Tunku Muhriz Tuanku Munawir YDP Negeri Sembilan ke 11

Syd

bini dia nih pangkat mak sedara

agong skrg nih

Catalyst

Lahir 14-January-1948, makna nya cuti umum untuk Hari jadi yang Di Pertuan Besar bertukar dari 19-Jul(hari lahir Almarhum Tuanku Jaafar) kepada 14-Jan(Hari lahir Tuanku Muhriz)

Syd

selamat bercoti tuk orang2 n9




aku gak yang tak coti

raudah

daulat tuanku

raiqah

tahniah......

daulat tuanku...

Syd

Syd

YM Tunku Ali Redhauddin Tunku Muhriz
educated at cambridge, working at khazanah as investment director.

Syd

Anak No 2




'Abidin Muhriz - Director & Head of Project to Advance Democratic Institutions (PADI)
'Abidin was educated at the Kuala Lumpur Alice Smith School andMarlborough College, England. He obtained his BSc and MSc at the LondonSchool of Economics and Political Science where he concentrated onGovernment, Sociology and Imperial History. 'Abidin has worked inseveral London-based think tanks, the British Houses of Parliament, theWorld Bank and UNDP. He is also a columnist in The Sun and youth weekly Malaysian Today.

MetalFire

porangai sumo tak semonggah

jelebu

Den tak berani nak complaint........takut Congko pulak nanti.

gagakputeh

DAULAT TUANKU!!

leen

eh ada gambar isteri Tuanku Mukhriz x???
nak tgk

ara08

apsal waktu pertabalan tu sume org tk pakai songkok?
tlg jawab ye..........keep wondering since yesterday.........

aamoi

tgk 1st pic tu amoi dah puji.. 'wah handsomenya '

tapi bila pic seterusnyerrr       

dikdang

kalau nak jadi pemimpin kono pimpin koluargo dulu baru buleh pimpin negara....apo yang dio cubo nak buktikan ?

kipas_y2k

ada potensi kena rejek jadi YDP ke 12 nie hahahaha

satriastendet

Syd,
Mana ko dpt gmbr2 Ali Muhriz tu? Hahahaha

alya-hafidz

Daulat Tuanku............

Syd

The "uncommon commoner" who became king

SEREMBAN, Dec 30 — The election and proclamation of Tuanku Muhriz Tuanku Munawir as the 11th Yang Dipertuan Besar of Negri Sembilan on 29th December 2008 has all the trappings and makings of a great Greek epic. It is the story of a prince, brought up as the heir apparent, through a tweak of fate loses the succession to the throne on the untimely death of his father.

The court elders conspire in their wisdom and judge the young prince as too young to succeed the dead king and thus pass on the throne to the wise and older paternal uncle of the prince. They did as it was their right to do so in accordance with accepted rights and privileges of their Office as Court Elders. Perhaps, only in the state of Negri Sembilan in particular, and, in the Malay mind in general could such an act have been accepted without question or reservation in the modern world.

The young prince then lives a life among the commoners for forty years while his uncle rules the kingdom. We may, perhaps, never truly know what transpired in the mind of the young prince, but, for 40 years he watched as his royal cousins prospered in the newly prosperous and independent Malaysia. For 40 years he watched in silence as his royal cousins made their marks in sports administration and became fixtures in the country's social circuit and permanent features in the society pages.

There will no end to the speculation and analyses on the significance of this succession. But it has to be said that perhaps, the Undangs not only voted to restore what was rightfully Tuanku Muhriz' but, to signal CHANGE.

What the Tuanku did the last 40 years away from the throne? Well, not much different from what we millions of commoners do on a daily basis.

Work to pay the monthly bills and raise a family. The Tuanku after reading Law in Wales, he returned and joined Citibank in Kuala Lumpur in the mid 1970s. He honed his skills in the Treasury, Foreign Exchange, Money and Capital Markets Department. He then went on to part own a small international money broking firm in the late 70s to the late 80s. He married Tengku Aishah Rohani in 1974 and had three children, Tunku Ali Redauddin Muhriz , Tunku Zain Al'Abidin Muhriz and Tunku Alif Hussein Saifuddin Al-Amin.

By and large, Tuanku's engagement in business and commerce can best be described as that of a small businessman. Not even sufficient to get on the front cover of the Edge.

His first son Tunku Ali worked in McKinsey and is now Director of Investments at Khazanah Nasional. The second son,Tunku Abidin works in the World Bank actively engaged in poverty eradication initiatives.

In Tunku Alif, reside the combined compassion, generosity and humanity of both Muhriz and Rohani. Tunku Alif was born autistic. The parents spent the better part of their wealth and time to make sure this special child was able to get the best possible educational and health care. This included moving to the United States to get specialized help. The child has thought them the qualities patience, tolerance and compassion. These are qualities we too often casually and liberally use on some undeserving leaders.

So may we hope that the combination of his early year experiences as an heir apparent, a normal working life and taking care of a special child, will in the new role of Yang diPertuan Besar , bring a soft thoughtful touch to the Royalty. More recently rulers like the Sultan of Selangor and the Raja Muda of Perak have injected logic, reason and compassion in debates on various issues including race relations.

Perhaps the new Tuanku, given his intellectual background, will be another voice of reason and moderation in these challenging times for Malaysia.

His 40 years of waiting offers some life lessons for all of us.

Syd

sepupu sepapat dia jugak rasanya depa tu