Pahang Sultanate

Old sultanate of Pahang, Malaysia Pahang Sultanateكسلطانن ڤهڠKesultanan Pahang1470–1623 (Personal union with Johor)StatusVassal state of the Malacca Empire (1470–1511)CapitalPekanCommon languagesClassical MalayReligion Sunni IslamGovernmentMonarchySultan • 1470–1475 Muhammad Shah (first)• 1475–1495 Abdul Jamil Shah I• 1495–1512 Abdul Jalil (reigned jointly)• 1495–1519 Mansur Shah I (reigned jointly)• 1519 Abdul Jamal Shah I• 1519–1530 Mahmud Shah I• 1530–1540 Muzaffar Shah• 1540–1555 Zainal Abidin Shah• 1555–1560 Mansur Shah II• 1560–1575 Abdul Jamal Shah II (reigned jointly)• 1560–1590 Abdul Kadir Alauddin Shah (reigned jointly)• 1590–1592 Ahmad Shah• 1592–1614 Abdul Ghafur Muhiuddin Shah• 1614–1615 Alauddin Riayat Shah• 1615–1617 Abdul Jalil Shah III History • Established 1470• Acehnese invasion 1617• Union with Johor 1623 (Personal union with Johor) CurrencyTampang, native gold and silver coins Preceded by Succeeded by Malacca Sultanate Old Pahang Kingdom Johor Empire Today part ofMalaysia Part of a series on the History of Malaysia Prehistoric period Paleolithic Lenggong Valley c. 2,000,0000 BCE Mesol