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THANASHAMSUL

EYRA

DECENTRD

DECENTRALIZATION OF POWER

FACTORS OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF CENTRAL POWER

THE DISSATISFACTION

AMONG THE RULERS OF THE

FEDERATED MALAY STATES

CONCERNING THEIR DECISION MAKING POWER

UNLIKE THE RULERS IN THE UNFEDERAETED MALAY STATES

THE BRITISH INTENTION TO COMBINE THE

FEDERATED MALAY STATES WITH THE

UNFADERATED MALAY STATES AND RULING THE WHOLE MALAYA

UNDER ONE ADMINISTRATIVE

ENTITY

THE DECLINE OF THE WORLD ECONOMY IN THE

1920S AND THE STRUGGLE FOR POWER BETWEEN THE RESIDENT GENERAL AND

HIGH COMMINSIONER

THE NEED TO FORM A MALAYAN

UNION, THE NEED TO PROTECT THE

INTEREST OF THE MALAY SOCIETY AND TO KEEP CHECK ON CHINESE POLITICAL

ACTIVITIES

HOWEVER, THIS DISTRIBUTION OF POWER WAS NOT

SUCCESFUL BECAUSE THE

JAPANESE INVADED MALAYA IN 1941

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