拉律战争
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拉律战争，或译拿律战争[1]（英语：Larut Wars），是发生于马来西亚拉律地区（也译拿律[2]，马来语：Larut，今霹雳州太平一带）的一系列战事争端。第一场战事始于1861年7月，并以《邦咯条约》的签署告终。战争起因于当地华人秘密会社争夺霹雳州拉律地区的矿区控制权的冲突，以及拉惹阿都拉（Raja Abdullah）和雅·依布拉欣（Ngah Ibrahim）间的继承战争。
第一次拉律战争 1861–62
[编辑]1861年7月，第一次拉律战争爆发。有关控制矿井水源的争论升级，海山公司将义兴公司赶出新吉辇 （Klian Baharu, 今甘文丁 ）。 [3][4][5][6] 海峡殖民地总督加文纳干预，要求拿律土酋卡依布拉欣代表霹雳州苏丹赔偿义兴公司17,447美元。[7][8][9][10][11]
第二次拉律战争 1865
[编辑]1865年6月，因两派结社成员间的赌博争吵，爆发第二次拉律战争。海山公司成员俘虏了14名义兴公司成员，其中13人被杀。第14人逃跑，通知会社。义兴公司展开报复，袭击海山公司村庄，夷为平地，杀死了40名男子。战斗蔓延到威斯利省和槟城岛，其他秘密结社陆续加入战斗。双方战至筋疲力尽，最终达成协议。在官方调查后，海山和义兴，因破坏槟城和平，各被罚款5,000美元，流放领导人。[12][13][14][15]
1870年，拉律地区共有约4万名客家和粤语矿工，两组矿区相距较近。[16][17]
第三次拉律战争 1871-72
[编辑]1871年，爆发了第三次拉律战争。起因，据传，来自一件丑闻，涉及义兴公司首领和海山首领郑景贵侄子妻子的婚外情。婚外情曝光后，这对奸夫淫妇，遭到严刑拷打，浸猪笼，最终扔进废弃矿池淹死。为首领报仇，义兴公司率领经槟城带进来的4,000名中国大陆雇佣兵袭击海山，首次将海山公司赶出拉律。约一万名海山公司成员在槟城寻求庇护。几个月后，由卡依布拉欣支持的海山公司夺会了马当（Matang）和拉律矿山。此时，1871年，苏丹阿里去世后，拉惹阿都拉 ( Raja Abdullah ) 宣称霹雳州王位，反对在阿都拉缺席时获任命的苏丹伊斯迈（Raja Ismail）[18]，以及 卡依布拉欣与海山公司。华裔矿工间的战争遂演变成霹雳州马来苏丹的内战。[19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26]
第四次拉律战争和邦咯条约 1873–74
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海山公司 霹雳卡依布拉欣 | |||||||
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陈亚炎 拉惹阿都拉 克拉爵士 |
郑景贵 卡依布拉欣 | ||||||
1873年，距离上次战争仅一年，第四次拉律战争爆发 。海山公司夺回拉律几周后，义兴公司在拉惹阿都拉支持下，动用来自新加坡和中国的武器人员反击。卡依布拉欣在马当的财产被毁。当地马来居民遭杀掠。混乱蔓延到吉辇、邦咯和天定。在拉律战争中，始终旁观的马来酋长震惊于华裔矿工及秘密结社造成的混乱。海峡殖民地槟城华人看到投资在拉律战争中遭到破坏，寻求英国干预。超过4万名来自海山与义兴的华人参与霹雳王室的继承战争。[27][28][29][30][31]
霹雳苏丹国陷入旷日持久的继承斗争，无法维持秩序。事泰失控，对马来人、华人和英国人不利。 [32] [33] [34] [35] [36] [37] [38]维多利亚时代的旅行家和冒险家伊莎贝拉（Isabella Lucy Bird，1831-1904 年）在《通广黄金克森尼索的道路》（The Golden Chersonese and The Way Thither, 1892） 中陈述，拉惹阿都拉与友人陈金钟，以及新加坡英国商人，起草了一封信给海峡殖民地总督克拉，寻求将霹雳州置于英国保护下，说“需要一位能人来展示善治。”[39] [40][41][42] 1872年9月26日，在2千名森宁会人袭击1万2千名中山会人后，郑景贵联合44位华裔领袖请求英国干预。[43][44][45]
为恢复霹雳州法律和秩序，英国干预马来国家事务，协助邦咯条约的签订。 1874 年，海峡殖民地总督克拉爵士在邦咯岛召开会议，阿都拉获得霹雳州苏丹王位，而不是竞争对手伊斯迈。 [46] [47] [48]
1874年1月20日，在邦咯岛的冥王号上，各方签署条约，以解决华人争端及苏丹继承权，并为英国居住区铺平道路──Tristram_Speedy获任管理拉律，及协助管理英国居民. [49] [50] [51] [52] [53] [54]
海山公司首领郑景贵，与义兴公司首领陈亚炎，分别受封为中国甲必丹。拉律更名为太平，作为休战状态的确认。三天后，郑景贵受任为安抚委员会成员。其他成员包含瑞天咸和必麒麟。委员会目标是，以友好方式，解决拉律锡矿争吵。 [55] [56] [57] [58] [59]
委员会决定，将太平的矿山分配给海山，将甘文丁的矿山分配给义兴。[60][61]
1880年代，在太平建立了马来半岛第一座供奉何仙姑的寺庙。学者廖小菁认为建庙是战后的“和解工程”[62]，“为谋建凝塑大广东认同的整合机制，所携手进行的一系列文化操作的结果”[62]。许多华裔矿工来自何仙姑崇拜中心增城区。 [62]
馀波
[编辑]1875 年，新任命的英国驻扎总长James W. W. Birch在马哈拉惹里拉命令下遭到暗杀。里拉是上霹雳州的王子和穆夫提，是马来西亚民族主义者，希望恢复英国禁止的奴隶制，或恢复霹雳州的独立，来保护自己的经济利益。在随后的霹雳战争中，英军击败叛军，进行报复，处决里拉。因认为两人参与暗杀行动，拉惹阿都拉和卡依布拉欣遭流放至塞舌尔。
1877年，英国任命慕扎法沙霹雳州摄政；1886年，慕扎法沙成为霹雳州新苏丹。
参考书目
[编辑]- 《拜别唐山：在马来半岛异域重生》，白伟权著，台北市：一八四一出版，2024年。ISBN 9786269737291
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