Tusut Ari Dayang Laing Enggau Abu Tinggang

1. Dayang Laing x Abu Tinggang = Saliman
2. Saliman begot Semarugan
3. Semarugan begot Sera Gindi
4. Sera Gindi begot Sema Ugang
5. Sema Ugang begot Sera Gindam
6. Sera Gindam begot Sera Gindit
7. Sera Gindit begot Sera Gindah
8. Sera Gindah begot Merom Panggai
9. Merom Panggai begot Abang Musa
10. Abang Musa begot Pateh Simpong
11. Pateh Simpong begot Pateh Rejab
12. Pateh Rejab begot Pateh Rendah
13. Pateh Rendah begot Pateh Rasiek
14. Pateh Rasiek begot Pateh Ayu
15. Pateh Ayu begot Pateh Gurang & Dayang Patri
16. Pateh Gurang begot Pateh Sayat
17. Pateh Sayat begot Pateh Ismail
18. Pateh Ismail begot Pateh Sulaiman
19. Pateh Ismail begot Pateh Menaul
20. Pateh Menaul begot Pateh Menegir
21. Pateh Menegir begot Pateh Teliang
22. Pateh Teliang x Dayang Simba = Radin Tanjong
23. Radin Tanjong x Dayang Lungah = Pateh Ambau (found inside an egg inside a bamboo plant)
24. Pateh Ambau x Remias (Blangkat’s daughter) = Pateh Irie, Babang, Liang, Tubang, Ganggong
25. Pateh Iri x Nain = Nunong
26. Nunong x Lampai = Chaong
27. Chaong x Lantong = Tindin “Pimpin Bragah Ngindang”
28. Tindin x Tida = Rinda (f)
29. Rinda x Demong = Kelanang, Kelimbang, Bundak, Jawai (f), Bakak

30.1 Kelanang x Laus = Tuah
31.1 Tuah x Sarong = Sieng
32.1 Sieng x Laai = Busu
33.1 Busu x Jering = Uyut “Bedilang Besi”, Bremas (f), Menging (f), Rinda (f)
34.1 Uyut “Bedilang Besi” x Nangku = Pala (f), Entemang, Linggir, Empari, Sendai (f), Nisi (f), Cheremie (f)

35.11 Pala x Renggie I* = Kelanang, Saang, Janta, Jantin, Adir, Busu.
36.11 Kelanang x Empayung = Uyut II, Lanchang, Empiang & Leminang
37.11 Uyut II x Sawat (f) = Linggir “Mali Lebu”, Tambong (f), Renggie II
38.11 Linggir “Mali Lebu” x Anong = Umang (f), Kinyeh
39.11 Umang x Garran “Lembang Batu” = Uyut III, Libau, Kerbau, Tupang (f), Attat
40.11 Attat x Indoo (f) = Benedict Sandin, Lentie (f), L.F.Mawar, Gerinching (f)
41.11 L.F. Mawar x Roslyne Petri = Mengan (f), Gregory Nyanggau, Chunggat, Cherurai (f), Tara (f), Selaka (f)
42.11 Gregory Nyanggau x Evelyne Rendan = Abrahame Limping, Nigel Ubong  

30.2 Bundak x Lada (f) = Berayun
31.2 Berayun x Bremas = Chemera (f)
32.2 Chemera x Din = Gedut (f)
33.2 Gedut x Libau (Kanang) = Kaya, Masing, Jara (f), Jayan

34.21 Kaya x Sawai (f) = Cheraring, Jantan, Nyaru, Lumpoh, Sian (f), Endayan (f)
35.21 Cheraring x Jiram “Rentap” = Laja, Mengga, Mawat, Cherembang (f)
36.21 Laja x Jelembai (f) = Ganja “Kemping Padi”, Itot, Daiyak (f), Gido, Belayan (f), Kangkik
37.21 Ganja “Kemping Padi” x Berayu = Sulau
38.21 Sulau x Burie = Kadir, Nangku (f), Dee, Untan, Singgang
39.21 Nangku (f) x Jimbau = Penghulu Ganja, Santa (f), Nyudan (f), Sawai (f), Luat, Badong (f), Siring (f), Guning (f), Bilon (f), Rengga
40.21 Penghulu Ganja x Gerinching = Hugh Chunggat, Bakir
41.21 Hugh Chunggat x Shirley Rabong = Basil Kijam, Nangku (f), Imah (f)

34.22 Masing x Umey (f) = Kenyalang (f), Salang, Jawa, Kantan

35.22 Kenyalang x Empera = Anggil (f)
36.22 Anggil x Changgai = Jering (f), Lemok (f), Sumbang “Matahari”, Tegap, Guang, Ngindang “Kumpang Pali”, Likan (f), Rinda (f), Pala (f), Penyut, Dampan.
37.22 Sumbang “Matahari” x Gulang = Sian (f), TR Ibi, Jugol, Guroh, Lium
38.22 TR Ibi x Sarong = Gadoh, Begeri, TR Luat, Selaka (f)
39.22 Luat x Chemunding = Sumbang, Johnson Sudok, Nara (f), TR Muja, Penyut, Cherida (f)
40.22 TR Muja x Supi = Sarong (f), Saga  

Note :
Cii.24 Pateh Ambau was the son of Radin Tanjong & Dayang Lungah. He was found by Radin Tanjong while he was clearing an area of bamboo plants when he heard a cry from inside of one of a huge bamboo plant. The bamboo was brought home to his wife who later discovered a big egg inside and from where Pateh Ambau was born. He married Remias (first cousin of Sarapoh & War Lord Keling), a descendant of Beji Nangga Hari Patah Titi Enchepong Purang. Pateh Ambau was later to be the first Iban pioneer who came from the Kapuas River and settle at Pangkalan Tabau above Lubok Antu in the Batang Ai, Second Division, Sarawak.

Cii.26 Nunong settled and died in the Batang Ai.

Cii.27 Chief Chaong, a war leader, migrated from the Batang Ai to Nanga Enteban in Skrang districtand died there. 

Cii.28 Chief Tindin “Pimpin Bragah Ngindang”, a Skrang war leader, migrated to the Paku region following his daughter Rinda’s marriage to Demong, son a Baketan Chief Entingi “Keti Aur Tulang”. Chief Tindin died and was buried at Nanga Beduru, the first Iban cemetry in Paku. Tida, wife of Tindin, was a grand-daughter of Guang and Sendie. Sendie ancestors were as follows: Jelenggai x Bunsu Bintang Banyak = Selamuda x Dayang Manis Muka = Begeri x Senia = Busok “Tandok Raja” x Singgau (f) = Mai Apai Rekaya, Sendie x Guang = Lanchap x Judi (f) = Tida (f), Tair, Tingkat. Guang was a Skrang widower who married Sendie (also a widow) who were told by Kumang to marry each other in their dreams. Sendie came all the way from Sebuyau by boat paddled by 8 slaves to marry him. Sendie first husband, Gelungan, was a brave war leader. After all his warriors were defeated in the hands of the enemy, he went straight to the enemy and demanded that they fight him until he is dead because he said that he cannot go on living without his trusted warriors. Tida is also 2nd cousin of Patinggi Ngadan (son of Patinggi Gurang & 1st cousin of Lanchap).

Cii.29 Demong is the son of a Paku Baketan Tribe Chief named Entinggi “Keti Aur Tulang”. Their geneology is as follows:

Sebatin = Derom ke datai ari segum gigi gumbang = *Senaun, Sabungkok x Lemina = **Dayang Ilam (f), Jugo x ? = Entinggi “Keti Aur Tulang” x Dayun = Demong.   

*Senaun begot Tugau and became the ancestor of the Melanau race. 

**Dayang Ilam x Semalanjat = Kerbu “Pematu Jala Jarang” x Dayang Umah Dara Manah Ditatah Bangkang came from Pinang Mirah Menyala Takang = Umar Kapar Bubu Batang x Dayang Kuyan = Umbar from Tg. Pagar, Batang Ai x Dayang Laing Lunchik Juring Geman Pejerantang = Medan of Meruan Sengkarong Langkang x Nantai = Entalang Bujang x ? = Tamoh, Ranchak, Judi. 

Entalang Bujang was killed by a Kantu man named Jalang. After Entalang’s death, his father Medan asked his slave named Lunsur to kill Jalang. After Jalang was killed by Lusur, Medan then arranged for Lusur to marry his anak umbong named Tamoh. But the marriage did not last long. They divorced shortly and Tamoh married a man named Usik and begot a daughter named Simpu who was married to a man named Pantau and begot a daughter named Ulas Indu Badas Bepantak Subang. Ulas begot Meringai x Randai (f) Indu Pandai Batang Srang.

Cii.30.1 Kelanang (son of Demong vs Rinda) and his brothers were the Iban leaders who cleared the lower Paku land for agriculture purposes.

Cii.31.2 Berayun was a bachelor aristocrat who quarelled with one Janang over their sweetheart, Bremas, who later married Berayun. After this quarell, Janang migrated to Sebuyau from where he attacked Brayun’s house at Ulu Samu with his Sebuyau warriors. That house was burnt to the ground and was made a cemetry called “Penuan Abis” to this day.

Cii.33.1 Chief Busu was a well known Chief who led his followers to clear the lands on the true left of the Paku River banks from Nanga Beduru to Nanga Anyut. It was at this time that Chief Saang came from the Layar and settled at Emperan Medang on the true right bank of Paku River and later became the Chief of Lower Paku.

Cii.33.2 Libau (Kanang) and his family migrated from Skrang. His father Nyaru attacked the Ulu Paku Baketan at Nanga Gelu, Penom.

Cii.34.1 Chief Uyut “Bedilang Besi”, the only son of Chief Busu, married Nangku, the eldest daughter of Chief Saang of lower Paku and succeeded him as Chief of Lower Paku when the later died. Chief Uyut was the bravest war leader of his time. Due to his bravery and the bravery of his sons and son-in-laws in wars, Chief Uyut commended that the Holy Wine (Ai Jalong Timang) at Gawai Antu festival could only be drank after it has been blessed by the barbs with their Timang Jalong Song. This method is still followed today.

Cii.35.1 Renggie I was the grandson of Chief and war leader Jantin “Moahari”. He married Chief Uyut’s daughter, Pala. On his wedding, Chief Uyut demanded a hugh sum as dowry for the marriage. After the death of Chief Uyut, Renggie succeeded him as Chief of Lower Paku and Anyut tributary.

Cii.36.11 Chief Kelanang (son of Renggie vs Pala) was a war leader who was always at odds with the Brunei Officials who gathered padi from the Iban as yearly door tax. It was from his time that revolt against the Brunei regime started in the Saribas River.

Cii.37.11 Chief Uyut II became Chief in succession of his father Chief Kelanang. With his cousin, Adir “Bungkok”, he became very friendly with the Malay Chief, Datuk Patinggi Kedit and his son Datuk Laksamana Amir. Due to this amicable deplomatic relationship, Chief Uyut II and his warriors fought alongside the followers of Datuk Laksamana Amir against their enemies around the mouth of Rajang Delta for many decades. Chief Uyut died of old age in about 1845.

Cii.38.11 Chief Linggir “Mali Lebu” was the most notorious and well known war leader in Saribas in succession of his father. “Mali Lebu” means never fail i.e. unthinkable to do anything in vain. It is an epithet of men consistently successful in war. In his early days, he followed and learn how to be a Chief and war leader from other Senior war leaders in the Saribas and Skrang regions. With Chief OKP Dana Bayang of Padeh and Chief Unal Bulan of Ulu Layar they formed the most illustrious and formidable alliance in the history of Saribas. Led by Chief OKP Dana “Bayang” (the most senior and experienced war leader among three of them) they attacked and captured Undup Region which was the nest of the notorious Undup Ibans who frequently attacked and killed the Skrang People. Chief Linggir “Mali Lebu” most famous raids were leading the Paku and Skrang warriors in capturing the Bugau Dayak’s fortress in Ulu Ketungau, the upper reaches of Undup River. His other raids were against the Baketan at Sugai in the Julau region, against the enemy at Paloh, attacked the Melanaus at Illas near mouth of Igan Delta and against Mato Daro.  He was ambush by Rajah James Brooke and Captain Henry Keppel at the famous Battle of Beting Maru on 31 July 1849 his return from leading the Saribas and Skrang Warriors raiding the coastal areas in the mouth of Rajang river. He and his Saribas Iban & Malay Warriors escaped destruction from the onslaught of the Rajah forces and returned to Paku by overland route from Kabong. He and his warriors arrived in time to organise a defense of his longhouse in Krangan Pinggai from the advancing Rajah Flotalia on 3 August 1849, three days after the battle of Beting Maru. He laid an ambush and attacked the Rajah’s advancing forces down river at Nanga Peka. In this Battle at Nanga Peka, he and his warrior Kedit “Rindang” killed Tujang and Bunsi, the warrior sons of Chief OK Jugah of Lundu who came with the Rajah forces. Five years later in 1854, he made official submission to Brooke Rule. He and his warriors helped the Rajah’s forces to fight against the Kayan in the Upper Rajang in 1861 & 1863, and against the Katibas rebels led by Unjop, the brother of Chief Balang. Chief Linggir “Mali Lebu” died in 1874 of old age. He was succeeded by his son-in-law cum nephew Penghulu Garan “Lembang Batu”.

Cii.39.11 Penghulu Garan “Lembang Batu” (son of Chabu vs Tambong, who is also Linggir’s sister) succeeded Chief Linggir in 1875. Garan himself was a war leader who led his warriors to attack the rebels at Sut in Balleh and Ibau tributary of the Rajang. The first war he led was against the Maloh Dayaks in the Labuyan territory of Kalimantan Barat in the late 1860s. He died on 23 July, 1900 and was succeeded by his brother-in-law, Penghulu Kinyeh of Beduru, Paku in 1901 but died in that same year of his succession. Penghulu Kinyeh was also an adopted son of Chief Linggir.  Uyut III “Muntigerai” was the eldest son of Penghulu Garan “Lembang Batu”. He joined the Malayan Constabulary in the late 1880s and was promoted to the rank of Corporal in the force. He helped to fight the rebels in state of Pahang and Trengganu for ten years. He is also the father of the current Penghulu Lawrence Sanggat of Tanjong Paku.  

Cii.37.22 Sumbang “Matahari” was a brave warrior under Chief Linggir “Mali Lebu” of Paku. He killed an enemy at Ilas, and an another when Chief Linggir attacked the Baketan at Sugai, Julau in 1854. His son Guroh was a war leader in succession of Nakhoda Tinggie at Ranau, Sabah and Jugol was Nakhoda Tinggie’s leading warrior. Lemok (#31.22) was the mother of Jungan who led trading to Sabah. Jungan’s brother, Jantin, was killed in the Mat Salleh war.

Researched & Compiled by Gregory Nyanggau Mawar