Did Singapore originally belong to Malaysia? Why Malaysia is abandoning Singapore.

Singapore joined Malaya because it wanted to curb the power of leftists. These included Sabah, Sarawak and Brunei, but Brunei eventually gave up because it did not have the support of the whole people. Malaysia was established on 16 September 1963 through the joint efforts of the first Prime Minister of Malaysia (Tunku Abdul Rahman) and world leaders.

However, Singapore was reluctantly separated from Malaysia on August 9, 1965 due to differences of opinion on political, economic, ethnic, and citizenship issues. As a result, Singapore will be able to leave Malaysia peacefully and smoothly. Singapore is grateful for Malaysia's help.

Therefore, the relationship between the two countries is still very good.

Regarding Malaysia's (Singapore's) independence from Malaysia, the cause was the racial incident in the 60s.

On July 21, 1964, the procession to commemorate the birth of the Muslim Prophet turned into a bloody clash between Malay Muslims and the Chinese, which lasted for 10 days. Our country was part of Malaysia at that time, but the People's Action Party** and the Federation** had different political philosophies, which caused friction, and Malaysia's federal ruling party UMNO continued to attack Malaysia**, and some ultra-racist elements incited Malay Muslim sentiments, and the post-mortem investigation report showed that the conflict was committed by ultra-racist elements. Afterwards, there was a conflict between the Malays and the Chinese, and the history was 3 days.

Malays are not fools! First of all, Singapore is a small place, the population density is too large, and it is the majority of Chinese people! The merger will change the population structure of Malaysia to become as many Malays as Chinese [at that time], and it will be difficult for the Malays to gain a huge advantage during the election, and there is no way to implement the Malays first policy!

Chake 968: Therefore, the Chinese at that time supported Singapore to join Malaysia, so as to get more development space for the cooperation between Mane and the Chinese in the new island; And the Malays rejected Singapore, trapped most of the Chinese with a projectile land, and then slowly dealt with the Manai aliens [now the Chinese have been reduced from 37% to 22%], and continued their Malay-first policy!

In time, after the Malays achieve the absolute first place among the Malays in Mane, you will try again in Singapore and see if they want it! At that time, Singapore came in again to send meat to the cutting board!

Hello, I'm Malaysian, hope I can help you... Singapore originally belonged to Malaysia, and in 1965 Singapore became independent from Malaysia's jurisdiction... It's not Malaysia abandoning Singapore...

Singapore joined the then Malaya on 16 September 1963 to form Malaysia. Later, because Lee Kuan Yew proposed malaysian-malaysia, that is, he did not agree that the Malays had privileges, he believed that they were all Malaysian and should be treated equally.

Because of this, there was civil strife among the Malaysian people, and the Malays and Chinese could not get along, and even caused bloody incidents.

Subsequently, Singapore signed an agreement to secede from Malaysia on 7 August 1965, which came into effect on 9 August 1965.

The main reason is Singapore's "Chinese" identity. The center and elite of Malaysia are controlled by the Malays**, and the federation with the Malays as the main body is afraid that the Chinese will occupy the interests of the Malays, that is, Malaysia is Malaysia for the Malays, not for everyone.

Economic disputes are the biggest differences between the federation ** and Singapore, Singapore is the richest region in the federation, in the first year of independence to pay 40% of the tax to the federation**, in the second year it was increased to 60%, but the Malay federation** is not willing to treat Singapore equally, the treatment of Sabah and Sarawak is much higher than Singapore, and the Malaysian federation is "suppressing" Singapore economically.

There are huge differences between the religious beliefs and customs of the Malays and the Chinese, including the overall differences and the gap between the rich and the poor, and the contradictions between the Malays and the Chinese are getting bigger and bigger. Singapore's Governor Lee Kuan Yew advocated the establishment of a "Malaysian Malaysia". The Malaysian elite wants to build a Malay Malaysia.

In the 1963 Malaysian elections. The Federal**-backed Coalition Party was defeated, and Lee Kuan Yew's People's Action Party (PAP) seized control of Parliament. In this context, the federal class, led by the Malays, is increasingly worried about the Chinese dominating and controlling Malaysia.

The Chinese would plunder their privileges and eventually become the "masters" of Malaysia. And the Malays became second-class citizens.

The relationship is as follows:

The two are just close to each other. Singapore has a history of Chinese cultural ties and traces of modern British civilization. But looking at the map, geographically, Singapore is actually a Southeast Asia.

The country is the most closely related, and that is Malaysia.

Introduction:

Malaysia (Malay, English: Malaysia), referred to as Malaysia, is a constitutional federal monarchy with its capital Kuala Lumpur.

The federal ** administrative centre of Putrajaya. The country is divided into 13 states and 3 federal territories, with a total area of 330,000 square kilometers.

Malaysia is located in Southeast Asia, and the territory is divided into two parts, the East and the West, namely the Malay Peninsula (West Malaysia) and the island of Kalimantan by the South China Sea.

North (East Malaysia). Malaysia has a population of 32.68 million, of which 23% are Malays and Chinese.