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   Terengganu
   traditional region of northeastern West Malaysia (Malaya), bounded by those of Kelantan (north and northwest) and Pahang (south and southwest). It ... [1 related articles]
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   Terengganu
   Another simple hypothesis is that `Terengganu` derived from `Tilanggana`, the name first given to the land by a group of Mon immigrants from either Dvaravati or Funan, who arrived in the place and settled there permanently, mixing with the native people. The ancient Mons, in turn, had many Telugu I...
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   Terengganu
   Terengganu or Trengganu (both: trung-gä'nOO, treng–) , state (1991 pop. 808,556), c.5,000 sq mi (12,950 sq km), Malaysia, central Malay Peninsula, on the South China Sea. The capital is Kuala Terengganu. Rice, coconuts, and rubber are grown, and fish are caught. The population is main...
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