Published by Sarafian Salleh, Supported by Genealogy Society Singapore
Sarafian Salleh 所著的《Tuah Bugis – 新加坡航海人编年史》通过一个人寻根的过程，揭开了武吉士人迷人的历史。
探索武吉士人丰富多彩的海洋遗产以及他们远至马达加斯加和澳大利亚的贸易实力。
了解他们持久的文化遗产，从南苏拉威西传到当今的新加坡。
这本书讲述了一个与新加坡历史交织在一起的民族的迷人故事。
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Sarafian Salleh, a life member of GSS, is a heritage activist engaged in reviving Bugis traditions. He is a passionate researcher of local history and is the president of the Bugis Malay Society Singapore. An engineering consultant by profession, his interest in studying the history of the Malay World began when he was a teen in 1985.
He unravels the fascinating history of the Bugis through one man’s search for his roots. Discover the colourful maritime heritage of the Bugis and the extent of their trading prowess as far as Madagascar and Australia. Learn of their enduring cultural legacy from ancestral roots in South Sulawesi to present-day Singapore. This book promises a captivating story of a people whose history is intertwined with that of Singapore’s.
