, Netherlands
19 ancona ancona Italian Mediterranean
20 Anna Ba An Ba Algeria Mediterranean
2 1 Antofagasta Antofagasta Chile Central and South America
22 Antwerp Antwerp Belgium Northwest Europe
23 Apapa apapa Nigeria West Africa
Appiah, Appiah, Samoa, ANZ.
25 Aqaba Aqaba Jordan Red Sea
26 Arica Aarika Chile Central and South America
27 Arkhangelsk Arkhangelsk Russia Arkhangelsk
28 Aseb Assab Ethiopia Africa
29 Ashdod Israel Ashdod Mediterranean
Assab Assab Ethiopian Red Sea
3 1 Athens Athens Greece Mediterranean
32 Atlanta Atlanta, USA
Auckland Auckland New Zealand Australia New Zealand
No.34, Ou Afenmus, northwest England
35 Puerto Blanca, Bahia, Argentina, Central and South America
Bahrain Bahrain Persian Gulf
Balboa, balboa, Panama, Central and South America
38 East Baltimore, USA
Banana Banana Zaire West Africa
40 bandar abbas Iranian Persian Gulf
4 1 Bandal Khomeini Iranian Persian Gulf
42 Brunei bandar seri begawan
Bangkok Bangkok Siam Bay, Thailand
44 Banjarmaisn Banjarmasin in Southeast Asia, Indonesia
Banjul (Banhurst) Banjul Gambia West Africa
46 Bar Baryugoslavia
47 c Barcelona Spain Mediterranean
Barranquilla Barranquilla Colombia Central and South America
49 Basra Iraq Basra Persian Gulf
Bassein, 50, was born in the Bay of Bengal, Myanmar.
Ba tabata, Equatorial Guinea, West Africa
52 Bela Bela Mozambique, East Africa
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Question 8: List the regions and countries with strategic significance in aviation and shipping in the world, and the countries that cannot be ignored in the world. Your four questions are all in it. I don't know how to come to this conclusion. Every shipowner has his own operation process and characteristics. Korean Air is the only land, sea and air transport company in the world.
Question 9: What is the first diamond in the world? The name is Africa Star! ! ! !
The legend of Cullinan, the world's largest gem diamond? 4C vertical and horizontal? Diamond common sense? The story of diamonds? Do famous diamonds appreciate famous diamonds more? The world's number one diamond Cullinan? Crown: Kochir? The second largest diamond in the mysterious world? The fourth largest diamond: AXA Shaxiu? The seventh largest diamond in the world: Jonkel? Crown: Mountain of Light? Travel around the world: Nassak? Bangamasin Diamond Company? Diamond: Khedive? The diamond of doom-hope? Lion Mountain Star? Star of south africa? Pears from India? Crown: Sea of Light? Endor diamond earrings? The diamond brooch of the queen of France? The diamond brooch of the Russian Queen? The treasure of the royal family-Regent? Diamonds: orlov? The famous diamond is bumpy-Shah's experience? Eureka: The first diamond in South Africa? 65438+2008 Gold Rush Return: Yankee Diamonds? China's first diamond: Chang Lin diamond The world's largest gem diamond is called Cullinan, and its discovery is quite accidental. 190565438+1On October 25th, a manager named Welsh happened to see a shiny thing half exposed on the mine floor in Primir Mine (also known as the Prime Minister Mine) in azania. He dug it out with a knife and saw that it was a huge gem diamond. Its weight in the old carat unit is 3024.75 carats (1 carat = 205 mg). Converted to the current metric carat (1 carat = 200mg), it is 3 106 carat, that is, 621.2g. The volume is about 5×6.5×l0cm, which is equivalent to the fist of an adult man. Pure and transparent, light blue tone, it is the highest grade gem diamond. Up to now, it is still the largest gem diamond found in the world. Cullinan is not a complete crystal, it is only a part of a big crystal. Cullinan was too big for anyone at that time. Later, it was acquired by the local authorities in Transvaal for 6,543.8+0.5 million pounds, and presented to the British royal family on February 9, 654.38+0.907 to celebrate the birthday of King Edward III. /kloc-at the beginning of 0/908, Cullinan was sent to Alstein, the most authoritative city in the Netherlands at that time, and handed over to Joo? It is processed by Askar Company, and the processing cost is 80,000 pounds. Because the original stone is too big, it needs to be broken into several small pieces as planned in advance. It is extremely difficult to break it, because if the research is not enough or the technology is not good, this huge gem will break into a pile of small pieces of little value. The works of famous Dutch craftsmen? Ashcar conducted. He spent several weeks studying Cullinan, made a glass model according to its size and shape, and designed a set of tools. He first tested the glass model with these tools, and the model was indeed split. After a few days' rest, in February 1908, 10, he and his assistant came to a special studio, clamped Cullinan in a big pliers, and then put a special steel wedge in a pre-ground groove on it. About what? Ashcar hit the steel wedge with a heavy stick, and with a bang, Cullinan did not move, but the steel wedge was broken. Cold sweat streamed down Ashcar's face, and he put a second steel wedge in the explosive tension. Hit hard again. This time, Kulifu split in half as planned, and Ashcar fainted on the floor. After Cullinan split, three skilled craftsmen worked 14 hours a day and pondered for 8 months. A * * * is ground into 9 big diamonds and 96 small diamonds. The total weight of this 105 diamond is 1063.65 carats, accounting for 34.25% of Cullinan's original weight. It can be seen that the weight loss of diamonds after being processed into diamonds is great. The largest of the nine larger diamonds is called "African Star I", that is, "Cullinan 1". It weighs 530.2 carats, is in the shape of a water drop, and has 74 polished surfaces. It is also the largest diamond in the world today, inlaid on the scepter of the king of England. The second largest is called "African Star II", weighing 3 17.4 carats, with a square appearance and 64 facets. It is the second largest diamond in the world, and now it is set in the center under the crown of the British Empire. The weights of the other seven capsules are 94.4, 63.6, 65,438+08.8, 65,438+065,438+0.5, 8.8, 6.8 and 4.39 carats respectively. The nine big diamonds grinded by Cullinan all belong to the British royal family. Among them, "Cullinan No.1" and "Cullinan No.4" were once embedded in the Queen Mary's crown made in191year, and were later taken down for the queen's collection, and the crown was replaced by a replica of crystal. 1......& gt& gt
Question10: Is it true that there is no Taiwan Province province on the China map of IOS 6? Let me update ios6 to prove it to you: The map that comes with the system in ios6 divides Taiwan Province Province into a part of China. The map shows that Taiwan Province Province is Taiwan Province Province and Taiwan Province Province of China. Please understand.