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Southeast Asian Personalities of Chinese Descent A Biographical Dictionary Volume II Glossary and Index
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The Chinese Heritage Centre was established in May 1995 to promote knowledge and understanding of people of Chinese descent outside China and their heritage through research, publications, conferences and exhibitions. It also houses the Wang Gungwu Library which has a specialized focus on the Chinese overseas and their heritage. As the first organization to specialize in the study of Chinese communities outside China, it is most appropriate that the Centre be housed in the former Nanyang University’s historic Administration Block, which itself is a relic of the landmark establishment of the first and only Chinese-medium university outside China founded by the ethnic Chinese.
The Institute of Southeast Asian Studies (ISEAS) was established as an autonomous organization in 1968. It is a regional centre dedicated to the study of socio-political, security and economic trends and developments in Southeast Asia and its wider geostrategic and economic environment. The Institute’s research programmes are the Regional Economic Studies (RES, including ASEAN and APEC), Regional Strategic and Political Studies (RSPS), and Regional Social and Cultural Studies (RSCS). ISEAS Publishing, an established academic press, has issued more than 2,000 books and journals. It is the largest scholarly publisher of research about Southeast Asia from within the region. ISEAS Publishing works with many other academic and trade publishers and distributors to disseminate important research and analyses from and about Southeast Asia to the rest of the world.
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Southeast Asian Personalities of Chinese Descent A Biographical Dictionary Volume II Glossary and Index
Edited by
Leo Suryadinata
Institute of Southeast Asian Studies Singapore
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First published in Singapore in 2012 by ISEAS Publishing Institute of Southeast Asian Studies 30 Heng Mui Keng Terrace Pasir Panjang Singapore 119614 E-mail: [email protected] Website: All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior permission of the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies. © 2012 Institute of Southeast Asian Studies The responsibility for facts and opinions in this publication rests exclusively with the authors and their interpretations do not necessarily reflect the views or the policy of the publishers or their supporters.
ISEAS Library Cataloguing-in-Publication Data Southeast Asian personalities of Chinese descent : a biographical dictionary / edited by Leo Suryadinata. 1. Chinese—Southeast Asia—Biography—Dictionaries. 2. Chinese—Southeast Asia—Biography. I. Suryadinata, Leo, 1941– DS523.4 C5S721 2012 ISBN 978-981-4414-13-5 (hard cover : v. 2) ISBN 978-981-4414-14-2 (ebook, PDF : v. 2) Typeset by Superskill Graphics Pte Ltd Printed in Singapore by Mainland Press Pte Ltd
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Contents Introduction to Glossary and Indexes vii Glossary 1 Indexes Name Index 35 Gender Index 75 Country Index 91 Category Index 107 Author Index 135
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Introduction to Glossary and Indexes In order to help the user of the Southeast Asian Personalities of Chinese Descent:A Biographical Dictionary Volume I, we have prepared this companion Volume II consisting of a glossary and indexes. The glossary consists of brief explanations of abbreviations, acronyms, names, terms and certain important events included in the 605 entries in Volume I. Although the abbreviations, terms, and acronyms are given in full in each entry in Volume I, they are not explained in detail as that may disrupt the flow of the writing and occupy too much space. Volume II contains five types of indexes: name, gender, category, country and author. The index by Name is crucial as it lists the official name and other names of an individual, including his/her Chinese names in local spellings, in Hanyu Pinyin, and names known by the community/society. For instance, Rudy Hartono, the well-known badminton champion from Indonesia, is listed under Kurniawan, Rudy Hartono in the dictionary, not under Rudy Hartono. However, he is better known as Rudy Hartono. Some may know him by his original Chinese name Nio Hap Liang in local spellings, or his original Chinese name in Hanyu Pinyin Liang Hailiang ( ). All of these names are listed in the index by Name so that the user who only knows one name can still locate the person in the dictionary by referring to the Index. Another important index is that of occupation under “Category”.We have listed 11 categories in this dictionary, namely businessmen/businesswomen, politicians, community leaders, artists (painters, dancers, musicians, singers, actors and actresses), professionals (including natural and social scientists, academics, lawyers, accountants, architects, engineers), sportsmen/sportswomen, writers, mass media, religious leaders/promoters of religion, educators/promoters of education and others including philanthropists, social and political activists, national heroes, etc. The user who does not know the name of the individual person in a particular field can use this index to locate the entry. Many personalities are listed in two or more categories. For instances, Tan Lark Sye is listed in the categories of education, community leader and businessman. For readers who are interested in the coverage of female/male personalities, there is the index by Gender. For those who are interested in knowing the personalities in certain countries, the
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index by Country is provided. A few individuals are listed in more than one country as they made a contribution/impact in those countries. For instance, philanthropist Tan Kah Kee is listed under Malaysia and Singapore; leading painter Lee Man Fong is listed under Indonesia and Singapore. And also there is an Index by Author that lists the entries they have written.
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Glossary A AAEI – AA Export and Import Corporation in the Philippines, established by Elena Sen Lim in 1973. Abdul Rahman, Tunku. See Tunku Abdul Rahman. Abdul Razak, Tun (1922–76) – UMNO leader, second Prime Minister of Malaysia (1970–76). ACCCIM – Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Malaysia ( ). ACS – Anglo Chinese School. ALCFA – Living for Christ Foundation, Inc. An organization in the Philippines that contributes to social welfare. A.L.I.A. – Australian Library and Information Association, Western Australian Institute of Technology (currently known as the Curtin University). Aliran – A short form for Persatuan Aliran Kesedaran Negara, a human rights group in Malaysia. aliran – Stream, in Indonesia it also refers to political stream, first used by Clifford Geertz. Alliance (or Alliance Party) – A term for the coalition of UMNO, MCA and MIC before the 1969 May riots. It was replaced by Barisan Nasional (BN) after the 1969 riots. See BN. American Colonial Period – 1898–1946. Began upon acquisition of the country after Spain lost the Spanish-American War of 1898 and ended after the Second World War. AMN – (Ahli Mangku Negara Kehormat) Member/Fifth Grade of the Most Distinguished Order of the Defender of the Realm. The Order made up of six grades is designed to reward all ranks and classes of society (Malaysia). AMS – Algemeene Middelbare School, Dutch secondary school in the Dutch East Indies (Indonesia). Antara – Indonesian National News Agency. Aquino, Benigno Jr – Also known as Ninoy Aquino, he was one of the main opponents of President Ferdinand Marcos. Upon declaration of martial law, he was imprisoned, kept in solitary confinement and his family persecuted until he opted for medical treatment and exile in the United States. Aquino’s opposition ended in August 1983 when, after three years in
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the United States, he returned to Manila and was assassinated at the airport. Aquino’s death touched off massive demonstrations against President Marcos that culminated in the People Power Revolution of 1986. Aquino, Corazon C. – Widow of Benigno Aquino Jr. Cory, as she is fondly called, became president after the ouster of Ferdinand Marcos in 1986. She referred to herself as a plain housewife who could not refuse the country’s call to service. Her demise in July 2009 and the outpouring of grief and love pushed her son Benigno Aquino III to campaign and eventually win the Presidency. ASEAN – Association of Southeast Asian Nations, established in 1967. Initially it consisted of five states, and now ten states. asimilasi – Assimilation (Indonesian). atap – A Malay/Indonesian term for Palm leaves. Aung San Suu Kyi – Third child and only daughter of Bogyoke (General) Aung San, the father of modern-day Burma. She is a Burmese opposition politician and the Chairperson of the National League for Democracy (NLD). She is a recipient of Nobel Peace Prize (1991). B Baba – Originally the term is used to refer to the offspring of Chinese male and “Malay” female in Malaysia and Indonesia. It is also called peranakan. See peranakan. Bahay Tsinoy – Literally, house of the Tsinoy. This museum records the saga of the Chinese in the Philipines from pre-Spanish period to the twenty-first century and documents the role, impact and influence of the ethnic Chinese in all aspects of Philippine life. See also Tsinoy. Baht – Unit of the Thai currency. bakau – Mangrove firewoods. Bakom (or Bakom PKB) – (Badan Komunikasi Penghayatan Kesatuan Bangsa) Communicating Body for Appreciation of National Unity, a new LPKB-type organization formed in December 1977 under the auspices of the Ministry of Home Affairs (Indonesia). Bandar Seri Begawan. See BSB. Bangkok – The capital city of Thailand. Bangkok Bank Limited – Thailand’s dominant commercial bank in the second half of the twentieth century. Founded in 1944 by a group of Bangkok Teochew merchants with Chin Sophonphanit as its general comprador, the bank was soon rescued from difficulties by Chin, Bunchu Rotchanasathian, and Prasit Kanchanawat. Forging ties with the Thai aristocratic and military elite, it enjoyed the patronage of Field Marshal Praphat Charusathian who served as its chairman. The Bangkok Bank pioneered farm credit in Thailand, built a large metropolitan and provincial branch system, and exemplified the bank-centered diversified business group that dominated Thailand’s political economy from the 1950s through the early 1990s. Bank Central Asia – One of the largest private banks in Jakarta initially owned by the Salim Group (Indonesia). Baperki – (Badan Permusjawaratan Kewarganegaraan Indonesia) Indonesian Citizenship Consultative Body, a socio-political organization formed in March 1954 aimed at protecting Chinese minorities who were Indonesian citizens. Banned after the 1965 Coup.
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Bapilu – (Badan Pengendali Pemilihan Umum) Control Body of the General Elections (Indonesia). barangay – The smallest administrative division in the Philippines, and the native Filipino term for a village, district or ward. Also known as the “barrio” by its former Spanish adopted name. Barisan Nasional. See BN. Barisan Sosialis – A splinter from the PAP in 1961, a major opposition party in Singapore in the 1960s dominated by left-wing political leaders. BAS – Burger Avond School, a Dutch trade school located in Surabaya. Batavia – The old name of Jakarta during the Dutch colonial rule. BBM – (Bintang Bakti Masyarakat) Public Service Star, instituted in 1963, is awarded to any person who has rendered valuable public service to the people of Singapore, or who have distinguished themselves in the field of arts and letters, sports, the sciences, business, the professions and the labour movement. Berhad – A limited company (Malaysia), comparable to PT in Indonesia. See PT. Berita Harian. See BH. Berjaya – (Parti Bersatu Rakyat Jelata Sabah) Sabah People’s United Front (Malaysia). Dissolved in 1991. BERSIH – A Malay word for “clean”. This is a short form of “Gabungan Pilihanraya Bersih dan Adil” (Coalition for clean and fair elections), which is a coalition comprising political parties and civil society groups in Malaysia. BH – Berita Harian, a daily newspaper in Romanized Malay published in Singapore. The Kuala Lumpur edition is also called Berita Harian. Bhumibol Adulyadej – King of Thailand since June 1946 and ninth monarch in the country’s Chakri dynasty. The Boston-born, Swiss-educated grandson of King Chulalongkorn, Bhumibol forged after 1957 a partnership with Field Marshal Sarit Thanarat that saw him identify himself with efforts to incorporate remote parts of Thailand into the nation. His travels within the country won him the esteem of many of his subjects and a degree of influence over Thai affairs exceeding that of most constitutional monarchs. The exercise of that influence has come through public addresses and the large but informal network of military officers, civil servants, courtiers, and others that has emerged around him. Binondo – Chinatown district in Manila. Bintang Tujuh – A large Indonesian Chinese company located in Jakarta producing various kinds of medicinal products such as ointments and pills. BKUT – (Badan Kontak Urusan Tjina) Liaison Committee for Chinese Affairs established by the Soeharto government in 1967 to serve as a bridge between the government and the Chinese (especially the alien Chinese). Dissolved in 1969. Blue Ocean Strategy – A unique marketing concept that espouses the idea that “companies or entrepreneurs should not directly compete with others, but instead create a different market (a blue ocean) to make competition or other players irrelevant”. BN – (Barisan Nasional) National Front, a coalition of UMNO, MCA, NIC and other minor parties in Malaysia. A continuation of Alliance Party after the 1969 May riots. BOC – Burmah Oil Company Limited, the oldest oil enterprise, founded by a Scottish-born merchant David Cargill in 1886 in Glasgow, based in the United Kingdom. It introduced
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new technology and mechanised drilling Magwe Division’s oil fields (Yenangyaung, Chauk and Minbu) during Burma under British rule. Lim Chin Tsong ( ) was appointed an exclusive agent. Borneo Bulletin – The only English daily in Brunei in the twentieth century. BPI – Bank of the Philippine Islands, which merged with Family Bank, and became the biggest savings bank in the Philippines. BPKB-DKI – (Badan Pembina Kesatuan Bangsa dalam Wilayah DKI Jakarta) The body for the Development of National Unity in the National Capital, Jakarta, established by mayor Ali Sadikin in August 1974. BPKI – (Badan Penyelidik Kemerdekaan Indonesia) Investigating Committee for Indonesian independence, initiated by the Japanese. Soekarno and Hatta were two leading figures on the Committee. BPS – (Biro Pusat Statistik) Central Bureau of Statistics (Indonesia). BSB – Bandar Seri Begawan, the capital of Brunei Darussalam. Bumiputra – Sons of the soil or indigenous population. The term used in Malaysia to refer to the Malays and other indigenous people. Their “indigenous” status entitled them to have special position and special rights in the Malaysian constitution. See also Pribumi. Bumiputra company – A company that belongs to a member of majority Malay ethnic group or, under the Brunei Constitution, to a member of a certain indigenous group, namely Brunei, Tutong, Belait, Dusun, Murut, Kedayan, Bisaya. The word “bumiputra” is derived from the Sanskrit word “bhumiputra”, meaning “sons of the soil”. See also Pribumi. BUMN – (Badan Usaha Milik Negara) State-owned enterprises (Indonesia). Burma Medical Council – The organization was formed in 1915 under the Burma Medical Act enacted by the British Government. In 1957 the Government of the Union of Burma repealed the 1915 Burma Medical Act and replaced it with the Myanmar Medical Act. The Act of 1957 was modified by the State Peace and Development Council on 14th January 2000. It was renamed as the Myanmar Medical Council that issued licenses to medical practitioners. C calamansi – A native variety of lime in the Philippines. carrageenan – A raw material extracted from seaweed. Catholic High School ( ) – A large bi-lingual (Chinese and English) secondary school in Singapore. CCB – Chan C. Brothers, founded by Carlos Chan in the Philippines. CCC – Chinese Chamber of Commerce ( ), the successor of the Chinese Association ( ) in Brunei. CCP – Chinese Communist Party. CCP – Cultural Center of the Philippines. CCPIT – China Council for the Promotion of International Trade ( ), a trade body of the Chinese government founded in 1952 to promote China’s international economic and commercial interests.
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CGH – Chinese General Hospital, Philippines. Chao – Thai term for “lord” or person of royal lineage, also used to designate the sovereigns of the former kingdom of Lanna in northern Thailand. Chao Foon Monthly. See Jiaofeng. CHC – Chinese Heritage Centre ( ), an autonomous centre established by SFCCA in 1995 which is located at the former Nanyang University Library Building, NTU. In November 2011 it became an autonomous research institute under NTU. CHC – City Harvest Church, an independent mega church in Singapore founded by Rev. Kong Hee in 1989. CHH – Chung Hwa Hui ( Zhonghua Hui). Chinese Association, a political organization set up in 1928 by Dutch-educated peranakan Chinese intellectuals and businessmen. Dissolved in 1942. CHH-Netherlands – Chung Hwa Hui-Netherlands, a peranakan Chinese students’ association in the Netherlands, formed in 1911. Oriented culturally towards China but politically towards the East Indies. CHHTC – Chung Hwa Hui Tsa Chih ( ), a journal of the CHH-Netherlands. Chiam Pok Ee ( ) – A Buddhist institute in Singapore founded by Ven. Kong Hiap ( ) in 1948. It is now Kong Hiap Memorial Museum ( ). Chiang Kai Shek College ( ) – A Chinese-Filipino institution of higher learning founded by Chinese Filipinos in June 1939. China Charity Fund – A fund established to raise money during the Sino-Japanese war by Indonesian Chinese. Chinese Association ( ) – The predecessor of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce ( ) in Brunei, officially registered in 1946. Chinese Chamber of Commerce ( ) – Established in 1904, this is the earliest umbrella organization that functioned as arbiter of businessmen’s interests in the Philippines. Chinese Charitable Association. See Philippine Chinese Charitable Association. Chinese Exclusion Act – Signed into law in the United States of America in 1882. It suspended Chinese immigration into the U.S. but was repealed in 1943. The law was applied to the Philippines in 1902. On 18 June 2012, the U.S. Congress formally passed a statement of “regret” for the past discriminatory laws against the Chinese. CHMSKB – Chung Hua Middle School Kuala Belait ( ), renamed from Chung Hua School in 1957 (Brunei). Chop Lim Soo Hean ( ) – A rice trading firm set up by Lim Chin Tsong’s ( ) father, Lim Soo Hean ( ), when he went to Burma in 1861. CHTH – Chung Hua Tsung Hui ( Zhonghua Zonghui). Chinese Central Organization established after World War II in various major cities in Indonesia. Dominated by totok Chinese and gradually controlled by pro-Beijing groups. Dissolved in 1965. (Indonesia) CHTNH – Chung Hua Tsing Nien Hui ( Zhonghua Qingnianhui). Chinese Youth Association (Indonesia). Chulalongkorn University – Thailand’s oldest and historically most prestigious university founded in 1917 by King Wachirawut as an upgraded version of the former Royal Pages School
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located in the Pathumwan district of Bangkok. As a large and diversified state university, Chulalongkorn has also long served as a central institution of the Thai establishment. Chung Cheng High School ( Zhongzheng Zhongxue) – One of the largest Chinesemedium high schools in Singapore established before World War II. Dr Chuang Chu Lin ( Zhuang Zhulin) was its longest serving school principal. Chung Cheng and Hwa Chong were the largest Chinese high schools in Singapore. See also Hwa Chong. Chung Hsioh ( Zhongxue) – An association of secondary school students which consisted of Dutch-educated peranakan Chinese before Indonesia’s independence. Chung Khiew (Khiaw) Bank ( ) – A bank in Singapore founded by Aw Boon Haw ( ) and his fellow Hakka merchants in 1950. It was Singapore’s second largest local bank by 1971 in terms of assets with 30 branches in Asia. Chung Ling High School ( ) – It was first founded in 1917 in Penang as a Chinesemedium primary school. In 1923 Chung Ling High School was established and developed into a leading bi-lingual school in Malaysia. Cina – A Malay/Indonesian term to refer to Chinese or China. While there is nothing derogatory about the term “Cina” in Malay, many Chinese Indonesians considered it so. The polite term is Tionghoa for ethnic Chinese and Tiongkok for China. The People’s Republic of China was called Republik Rakyat Tiongkok in the past, it is now called Republik Rakyat China in both Indonesian and Malay, the term “Cina” having been discarded. Cina Peranakan. See peranakan. CLC – Communities Liaison Committee, established in 1949 by the British rulers of Malaysia, comprising the top echelon of Malayan politicians from different communities to address sensitive issues, especially those related to ethnicity. copra – Dried parts of the meat of the coconut, the kernel of the fruit of the coconut palm. CORY – Community of Responsible Youth, Philippines. CP – Charoen Pokphand Group, Thailand’s largest home-grown multinational enterprise, established as a Teochew family firm in the seed and agricultural-goods trades in Bangkok in the early 1920s. Now diversified among agribusiness, food products, the retail trade, and telecommunications, CP has grown rapidly under the leadership of Dhanin Chiawaranon and was for a time in the early 1990s the single largest foreign investor in the People’s Republic of China. CPF – Central Provident Fund (Singapore). CPM – Communist Party of Malaya, founded in 1930. It laid down its arms in 1989. CPP – Cambodia People’s Party, formerly called the Kampuchean People’s Revolutionary Party. The ruling party in Cambodia. CPPCC – Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference, Beijing. CSIS – Centre for Strategic and International Studies. Also known as Yayasan Proklamasi, a private research institute established in 1971 (Indonesia). cukong ( ) – A Hokkien term for “boss” or “master”, commonly used to refer to a wealthy Chinese businessman who collaborates with the Indonesian power élite. cutch – The grounded bark of mangrove trees, which after being soaked and boiled and then dried, becomes a form of dye that can be used as base colouring for cloth fabrics and fishing nets.
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CVP – Chinese Volunteers of the Philippines, an underground anti-Japanese guerrilla organization. D DA – Datuk Amar Bintang Kenyalang, “Datuk Amar” for short, the state’s (Sarawak) second highest award (Malaysia). dalandan – A native variety of orange in the Philippines. DAP – Democratic Action Party, one of the three major opposition parties in Malaysia, along with the PKR (Parti Keadilan Rakyat or People’s Justice Party) and PAS (Parti Islam Se Malaysia or Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party). Daw – The equivalence of “Madam/Mrs” in English to address a female civil servant and an elderly female Myanmese. Daw Yin May – A renowned medical practitioner in the early days of Myanmar, a mentor to Kyee Paw ( ). Daxue Luntan (《 》) – The Chinese edition of University Tribune, the organ of Nanyang University Students’ Union. DBS – Development Bank of Singapore. Democrat Party (Thailand) – Founded in 1946 by a group of liberally inclined Thai aristocrats, Thailand’s oldest political party has long had an ambiguous relationship with Thailand’s military, sometimes as a rival and sometimes as a partner in power. Four leaders of this royalist party have served as Thailand’s premier. The party was an active participant in the multiparty coalitions that defined the spoils system typical of Thailand’s post-1980 parliamentary politics. The Democrats have for decades enjoyed the strong support of the capital’s SinoThai electorate. Since 2001, the Democrat Party and the Thai Rak Thai Party (and its successor parties) have dominated what is increasingly a two-party system in Thailand. Dewan Kesenian Jakarta – Arts Council of Jakarta City, established in 1968 by the Jakarta Mayor Ali Sadikin. DGPN – Darjah Gemilang Pangkuan Negeri of Penang, carrying the title of “Dato’ Seri” (Malaysia). DILG – Department of Interior and Local Government, Philippines. Djawa Hak Boe Tjong Hwee ( ) – General Educational Association of Java, active before World War II. Djawa Tengah – A pre-war peranakan Chinese daily published in Semarang, Indonesia. DMPN – Darjah Yang Mulia Pangkuan Negeri, carrying the title of “Datuk”. The Most Distinguished Order of The Defender of The Realm. The order conferred in six grades is made up of the SMN, PMN, JMN, KMN, AMN and PPN. Designed to reward all ranks and classes of society, the DMPN may be conferred on foreigners (Malaysia). DMSM – Darjah Mulia Seri Melaka, carrying the title of “Datuk” (Malaysia). dong – Unit of the Vietnamese currency. Dongjiaozong ( ) – A combined names of both Dongzong ( ) and Jiaozong ( ) (Malaysia). Dongzong ( ). See UCSCAM. DOST – Department of Science and Technology, Philippines.
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DPCM – Dato’ Paduka Cura Si Manja Kini, carrying the title of “Dato’ Seri” (Malaysia). DPMB – (Darjah Seri Paduka Mahkota Brunei Yang Amat Mulia Darjah Kedua) The Most Honourable Order of Seri Paduka Mahkota Brunei 2nd Class, carrying the title of Dato Paduka. DPMJ – Dato Paduka Mahkota Johore – pangkat yang kedua, carrying the title of “Dato”. Second class of Commander of the Most Honourable Oder of the Crown of Johore (Malaysia). DPMP – Datuk Paduka Mahkota Perak, carrying the title of “Datuk” (Malaysia). DPMS – Dato’ Paduka Mahkota Selangor, carrying the title of “Dato”, Class II/Commander of the Honourable Order of the Crown of Selangor (Malaysia). DPR – (Dewan Perwakilan Rakyat) People’s Representative Council, which is the Indonesian Parliament. DPRD – (Dewan Perwakilan Rakyat Daerah) Regional People’s Representative Council Indonesia. Assembly at provincial, regional and municipal levels. Dr Jose P. Rizal Awards for Excellence – Recognition given to outstanding Chinese Filipinos in various fields; organized by the Manila Times and Kaisa Para sa Kaunlaran. Drs – Doctorandus, a Dutch university degree, equivalent to either M.A. or Ph.D. preliminary. Its Indonesian equivalent is Sarjana (in the old system). DSPN – (Darjah Setia Pangkuan Negeri) Order of the Defender of State. Knight Commander, which carries the title of “Datuk” (Malaysia). Du Zhong ( ) – An abbreviation of Duli Zhongxue ( Independent Chinese Secondary Schools or ICSS) in Malaya/Malaysia. Duan Hua School ( ) – The largest Chinese school in Cambodia. It has more than ten thousand students and claims to be the largest “Chinese school” in Southeast Asia. DUPN – (Darjah Utama Pangkuan Negeri) Most Supreme Order of the Defender of State, which carries the title of “Datuk” (Malaysia). Dwi fungsi – (Dual Function) Indonesian military doctrine. DYMM – (Duli Yang Maha Mulia) His Royal Highness (Malaysia). E EDB – Economic Development Board, Singapore. EDSA – An abbreviation for Epifanio delos Santos Avenue, a 23.8 kilometres main thoroughfare in the metropolis of the Philippines. See also People Power. EDSA II – See People Power. Ee Hoe Hean ( ) – A private Chinese club which was established in 1895 in Singapore. After the 1911 revolution, it was transformed into a Chinese social club which was involved in social and political movements both locally and in China. ELS – (Europeesche Lagere School) European Primary School, a school specially for Dutch children in the Dutch East Indies. Eng Aun Tong ( ) – The Singapore headquarters of the enterprise of the Aw brothers (Boon Haw and Boon Par ) on Neil Road. The medical hall was originally created by Aw Chu Kim ( ), Aw Boon Haw’s father, in Rangoon. ensaymada – A typical Philippine bakery fare.
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Era Reformasi – The reform period. It refers to the period after the fall of Soeharto in 21 May 1998. ERDA – Educational Research and Development Assistance, Philippines. Esplanade – Also known as Theaters on the Bay, a well-known performing arts venue in Singapore featuring local and international performances. Officially opened in October 2002. Known to the local as “the Durians” due to the appearance of the buildings. EXCO – Executive Committee. F Fajar – Organ of the University Socialist Club. See USC. FAO – Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations. First international conference was held in Rome, 1951. FCC – Filinvest Credit Corporation, a major lending company in the Philippines, established by Andrew L. Gotianun Sr. and his wife in the 1970s. FDC – Filinvest Development Corporation, a used-car financing enterprise in the Philippines, established by Andrew L. Gotianun Sr. and his wife in the 1950s. FELDA – Federal Land Development Authority (Malaysia). Also known as FLDA. FEUI – (Fakultas Ekonomi Universitas Indonesia) Faculty of Economics, University of Indonesia. FFCCCII – Federation of Filipino Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Inc. ( ), the lead umbrella organization established in 1954 to represent Chinese-Filipinos interests and to give a public face for the community’s support for the Philippine government. Composed of 157 trade organizations, it has nationwide reach. FHUI – (Fakultas Hukum Universitas Indonesia) Faculty of Law, University of Indonesia. Filipino – General term used for citizens of the Philippines. Ethno-linguistic groups are referred to by their place names or provinces of origin followed by a suffix referring to persons e.g. Ilonggo (from Iloilo), Cebuano (from Cebu), Ilocano (from Ilocos), Davaoeño (from Davao), Zamboangeño (from Zamboanga). firma – Dutch term for “firm” (Indonesia). Firma Kian Gwan – Another name for the Oei Tiong Ham Concern (Indonesia). FIS-UI – (Fakultas Ilmu-Ilmu Sosial Universitas Indonesia) Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Indonesia. FKUI – (Fakultas Kedokteran Universitas Indonesia) Faculty of Medicine, University of Indonesia. FLI – Filinvest Land Inc., Philippines, a subsidiary of FDC dealing with real estate. Fort Santiago – A citadel first built by Spanish conquistador, Miguel López de Legazpi, for the newly established city of Manila in 1571. During World War II, Fort Santiago was used by the Japanese Imperial Army as its headquarters. Its prisons and dungeons were used to incarcerate and torture prisoners of war and its wide courtyard was the venue for the public execution of many patriots who defied Japanese rule. FPUI – (Fakultas Psikologi Universitas Indonesia) Faculty of Psychology, University of Indonesia. FSUI – (Fakultas Sastra Universitas Indonesia) Faculty of Arts, University of Indonesia.
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Fu Tian Chou ( , 1920–90) – Renowned contemporary artist in China, Principal of the Central Academy of Fine Arts. FUNCINPEC – Front uni national pour un Cambodge independent, neuter, pacifique et cooperative. A French term for the National United Front for an Independent, Neutral, Peaceful and Cooperative Cambodia, which was established in March 1981 by Norodom Sihanouk. See Norodom Sihanouk. FUSE – Foundation for Upgrading the Standard of Education, Philippines. G G-30-S – (Gerakan Tigapuluh September) 30 September Movement, also known as Gestok or Gestapu, a coup which took place on 1 October 1965 leading to the fall of Soekarno, the liquidation of the PKI, and the emergence of the military-dominated New Order. See also Gestapu and Gestok. Gandi – (Gerakan Anti Diskriminasi) Anti-Discrimination Movement (Indonesia). Gerakan – A short form of Parti Gerakan Rakyat Malaysia, Malaysian People’s Movement Party, a political party founded in 1968. Gerindo – (Gerakan Rakyat Indonesia) Indonesian People’s Movement, formed in 1937. The first pre-World War II nationalist party opening its membership to peranakan; a leftwing movement. Gespatu – (Gerakan Tigapuluh September), an acronym coined by the Indonesian military to refer to G-30-S. It sounds like Gestapo in Hitler’s Germany. See also G-30-S. Gestok – (Gerakan Satu Oktober), an acronym coined by President Soekarno to refer to G-30-S. See also G-30-S. GKI – (Gereja Kristen Indonesia) Indonesian Christian Church. Global China Group Holdings – A Hong Kong-based company chaired by Ho Tsu Kwok, Charles ( ), which acquired 51 per cent of the shares of Sing Tao Holdings Limited in 2001. Golden Lion Co. Ltd. – A company established by Kyin Bin ( ) in 1990, principally dealing with the import and export of agricultural products. Golkar – (Golongan Karya) The Functional Groups, the largest political group consisting of military and civil servants under the New Order. The ruling party between 1971 and 1998. GRC – Group Representation Constituency, Singapore. Great China Press – The Filipino daily that merged with the Kong Li Po (《 》) in 1973 to become the United Daily News, the first Chinese-language daily in the Philippines to resume publication during martial law, and is still in print today. Guided Democracy – Refers to Indonesian historical period from 1959–65 during which President Soekarno held tremendous power. Guoji Ribao (《 》) – A large Chinese daily published in Jakarta, Indonesia, after the fall of Soeharto. Guomindang. See KMT. H halal – Permissible (often refers to food prepared in a certain way for Muslims). Hanoi – The capital city of Vietnam. Harian Ibukota. See Shoudu Ribao.
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Harian Rakjat – The PKI’s daily newspaper, banned in 1965. Hatta, Mohamad. See Mohammad Hatta. HBS – (Hoogere Burger School) Dutch Secondary School, established by the Dutch Indies Government. Although open to all ethnic groups, its clientele was overwhelmingly Dutch. There were two types: the HBS III (three years) and HBS V (five years). HCK – (Hollandsch Chineesche Kweekschool) Dutch-Chinese Teachers’ College for HCS schoolteachers. HCS – (Hollandsch Chineesche School) Dutch Elementary School for the Chinese. HCTH – Hua Ch’iao Tsung-hui ( Huaqiao Zonghui). General Association of Overseas Chinese, an organization sponsored by the authorities during the Japanese Occupation. HCTNH – Hua Ch’iao Tsing Nien Hui ( Huaqiao Qingnianhui). Overseas Chinese Youth Association, established by peranakan Chinese students before World War II. HDB – Housing and Development Board, Singapore. He Yin Huashang Lianhehui. See Ho In Hoa Siang Lian Hap Hwee. Henghua – Xinghua ( ), a district in Fujian. It is also a speech group. HIS – (Himpunan Sarjana Indonesia) Indonesian Scholars’ Society, a leftwing intellectuals’ organization prior to the 1965 Coup. HIS – (Hollandsch-Inlandsche School) Dutch Elementary School, for Indigenous Indonesians. Ho Chi Minh City – The largest city in Vietnam. The new name of Saigon after July 1976. Ho In Hoa Siang Lian Hap Hwee – ( He Yin Huashang Lianhehui) Federation of Chinese Chambers of Commerce, formed in 1934 in Jakarta with the encouragement of the Chinese Government. It consisted of various Siang Hwees in the Dutch East Indies and was dominated by totok. Hock Lee Bus Company ( ) – A Singapore bus company whose workers started a strike in May 1955 resulting in street riots and students’ takeover of the Chung Cheng High School in Singapore. See also Chung Cheng High School. Hokchia ( ) – Fuqing-speaking Chinese. Hokkien Huay Koan ( Fujian Huiguan) – The largest Chinese clan association in Singapore. Hokkien School – A Chinese private school established before the twentieth century with Hokkien as its teaching medium (instead of Mandarin) and Confucian classics as its main curriculum. Hons. F. L. A. – Honorary Fellow Award of the Library Association. Horison – A literary publication published monthly in Jakarta after the 1965 Coup. HRET – House of Representatives Electoral Tribunal, Philippines. Hsin Pao. See Xin Bao. hua xiao ( ) – An abbreviation of huawen xiaoxue ( ). Chinese-medium primary schools in Malaysia. Hua Zhong ( ) – Zhonghua Zhongxue ( ). Chinese High School, established in 1939. It was one of the largest Chinese high schools in Jakarta after World War II. Being pro-Beijing, it was closed in 1966. Huaqiao Lianhehui ( ). See Qiao Lian. Huaqiao Zhongxue (Malaya/Singapore). See Hwa Chong.
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Huaqiao Zhongxue ( ) – The largest and most prestigious Chinese school in post-war Yangon, Myanmar. Huayi Zonghui ( ) – A Chinese term for INTI. See INTI. Hwa Chong ( ) – Huaqiao Zhongxue ( ), the oldest Chinese medium high school in Singapore established by Tan Kah Kee in 1919. Hwa Chong and Chung Cheng were the two largest Chinese medium high schools in Singapore before and after World War II. Hwa Chong High School. See Hwa Chong. I IBAA – Insular Bank of Asia and America which merged with Philippine Commercial and International Bank to become the biggest private commercial bank in the Philippines. ICA – Industrial Coordination Act (Malaysia). ICAC – Independent Commission Against Corruption, Hong Kong. ICMI – (Ikatan Cedekiawan Muslim se Indonesia) Association of Indonesian Muslim intellectuals, established during the Sukarto period. ICSS – Independent Chinese Secondary Schools in Malaysia. See also Du Zhong. IDI – (Ikatan Dokter Indonesia) Indonesian Physicians’ Association. IKIP – (Institut Keguruan Ilmu Pendidkan) Teachers’ Training Institute, Indonesia. IMF – International Monetary Fund. IMP – Independence of Malaya Party. Inpres – (Instruksi Presiden) Presidential Instruction (Indonesia). INTI – (Perhimpunan Indonesia-Tionghoa) Also known as Perhimpunan Indonesia Keturunan Tionghoa, a large social organization established after the fall of Soeharto. Known also as Huayi Zonghui ( ). IPPI – (Ikatan Pemuda Pelajar Indonesia) Association of Indonesian Youth and Students. Ir – (Ingenieur) A Dutch (also Indonesian) degree awarded to a graduate of the School of Engineering; a qualified engineer. ISA – Internal Security Act, a preventive detention law in Malaysia and Singapore. ISDV – (Indische Sociaal-Democratische Vereeniging) Indies Social Democratic Organization, formed in 1914. It changed its name to Partai Komunis Indonesia (PKI) in 1920. ISEAS – Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, a regional research centre focusing on Southeast Asia, established in 1968 in Singapore. ISKI – (Ikatan Sarjana Katholik Indonesia) Indonesian Catholic Scholars’ Association. ISSCO – International Society for the Study of Chinese Overseas, first established in 1991 in San Francisco, California by a group of international scholars who were interested in the study of Chinese overseas. The first president of ISSCO was Professor Wang Gungwu ( ). ITB – (Institut Teknologi Bandung) Institute of Technology at Bandung, Indonesia. J Jakarta – The capital city of the Republic of Indonesia. Jang Seng Ie ( Yang Sheng Yuan) – A Chinese-sponsored hospital in Jakarta established in 1924. It changed its name to Rumah Sakit Husada on 1 June 1965. Japanese Occupation (in the Philippines) – 1941–45. Began with a surprise attack on
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8 December 1941 and ended with the conclusion of World War II. The Japanese occupation was opposed by large-scale underground and guerrilla activity. The American army started the Philippines Campaign in October 1944 led by General Douglas MacArthur’s Sixth United States Army. Java – the most densely populated island in Indonesia where about 60 per cent of the Indonesian population live. Jemaah Islamiah (JI) – An “Islamic” terrorist organization which has been active in Southeast Asia. Jiaofeng (《 》) – Also known as Chao Foon. An influential Chinese literary magazine in Malaya/Malaysia which was a Monthly from 1955 to 1990, then published bi-monthly and later bi-yearly till now. Jiaozong ( ). See UCSTAM. Jiaying Wu Shu Gonghui ( ) – A Hakka organization established by Jun Hong ( ) in Myanmar, supported by the local Hakka community. Jiaying Wu Shu was the old name of Meizhou in Guangdong, China. JIE – Jurong Industrial Estate (Singapore). Jinan Xuetang ( ) – Also known as Kay Lam Hak Tong, a school designed for Overseas Chinese. First established in Nanking (Nanjing) around 1906. It ceased operations in 1911, but was re-established in Shanghai as Jinan Xuexiao ( ) and eventually developed into a university. The Jinan University ( ) is now located in Guangzhou, Guangdong. Jivitadana Free Hospital – A free hospital in Rangoon, where Kyee Paw ( ) was as an honorary surgeon in 1980, and also assisted in the establishment of its Surgical Unit. JMN – (Johan Mangku Negara) Third Grade of the Distinguished Order of Negara, Companion of the Most Distinguished Order of the Defender of the Realm (Malaysia). Joint Venture Corporation No. 7 – An organization in Myanmar that dealt with private health care and the establishment of private hospitals, sale of medicine, and the provision of laboratory services. JP – (Jaksa Pendamai) Justice of the Peace (Malaysia). JSM – (Johan Setia Mahkota) Companion of the Order of the Crown of Malaysia. K kabupaten – District, regency (Indonesia). Kadin – (Kamar Dagang dan Industri) Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Indonesian). Kaisa Para Sa Kaunlaran Inc ( ) – A 25-year-old cause-oriented organization established on 27 August 1987, it is made up of younger Tsinoys (Tsinong Pinoy or Chinese Filipinos) who actively promote integration into mainstream Philippine society. It undertakes research, publications, and social development for its bridge-building and nation-building advocacies. KAMI – (Kesatuan Aksi Mahasiswa Indonesia) Indonesian Students Action Front, a powerful anti-communist students’ association which emerged after the 1965 Coup. kangkong (also spelled as kangkung) – Swamp cabbage (Malay/Indonesian). kapitan ( ) – Kapitans were appointed chiefs or headmen of the various ethnic communities during the Portuguese and Dutch colonial rule in what are now known as Indonesia and Malaysia. The Chinese title is “Kapitan China” or “Kapitan Cina”. See also Kapitein.
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Kapitein – A Dutch term for “Captain”, a rank given to a Chinese leader in the Indies by the Dutch authorities. Also spelled as Kapitan. See Kapitan. Katho Temple ( ) – A Buddhist institute in Singapore founded by Ven. Siong Khye in 1954. It was set up with a clinic, where Chinese pugilistic and osteopathy courses were also conducted. It was rebuilt in 1969. Kay Lam Hak Tong. See JNXT. Keng Po – An Indonesian-language daily published by peranakan in Jakarta in 1923. It changed its name to Pos Indonesia in 1958 and ceased publication in the 1960s. The largest peranakan newspaper besides Sin Po. Khmer Republic. See Lon Nol. Khmer Rouge – Red Cambodians, a term used to refer to the Pol Pot-led communist group. Khong Kauw Tjong Hwee – or Kongjiao Zonghui ( ) General Association of Confucian Societies in Indonesia, established in Bandung in 1923. Khun – Lowest-ranking in a series of graded titles bestowed on commoners by the pre-1932 Siamese monarchy in recognition of service to the government. Khunying – Royally bestowed female honorific in Thailand. Kiai – Islamic teacher and community leader (Indonesia). Kian Teck Organisation ( ) – A Chinese secret society of Myanmar, with Li Boon Tin ( ) as President in the 1940s. Kitab yang Empat – Four Books ( ), the basic teachings of Confucius in Indonesian, used as the bible of the Confucian Religion in Indonesia. KMN – (Kesatria Mangku Negara) Fourth Grade of the Most Distinguished Order of Negara, Officer of the Most Distinguished Order of the Defender of the Realm (Malaysia). KMT – Kuomintang ( Guomindang). The Nationalist Party of China. First formed in 1912 by Dr Sun Yat Sen. KNI – (Komite Nasional Indonesia) Indonesian National Committee. KNIP – (Komite Nasional Indonesia Pusat) Indonesian Central National Committee, formed shortly after Indonesia’s independence in 1945. Ko – Preface, derived from the Hokkien term for “brother” ( ), used with nick-names for men in Chinese communities on the Andaman coast of southern Thailand. Ko – The honorific title to address young Myanmese male adults. Komnas HAM – (Komisi Nasional Hak Asasi Manusia) National Commission for Human Rights (Indonesia). Kong Li Po (《 》) – The Filipino daily that merged with the Great China Press in 1973 to become the United Daily News, the first Chinese-language daily in the Philippines to resume publication during martial law, and is still in print today. Kong Meng San Phor Kark See Monastery ( ) – Singapore’s largest Buddhist temple. Kongjiao Zonghui. See Khong Kauw Tjong Hwee. Kostrad – (Komando Cadangan Strategis Angkatan Darat) Army Strategic Reserve (Indonesia). KOTI – (Komando Operasi Tertinggi) Supreme Operation Commando (Indonesia). KPRP (Kampuchean People’s Revolutionary Party). See CPP.
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Kreta Ayer – Known in Chinese as Niucheshui ( ). A place name in Singapore, also known as Singapore Chinatown. KSM – (Koperatif Serbaguna Malaysia) The co–operative movement of the Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA) Youth section. Kuala Lumpur – The capital city of Malaysia. kungfu (or gongfu ) – Chinese martial art. KWS – (Koningin Wilhelmina School) Queen Wilhelmina School, a vocational institution established in Jakarta before World War II. L Lawton bills – A huge cache of buried money in the Philippines left behind by President Manuel L. Quezon for a public servant during the Commonwealth period (1935–46). LBH – (Lembaga Bantuan Hukum) Legal Aid Institute (Indonesia). LCCL – Liwayway (China) Company Limited. (Philippines) LEKNAS – (Lembaga Ekonomi dan Kemasyarakatan Nasional) Institute of Economics and Social Research, a section of LIPI. Lekra – (Lembaga Kesenian Rakjat) People’s Arts Council, established by pro-PKI artists and writers in August 1950. Banned in 1965. Leng Feng Bodhi Institute ( ) – A Buddhist institute in Singapore. LF – Labour Front, a defunct political party in Singapore. Lianhe Wanbao. See Lianhe Zaobao. Lianhe Zaobao (《 》) – In 1983 two Singapore major Chinese newspapers, Nanyang Siang Pau (《 》) and Sin Chew Jit Poh (《 》), merged into one newspaper. The morning daily is called Lianhe Zaobao while the evening edition is called Lianhe Wanbao (《 》). Liaodu Zhongxue ( ) – The largest Chinese school in Laos. Liberal Democracy – Also known as Constitutional Democracy. It refers to the period 1950–58 in Indonesia during which political parties were in power. By 1957, the political system was moving toward Guided Democracy. Lim Chin Tsong School ( ) – A school founded by Lim Chin Tsong’s ( ) in 1907. LIPI – (Lembaga Ilmu Pengetahuan Indonesia) Indonesian National Science Institute, a government-sponsored body for scientific research. Lithang ( Litang) – Literally, Ceremonial hall, it is now used by Matakin and Makin as SinoIndonesian Confucian Church. Liu Kaiqu ( , 1904–93) – Renowned contemporary artist in China. LMC – Liwayway Marketing Corporation. (Philippines) LOI 270 – Letter of Instruction 270, law enacted by President Ferdinand Marcos that confers citizenship on deserving aliens who have applied for naturalization through an administrative, rather than the existing judicial, process. Lon Nol (1913–85) – A coup leader who overthrew Norodom Sihanouk in 1970 to create Khmer Republic backed by the U.S. He was defeated by Khmer Rouge in 1975. LPKB – (Lembaga Pembinaan Kesatuan Bangsa) Institute for the Development of National
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Unity, a peranakan-dominated organization supported by the army, and a rival of Baperki. Advocated assimilation of the Indonesia Chinese. Consisted of anti-communist elements. Formed in 1963 and dissolved in 1967. LPM – Labour Party of Malaya. Dissolved in 1969. LPRP – Lao People’s Revolutionary Party, the name of the ruling communist party in Laos. LRKN – (Lembaga Research Kebudayaan Nasional) National Institute for Cultural Studies, a body of LIPI. LSE – London School of Economics. Luang – Title ranking between khun and phra bestowed on commoners by the pre-1932 Siamese monarchy in recognition of services to the government. Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao – Three biggest island groups in the Philippine archipelago. Luzon in the north, Mindanao in the south and Visayas in the middle. M Ma – Honorific title for female Myanmese, usually children and young adults. Maha Bodhi Institute ( ) – A Buddhist institute in Penang, Malaysia. Maha Bodhi Primary School ( ) – A Buddhist primary school in Penang, Malaysia. Maha Bodhi School ( ) – A primary school, the first Buddhist school in Singapore, founded in 1948. Maha Thray Sithu – Title of a civil award conferred on Myanmese, normally government servants, for distinguished service. Mahathir Mohamad, Tun (1925– ) – UMNO leader, the longest serving Prime Minister of Malaysia (1981–2003). Majoor – A Dutch term for “Major”, the highest rank for a Chinese leader in the Dutch East Indies appointed by the Dutch authorities. Makin – (Majelis Agama Khonghucu Indonesia) Indonesian Confucian Council. Manikebu – (Manifes Kebudayaan) Cultural Manifesto, initiated in 1963 by Indonesian anticommunist writers and artists. Banned by Soekarno. Manila – The city of Manila is the capital of the country. However, when locals say Manila, they also refer to Metro Manila. Manjusri Secondary School ( ) – The only Buddhist secondary school in Singapore, founded in 1984. MARA – (Majlis Amanah Rakyat) Council of Trust for the Indigenous People (Malaysia). Martial Law – On 21 September 1972, President Ferdinand E. Marcos placed the Philippines under Martial Law. Marcos defended the declaration stressing the need for extra powers to quell the rising wave of violence allegedly caused by communists. Thirty-thousand opposition figures including Senator Benigno Aquino, journalists, students and labor activists were detained at military compounds, and countless opposition figures disappeared under the Marcos dictatorial command. Media outfits were either closed down or only allowed to operate under tight control. MAS – Monetary Authority of Singapore. Mata Hari – A pre–World War II peranakan daily in Semarang, sponsored by Oei Tiong Ham Concern.
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Matakin – (Majelis Tertinggi Agama Khonghucu Indonesia) Indonesian Confucian Supreme Council, the Highest Council of Confucian Religion in Indonesia. Maung – A title to address Myanmese boys. MBE – Award bestowed by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. T.S. Sung was the only Chinese in Brunei to receive such an honour. MCA – Malaysian Chinese Association ( or ), a political party that represents the Malaysian Chinese ethnicity. One of the three major component parties of the ruling coalition, Barisan Nasional (BN). Known as Malayan Chinese Association prior to 1963. MCP – Malayan Communist Party, officially known as the Communist Party of Malaya. See CPM. MCPF – Malaysian Crime Prevention Foundation. MDU – Malayan Democratic Union. Singapore’s first democratic political party. Mee Toh School ( ) – The second Buddhist primary school converted from Leong San School ( ), founded by Ven. Kong Hiap ( ) in 1954. Meizhou Ri Bao (《 》) – A Chinese daily in China. Mendaki – Majlis Pendidikan Anak-Anak Islam, a Malay-Muslim community association in Singapore. Officially opened in 1981. It aims at improving the educational levels of the Muslim children in Singapore. Meralco – Manila Electric Company. Mestizo – In the Philippines, the term used to denote Filipinos of mixed native and non-native ethnicities, usually offspring of Chinese-Filipino intermarriages. Metro Manila – Formal name: National Capital Region; Urban center surrounding the capital comprising 16 cities. MIB – “Melayu Islam Beraja”, the adopted national philosophy of Brunei Darussalam, described as “a blend of Malay language, culture and Malay customs, the teaching of Islamic laws and values and the monarchy system which must be esteemed and practised by all”. MIC – Malaysian Indian Congress, a racially based political party in Malaysia. One of the founding members of the ruling coalition, Barisan National (BN). Known as Malayan Indian Congress prior to 1963. MICA – Ministry of Information, Communication and the Arts (Singapore). MILF – Moro Islamic Liberation Front, a splinter organization of MNLF. Mimbar Universiti – The Malay edition of University Tribune, the organ of Nanyang University Students’ Union. Mindanao – see Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao. MINDEF – Ministry of Defence (Singapore). Mirror (《 》). See The Mirror. MNC – Multi–National Corporation. MNLF – Moro National Liberation Front, a political organization that struggled against the Philippine Government to attain autonomy for the Mindanao region, comprised of 25 provinces in Southern Philippines. Mohammad Hatta (1902–80) – The first Deputy President of the Republic of Indonesia (1945– 56). Both Soekarno and Hatta jointly signed the proclamation of Indonesian independence
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on 17 August 1945 representing the Indonesian people. Leader of pre-war independence movement. Mom Luang – Title used by the great-great-grandchildren of a Thai king and abbreviated as “M. L.”. monay – Typical Philippine bakery fare. Monthon – Administrative “circles” grouping a number of provinces under the leadership of a superintendent-commissioner in the thetsaphiban system, in an attempt to increase the Bangkok state’s penetration of provincial Siam. MP – Member of Parliament. MPAJA – Malayan People’s Anti-Japanese Army, a resistance movement during Japaneseoccupied Malaya during World War II. MPHB – Multi-Purpose Holdings Berhad (Malaysia). MPR – (Majelis Permusyawaratan Rakyat) People’s Consultative Assembly, the highest organ of state and the body to which the President is responsible under the 1945 Constitution. Members of the DPR are also members of the MPR. MPRS – (Majelis Permusyawaratan Rakyat Sementara) Provisional People’s Consultative Assembly, the interim body appointed in 1960 to function as the highest organ of the state pending the formation of the elected MPR. Mr – Meester in de Rechten, a Dutch law degree. FHUI now offers Sarjana Hukum (SH) instead of Mr. MRPO – Movement for Restoration of Peace and Order, Philippines. MRT – Mass Rapid Transit (Singapore). Mueang – Thai term used to designate a seat of provincial administration. Muhammadiyah – A Muslim socio-cultural organization formed in 1912. MULO – (Meer Uitgebreid Lager Onderwijs) Junior High School (literally: More Comprehensive Elementary Education). Myanmar – The new name of Burma after 1989. Myanmar Fujian Native Association ( ) – Formerly known as the Hokkien Clan Association ( ), an organization in Myanmar that has Hokkien clan associations in Yangon under its wings. Myaungmya State High School – Top school in Myanmar, which used to be known as “EnglishBurmese State High School”. N Naing-ngat Gon-yi – A title of civil award conferred on Myanmese, normally government servants, for distinguished service. Nam Hwa Bank – A Japanese bank, which took over Lim Chin Tsong’s ( ) Xie De Garden ( ) when he went bankrupt. Nanqiao Ribao (《 》) – A Chinese daily newspaper in Singapore founded by Tan Kah Kee. Nanyang ( ) – South Seas or Southern Ocean, a Chinese term which refers to Southeast Asia. Widely used before and shortly after World War II by Chinese writers. Nanyang Buddhists – The most long–lived Buddhist journal in Singapore, first published in 1969,
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with Ven. Hong Choon as the President and Ven. Siong Khye as the Publisher. It is still in print today. Nanyang Girls’ School ( ) – Founded in 1917, it was later changed to Nanyang Girls’ High School ( ). Nanyang Nüzhong. See Nanyang Girls’ School. Nanyang Siang Pau (《 》) – A large Chinese language daily newspaper published in Singapore in 1923 by Tan Kah Kee. In 1962 it started both the Singapore and Malaya editions. In 1965 the Nanyang Siang Pau in Malaysia became independent. In 1983 Singapore Nanyang Siang Pau and Singapore Sin Chew Jit Poh were merged into Lianhe Zaobao and Lianhe Wanbao. See Lianhe Zaobao. Nanyang Xuebao (《 》) – Journal of South Seas Society. The first editor of the journal was Hsu Yun-tsiao. See Nanyang Xuehui. Nanyang Xuehui ( ) – South Seas Society, established in Singapore in 1940 by a group of Chinese scholars who were interested in Southeast Asian studies. The society published the journal, Nanyang Xuebao. Nanyang Zhongxue ( ) – One of the biggest Chinese secondary schools in post-war Yangon, Myanmar. NBI – National Bureau of Investigation, Philippines. NCMP – Non-Constituency Member of Parliament (Singapore). NDP – National Development Policy. See NEP. NEP – New Economic Policy, an ambitious and controversial socio-economic restructuring affirmative action programme launched by the Malaysian government in 1971 under the then Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak. It ended in 1990, and was followed by the National Development Policy (NDP) in 1991. New Order – (Orde Baru) Refers to the Soeharto rule 1966–98. Also known as the Pancasila Democracy period. New Rangoon Post (《 》) – A Chinese daily in Rangoon in the 1940s, founded by Su Bin ( ). Ngee Ann City ( ) – A large shopping and office complex located in Orchard Road, Singapore which was officially opened by Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong in 1993. It was built by the Ngee Ann Development and Orchard Square Development Corporation. Ngee Ann Kongsi ( ) – A large charitable foundation in Singapore founded by a group of Teochew businessmen under the leadership of Seah Yu-chin in 1845. Ngee Ann is a county in Guangdong, China where people speak the Teochew dialect. Ngee Ann Polytechnic ( ) – First set up by Ngee Ann Kongsi as Ngee Ann College in May 1963, it was later changed to Ngee Ann Technical College and in 1982 became Ngee Ann Polytechnic. NGO – Non-Government Organization. NIAS – (Nederlandsch Indische Artsen School) Dutch East Indies Medical College, located in Surabaya. NIE – National Institute of Education, an amalgamation of Teachers Training College (founded 1950), Institute of Education (1973) and The College of Physical Education (1984) which took place in 1991. It became part of the Nanyang Technological University in the same year.
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NIT – Negara Indonesia Timur, an East Indonesian state formed by the Dutch in accordance with the agreement of the Den Pasar Conference in 1946. NLD – National League for Democracy, the party which won the 1990 general election in Myanmar. It is led by Aung San Suu Kyi. NMP – Nominated Member of Parliament (Singapore). NOC – National Operations Council or Majlis Gerakan Negara (MAGERAN). An emergency administrative body which attempted to restore law and order in Malaysia after the May 13 Incident in 1969 when racial riots broke out in the federal capital of Kuala Lumpur. In 1971, the NOC came to an end with the restoration of Parliament. NOL – Neptune Orient Line (Singapore). Nonya. See Nyonya. Norodom Sihanouk (1922– ) – King of Cambodia twice, 1941–55; 1993–2004. The influential king who introduced a neutral foreign policy for Cambodia for the sake of survival. NPLC – Negros Philippine Lumber Company, Philippines, acquired by Dee C. Chuan and Companyin 1920. NST – New Straits Times (Malaysia). NTU – Nanyang Technological University. After Nanyang University merged with the University of Singapore, the Nanyang Technological Institute (NTI) was established in 1981 on the site of Nanyang University. In 1991, NTI became the Nanyang Technological University. NTUC – National Trades Union Congress (Singapore). NU – (Nahdlatul Ulama) Muslim Ulama Party was formed in 1926 as a non-political party. It became a political party in August 1952, fused with three other Muslim parties in 1973 to form the Partai Persatuan Pembangunan (PPP, United Development Party), and withdrew from the PPP after the 1982 election. NU – Nanyang University ( ), the first Chinese-medium university in Southeast Asia founded in Singapore by Tan Lark Sye. It merged with the University of Singapore in 1980 to form NUS. NUS – National University of Singapore, in 1980 the University of Singapore and Nanyang University were merged into a single university and named the National University of Singapore. NUSU – Nanyang University Students’ Union. (Singapore) N.V. – (Naamloze Vennootschap) Limited liability company (Indonesia). NWC – National Wages Council (Singapore). Nyonya – A female Baba, often misspelled as Nonya. See also peranakan. O OCAC – Overseas Chinese Affairs Commission, a body under the Foreign Ministry in the PRC, dissolved after the Cultural Revolution. OCBC – Oversea–Chinese Banking Corporation, the oldest local bank in Singapore. It was formed as a merger of three banks: The Chinese commercial Bank (founded in 1912), Ho Hong Bank (founded in 1917) and Oversea–Chinese Bank United (founded in 1919).
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October 6, 1976 – On this date, the Thai police, the military, and right-wing vigilante groups including the royalist Village Scouts attacked the campus of Thammasat University during a student demonstration. Tens of demonstrators were killed, hundreds injured, and a thousand arrested. Many others fled into the jungle to join the forces of the Communist Party of Thailand. Coinciding with an armed coup, the events of October 6, 1976 ended the three years of democratic politics dating to the collapse of the Thanom-Praphat, years in which Bangkok university students, many of whom the children of less affluent Sino-Thai families who had benefited from the expansion of Thai higher education, played a leading role in their country’s affairs. Oei Tiong Ham Concern – The largest Chinese commercial firm in Indonesia before World War II. Originally based in Semarang. See also Firma Kian Gwan. Old Order – (Orde Lama). The term used by the Soeharto government to refer to the Soekarno period. Orde Baru. See New Order. Orde Lama. See Old Order. OUB – Overseas Union Bank, first set up in China by Lien Ying Chow in 1943, it was relocated in Singapore in 1949. OUB was acquired by UOB in 2002 (some say 2001). See also UOB. Outer Islands – A term used in Indonesia to refer to the islands outside Java. See Java. P PA – People’s Association (Singapore). Pa Chung ( ) – Pa-ch’eng Chung-hsueh ( Bacheng Zhongxue), a major Chinese high school in Jakarta before the 1965 Coup. First established in 1945, gradually dominated by pro-Beijing Chinese; changed its name to Ya-ch’eng Chung-hsueh or Yacheng Zhongxue (Ya Chung or Ya Zhong ) in 1960(?). PAD – People’s Alliance for Democracy, originally a grouping of protestors campaigning to oust Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra beginning in 2006, the PAD was the dominant organized element in the “Yellow Shirt” camp in Thailand’s divisive politics of subsequent years. Waving itself in the banner of hyper-royalism, the PAD aggravated Thai-Cambodian tensions over the Phreah Vihear temple site. Its power proved greatest in 2008 when it occupied the Government House in central Bangkok and the capital’s airports. The PAD won support among the educated and affluent Bangkokians and thus served as a vehicle both for anti-rural bigotry and skepticism about the merits of electoral democracy. Pakatan Rakyat. See PR. PAL – Philippine Airlines. palay – Freshly harvested rice stalks. paltiks – Crude firearms. PAN – (Partai Amanat Nasional) National Mandate Party, a political party led by Amien Rais, established after the fall of Soeharto. pan de sal – Typical Philippine bakery fare. Pancasila – Five principles of the Indonesian state, also known as Indonesian state ideology developed by Soekarno in 1945 on the eve of Indonesia’s independence.
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Pancasila Democracy – Refers to the Soeharto period 1965–98, also known as the New Order period, as opposed to the Old Order period under Soekarno. Panorama – A peranakan weekly published in Jakarta before World War II. PAP – People’s Action Party, a political party founded in 1954. It has ruled Singapore since 1959 when Singapore was given a self-governing status. Its most prominent leader is Lee Kuan Yew. Parkindo – (Partai Kristen Indonesia) Indonesian Christian Party (Protestant). Formed in 1945, it became part of the PDI (Partai Demokrasi Indonesia) in 1973. Parti Keadilan Malaysia. See PKR. Partindo – (Partai Indonesia) The Indonesian Party, a leftwing party first formed in 1931, banned by the Dutch authorities in 1936, revived in the 1950s(?), and banned again after the 1965 Coup. PAS – Parti Islam Se Malaysia or Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party, an Islamist political party in Malaysia. Pattani United Liberation Organization. See PULO. PBCom – Philippine Bank of Communications. PBS – (Parti Bersatu Sabah) United Sabah Party, Malaysia. PCIJ – Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism. PDI – (Partai Demokrasi Indonesia) Indonesian Democratic Party, a fusion of the PNI, Parkindo, Partai Katholik, Murba, and IPKI. Officially established in January 1973. PDTI – (Partai Demokrat Tionghoa Indonesia) Democratic Party for the Indonesian Chinese, a continuation of PT formed in March 1950. Dissolved in 1954 upon the formation of Baperki. Pehin – An appointment in the Brunei government with certain responsibilities of ministers, commanders or senior officials. Pei Dao Secondary School ( ) – A secondary school in Singapore, formerly known as Singapore Vocational Girls’ Secondary School ( ), with Pitt Chin Hui ( ) as one of the co-founders. Pekemas – (Parti Keadilan Masyarakat Malaysia) Social Justice Party Malaysia. Dissolved in 1979. Pembauran – Originally means “mixing”, another term for “assimilation” in Indonesia. People Power – 22–25 February 1986 marked a significant national event in the P.I. when popular demonstrations against the dictatorship of President Ferdinand Marcos culminated in the “bloodless revolution” called EDSA People Power. Millions of Filipinos poured into EDSA, the thorough fare, to protect the Armed Forces Chief of Staff, Fidel V. Ramos and the Secretary of Defense, Juan Ponce Enrile. The three-day stand off ended with the ouster of President Marcos from office and the ascent of Corazon C. Aquino into power. In January 2001 President Joseph Estrada was impeached and blocked by the pro-government senators, leading to massive demonstrations at EDSA, resulting in the downfall of Estrada. In Philippine contemporary history, it is known as EDSA II. People’s Alliance for Democracy. See PAD. peranakan – An Indonesian/Malay term which originally refers to the descendants of mixed
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marriages between foreign males and Indonesian/Malay females. In the nineteenth century in Indonesia the term Cina Peranakan was used to refer to Chinese Muslims, and in present day usage, it refers to the descendants of old established Chinese who are local born and speak Indonesian/Malay or a local dialect in their daily life. It is also a form of self-identification. As the number of the Chinese peranakan is large, the term is often used to refer to Chinese peranakan, who are also called Straits Chinese in Malaysia and Singapore or Baba and Nyonya. See Baba and Nyonya. peranakan Tionghoa. See Peranakan. Perhimi – (Perhimpunan Mahasiswa Indonesia) Indonesian University Students’ Association, a new name for Ta Hsueh Hsueh Sheng Hui ( Daxue Xueshenghui) in the 1960s. Banned after the 1965 Coup. Perkim – (Pertubuhan Kebajikan Islam Malaysia) Malaysian Muslim Welfare Organisation. Perniagaan – A peranakan daily in Jakarta published before World War II. The name was changed to Siang Po in 1930. Pro-CHH. Perwitt – (Persatuan Warga Negara Indonesia Turunan Tionghoa) Association of Indonesian Citizens of Chinese Origin formed in Surabaya in 1952. Dissolved upon the formation of Baperki. PES – Processed Eucheuma Seaweed. Pesantren – Islamic boarding school (Indonesia). Petir Weekly. See Xingdong Zhoukan. PGDK – (Panglima Gemilang Darjah Kinabalu) The Commander of the Order of Kinabalu, which carries the title of “Datuk” (Second Grade) (Malaysia). Philippine Chinese Charitable Association – Organization that manages the Chinese General Hospital and Medical Center and the Chinese cemetery. Philippine Cultural High School ( ) – Formerly Philippine Chinese High School ( ) until 1976 when schools around the country were Filipinized and adopted Philippine curriculum. It is now the Philippine Cultural College ( ). Philippines – Named after King Philip of Spain, it was the name given by the Spaniards to the archipelago. Phnom Penh – The capital city of Cambodia. Phor Kark See Monastery. See Kong Meng San Phor Kark See Monastery. Phra – Title ranking between luang and phraya bestowed on commoners by the pre-1932 Siamese monarchy in recognition of services to the government. Phra Ajancin Bodhi Sangvara Sinhanakorn Kanachan – A title meaning the “Supreme Chinese Monk”, conferred by the Thai King for outstanding contributions to Buddhism. Phraya – High-ranking title bestowed on commoners by the pre-1932 Siamese monarchy in recognition of services to the government. Piagam Asimilasi – Piagam of Assimilation, a declaration made in 1960 by prominent peranakan Chinese advocating Chinese assimilation into the indigenous Indonesian community. PIKB – (Pingat Indah Kerja Baik) Meritorious Service Medal (Brunei). Pingat Pengistiharan Kemerdekaan – Independent Declaration Medal, bestowed by the Sultan of Brunei in 1984 to mark the independence of the state of Brunei.
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PIT. See PITI. PITI – (Persatuan Islam Tionghoa Indonesia) Association of Indonesian Chinese Muslims, first formed in 1936 in Medan. Originally called the Persatuan Islam Tionghoa (PIT), it became the Persatuan Islam Tionghoa Indonesia after World War II when its activities spread to Java. The name was changed again to Persatuan Iman Tauhid Islam in 1974(?). PJK – (Pingat Jasa Kebaktian) Meritorious Medal (Brunei). PJK – (Pingat Jasa Kebaktian) Meritorious Service Medal (Malaysia). PKI – (Partai Komunis Indonesia) Indonesian Communist Party, formed in May 1920, suppressed in 1927, but re-emerged after Indonesia’s independence, and banned after the 1965 Coup. PKR – (Parti Keadilan Rakyat) People’s Justice Party, an opposition party in Malaysia. PMIP – Pan Malaysian Islamic Party, English name for PAS. PMKRI – (Perhimpunan Mahasiswa Katholik Indonesia) Indonesian Catholic University Students Union. PMN – Panglima Mangku Negara, carrying the title of “Tan Sri”, Knight of the Most Distinguished Order of the Defender of the Realm (Malaysia). PNI – (Partai Nasional Indonesia) Indonesian Nationalist Party, formed by Soekarno in July 1927, dissolved in 1930. Revived after Indonesia’s declaration of independence. Merged with the PDI in 1973. Poh An Tui ( Bao’an Dui) – Peace Preservation Corps, first established in Medan in 1945 by some Chinese under the instruction of the Chinese consul, aimed at protecting Chinese property and life during the Indonesian conflict with the Dutch. Armed by the Dutch, it was unpopular with leftist Chinese and Indonesian nationalists. Pol Pot (1923–98) – The most influential and notorious Khmer Rouge leader. Cambodia was under his brutal rule, 1975–79. PP-10 – (Peraturan Presiden No. 10) Presidential Regulation no. 10 issued in 1959 prohibiting aliens from engaging in retail trade in Indonesia. It was reported that 102,000 Chinese left Indonesia for China after its enactment. PPP – (Partai Persatuan Pembangunan) United Development Party, a fusion of four Islamic parties (NU, Partai Muslimin Indonesia, PSII, Perti) formed officially in January 1973. PPSMI – (Persatuan Pelajar Sekolah Menengah Indonesia) Indonesia Secondary School Students Union, a continuation of pre-World War II Chung Hsioh. PR – (Pakatan Rakyat) People’s Pact/People’s Alliance, a coalition of three Malaysian political parties (PKR, DAP and PAS) formed on 1 April 2008. Pribumi – Indigenous Indonesian. PRRN – National Rural Reconstruction Movement, Philippines. PSA – Port of Singapore Authority. PSB – (Darjah Setia Negara Brunei Yang Amat Bahagia Darjah Keempat) The Most Blessed Order of Setia Negara Brunei 4th Class. PSCLF – Philippine Soong Ching Ling Foundation ( ). PSM – (Panglima Setia Mahkota) Commander of the Order of the Crown of Malaysia, which carries the title of “Tan Sri” (Malaysia). PSMTI – Paguyuban Sosial Marga Tionghoa Indonesia, the social organization of Indonesian
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Chinese, also known in Chinese as Yinhua Baijiaxing Xiehui ( ). The first Chinese Indonesian social organization set up after the fall of Soeharto by the Chinese community. PT – (Persatuan Tionghoa) Chinese Union, a political party formed in 1948. It changed its name to the PDTI in 1950. PT – (Perseroan Terbatas), an Indonesian term for a limited company. See also Berhad. PT Gunung Agung – One of the largest bookstores and publishing houses in Indonesia. It has published biographies of Soekarno and Soeharto. PTI (Partai Tionghoa Indonesia) – Indonesian Chinese Party, a peranakan political party formed in Surabaya in 1932. It supported Indonesia’s independence and advocated nationalism among peranakan Chinese. Dissolved during the Japanese Occupation. PULO – Pattani United Liberation Organization, a Malay ethno-nationalist group struggling for the independence or autonomy of the Muslim-majority areas of the former Patani sultanate in southern Thailand. Founded in the late 1960s, PULO long epitomized separatism in Thailand’s far south. In the wave of violence in the region since 2004, its role has, however, been eclipsed by newer and more Islam-oriented groups. Q Qiang Hua Chinese School ( ) – A Chinese school in a small town of lower Myanmar, supported by the local Hakka community. Qiao Lian ( ) – Huaqiao Lianhehui ( ). Overseas Chinese Federation in the PRC. Qiao Zong ( ) – Zhonghua Qiaotuan Zonghui ( ). Federation of Chinese Associations, established in April 1952 in Jakarta. It consisted of pro-Beijing organizations closely connected with the consulate of the PRC. Dissolved after the 1965 Coup. R Ratchaphat – Former Thai teacher training colleges upgraded to university status. RC – Republic of China, Taiwan. Red Shirts – One of the two principal camps in Thailand’s divisive post-2006 politics, dominated organizationally by the “National United Front of Democracy against Dictatorship” (UDD). Originally a pressure group in support of deposed Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, the composition of the Red Shirts largely reflected Thaksin’s popularity with less affluent and historically marginalized members of rural Thai society and their urban peers. Their occupation of the Ratchaprasong area of Bangkok in 2010 ended in a violent military crackdown. The Red Shirts and the UDD have struggled to emerge clearly as a movement with objectives broader than Thaksin’s interests. RELC – Regional English Language Centre, a SEAMEO established centre which is located in Singapore. Retail Trade Nationalization Law – Law passed in 1954 to regulate the retail business. It disallowed non-Philippine citizens to engage in retail trade, unless they are already in the said business. While not directed at any one race in particular, it was damaging to the huaqiao population who were mostly engaged in retail.
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RHS – Rechts Hoogeschool, a law school established in Jakarta before World War II. It changed its name to the FHUI after Indonesia’s independence. RI – (Republik Indonesia) Republic of Indonesia. RIS – (Republik Indonesia Serikat) United States of the Republic of Indonesia, a form of government in accordance with the Hague agreement, abolished in 1950. Rizal, Jose P. – Philippine national hero who is a 5th generation Chinese mestizo. RM – Ringgit Malaysia. “Ringgit” is the unit of the Malaysian currency. Rp - (Rupiah) Unit of the Indonesian currency. RRAFA – Rural Reconstruction Alumni and Friends Association. (Philippines) RRI – (Radio Republik Indonesia) Radio of the Republic of Indonesia. RRN – Rural Reconstruction Nepal. Rui Li Da Export and Import Co. Ltd. ( ) – A company established by Kyin Bin ( ) in 1990, principally dealing with the importing and exporting agricultural products. Rumah Sakit Husada. See Jang Seng Ie. Rupiah – See Rp. S SAF – Singapore Armed Forces. Saigon – The capital of South Vietnam. See Ho Chi Minh City. Sam Kauw ( san jiao) – Three religions (a combination of Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism) (Indonesia). Sam Kauw Hwee ( Sanjiao hui) – Buddhist-Taoist-Confucianist Society, the Association of Three Religions in Indonesia. First established in various major cities in Java before World War II. It changed its name to Tri Dharma in the late 1950s. Sangha – English term for the community of Theravada Buddhist monks. Sangley – A Hokkien term for (business or trade); also refers to the early Chinese immigrants in the Philippines. SAR – Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. Sarekat Rakyat – People’s Union, a front organization of the PKI in the 1920s (Indonesia). sari sari store – Variety store found in the Philippines. Sayagyi – Means “master” in Burmese, usually used as a term of respect for headmasters, senior teachers and extremely skilled men. SBWU – Singapore Bus Workers’ Union. SCAL – Society of Contemporary Arts and Literature ( ), Philippines, founded by James Na Teng Choon. SCBA – Straits Chinese British Association, one of the many early Straits Chinese clubs serving as a voice for Straits-born Chinese. Formed in 1900. SCCCI – Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry ( ), first established in 1906 as Chinese Chamber of Commerce. SCMSSU – Singapore Chinese Middle School Students’ Union. SDP – Singapore Democratic Party. SEAMEO – Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization.
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Seang Taik & Company ( ) – An international enterprise set up by Lim Chin Tsong ( ) and his partners. Seskoad – (Sekolah Staf Komando Angkatan Darat) Indonesian Army Staff and Commanders School, located in Bandung. SFCCA – Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations ( ). It was set up in 1985 aiming to unite all the clan associations in seeking a new direction for development in modern times. SH – (Sarjana Hukum) Master of Law, Indonesian equivalent of Meester in de Rechten (“Mr”) in a Dutch university. Sheng Hwo Pao (《 》Shenghuo Bao) – A pro-Beijing Chinese daily published in Jakarta, 1945–65. Shenghuo Bao. See Sheng Hwo Pao. Shijie Ribao (The Universal Daily News《 》) – The largest Chinese daily newspaper in Thailand. Established in July 1957. Initially pro-Taiwan, gradually became neutral. Shoudu Ribao (Harian Ibukota《 》) – A large Chinese daily in Jakarta, 1963–65. Pro-Beijing. Shwe Myanmar Co. Ltd. – A company established by Kyaw Khine ( ) exporting Myanmar products world-wide. Siang Hwee ( Shang Hui) – The abbreviation for Tiong Hoa Siang Hwee ( Zhonghua Shanghui), which means Chinese Chamber of Commerce first established in Java in the early twentieth century at the time of Chinese nationalist awakening. The most wellknown were the Siang Hwee in Jakarta (1908), the Siang Boe in Semarang (1907), and the Siang Hwee in Surabaya (1909?). Siang Po – The name for Perniagaan after July 1930. Represented the CHH before 1934. SIAP – Seaweed Industry Association of the Philippines. Sin Chew Jit Poh (《 》) – A large Chinese language daily newspaper first published in Singapore in 1929 by Aw Boon Haw. After 1965 Sin Chew Jit Poh Malaysia became independent. Singapore Sin Chew Jit Poh and Singapore Nanyang Siang Pau merged into Liahe Zaobao and Lianhe Wanbao in 1983. See Lianhe Zaobao. Sin Chew Jit Poh press ( ) – A press under the Haw Par Brothers International that owned the famed Tiger Balm business and Chung Khiew Bank ( ), spelled as Chung Khiaw Bank in Singapore. Sin Ming Hui – A peranakan-dominated social organization established in 1946 with its headquarters in Jakarta. In the late 1950s it changed its name to Tjandra Naja (or Candra Naya). Sin Po – An Indonesian daily newspaper published by peranakan Chinese in Jakarta (1910–59). It held a Chinese nationalist point of view representing a major stream in peranakan Chinese politics before World War II. It changed its name to Warta Bhakti in 1959 and was banned in 1965. Sing Tao ( ) Holdings Limited – An enterprise that owned one of only two English-language newspapers in Hong Kong: the Hong Kong Standard. Sing Tao Group, Hong Kong ( ) – An enterprise owned by Aw Boon Haw ( ), which he later entrusted to his adopted daughter Sally Aw Sian ( ).
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Singapore Association of Writers – A Chinese writers’ association in Singapore, first established in 1970. It published Xinhua Wenxue《 》,a biannual literary journal. Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations. See SFCCA. Singapore Vocational Girls’ Secondary School ( ) – The former Pei Dao Secondary School ( ) in Singapore co-founded by Pitt Chin Hui ( ). Singapore World Fellowship of Buddhists Regional Centre – a Buddhist organization in Singapore founded by Pitt Chin Hui ( ) in 1952 which was active in promoting international Buddhist activities and charity works in Singapore. Sinkeh – or Singkeh, new guest ( ), the term refers to a new Chinese migrant. Mainly used in West Malaysia and Java by the peranakan Chinese to differentiate the old-established migrants from the new arrivals. See also totok. Sithu – A title of civil award conferred on Myanmese, normally government servants, for distinguished services. Sittong Yi Xian ( ) – A Chinese school in Myanmar, with Primary and Secondary divisions, founded by Jun Hong ( ). SIWO/PWI – (Seksi Wartawan Olahraga-Persatuan Wartawan Indonesia) Sport Reporters’ Section of the Indonesian Journalists’ Union. SMA – (Sekolah Menengah Atas) Indonesian Senior Middle School. SMB – (Darjah Seri Paduka Mahkota Brunei Yang Amat Mulia Darjah Ketiga) The Most Honourable Order of Seri Paduka Mahkota Brunei 3rd Class. SMC – Speak Mandarin Campaign, a campaign initiated to popularize Mandarin in Singapore in 1979. SME – Small and Medium Enterprises. SMN – (Seri Maharaja Mangku Negara) Grand Knight of the Most Distinguished Order of the Defender of the Realm. Those conferred the first grade may use the title “Tun” before their names in the case of a male person; their wives may use the title “Toh Puan” (Malaysia). SMP – (Sekolah Menengah Pertama) Indonesian Junior Middle School. SMS – Setia Mahkota Selangor, a royal award given by the Selangor Sultan. (Malaysia) SMU – Singapore Management University. It was established in 2000 as the third university in Singapore, modeled on the Wharton Business School of the University of Pennsylvania, USA. SNB – (Darjah Setia Negara Brunei Yang Amat Bahagia Darjah Ketiga) the Most Blessed Order of Setia Negara Brunei 3rd Class. SNPC – (Sekolah Proyek Nasional Chusus) Special Project National School, a school system established with the sponsorship of private groups within the Chinese community and supervised by the Indonesian government after the 1965 Coup. Its aim was to provide alien Chinese children with an education in Indonesian since no Chinese medium schools were allowed to operate after the Coup. In 1975, all SNPC were converted to regular Indonesian schools. SOAS – the School of Oriental and African Studies, London University, United Kingdom. SOAS – Sultan Omar Ali Saifudien College, a prestigious school in Brunei Darulssalam. Soe Po Sia ( Shu Bao She) – Reading Club, a Chinese revolutionary organization affiliated with the KMT.
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Soeharto (1921–2008) – The second and the longest serving president of Indonesia (1966–98). An Indonesian army general. Soekarno (1901–70) – The first president of the Republic of Indonesia (1945–65). Soekarno and Hatta jointly signed the proclamation of Indonesian independence on 17 August 1945 representing the Indonesian people. Also leader of the pre-war independence movement. Solo – Another name for Surakarta. See Surakarta. Spanish Colonial Period – 1521–1898. Began upon the arrival of Ferdinand Magellan on the archipelago’s shores and ended when the country was ceded to the United States for US$20,000,000. SPCM – Seri Paduka Cura Si Manja Kini, carrying the title of “Dato’ Seri” (Malaysia). SPH – Singapore Press Holding. SPMP – Seri Paduka Mahkota Perak, carrying the title of “Dato’ Seri” (Malaysia). SSAP – Sri Sultan Ahmad Shah Pahang, carrying the title of “Dato’ Seri” (Malaysia). SSM – Seri Setia Mahkota, carrying the title of “Tun” (second class Tunship) (Malaysia). STB – Singapore Tourism Board. Stovia – (School tot Opleiding van Inlandsche Artsen) School for the Training of Indigenous Doctors before World War II, located in Jakarta. Straits Chinese – Chinese who were born in the British Straits Settlements (Singapore, Malacca and Penang) and have a mixed cultural heritage, also called Baba and Nyonya. The Straits Settlements was established in 1826 and dissolved after World War II. Straits Chinese Magazine (1897–1907) – A peranakan Chinese magazine published in Singapore before World War II. Jointly edited by Lim Boon Keng and Song Ong Siang. Straits Times (1845– ) – The largest English–language newspaper in Singapore. After Malaya achieved independence, the Malayan edition was published in Kuala Lumpur and named New Straits Times. Straits-born Chinese – Chinese who were born in the Straits Settlements; they are not necessarily Baba and Nyonya as some Straits-born Chinese have retained the so-called sinkeh culture. STUC – Singapore Trade Union Congress. Student Weekly. See Xuesheng Zhoubao. SU. See University of Singapore. Suharto. See Soeharto. Sukarno. See Soekarno. Sumber Waras – A hospital sponsored by Sin Ming Hui, located in Jakarta. Surakarta – A city in Central Java, also called Solo. T Ta Hsueh Hsueh Sheng Hui. See Perhimi. Taiguohuawen Xiezuoren Xiehui ( ) – Chinese Language Writers Association of Thailand. A large Chinese writers association in Bangkok, Thailand. It published a literary magazine called Taihua Wenxue. Taipan – A Chinese term originally used to refer to a foreign businessman in China or Hong Kong in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. It is now used to refer to “big shots”.
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Tambon – Sub-district, in the Thai system of local administration comprising a number of villages. taukay – A Chinese dialect term ( ) meaning “boss”. Also spelled as tawkay. Teochew Poit Ip Huay Kuan ( ) – A large clan association in Singapore. See also Ngee Ann Kongsi. Thai Rak Thai Party. See TRT. The 1965 Coup. See G-30-S. “The Jews of the East”. See Wachirawut. The Mirror (《 》) – A pro-Beijing magazine in Hong Kong which supports the policies of modern China, founded by Su Bin ( ). Thetsaphiban system – System of centralised provincial administration introduced to Siam during the reign of King Chulalongkorn (1868–1910), spear-headed by his half-brother and minister of the interior, Prince Damrong Rachanuphap. THHK – Tiong Hoa Hwe (Hwee) Koan ( Zhonghua Huiguan). Chinese Association, the first pan-Chinese organization in Java, formed in Jakarta in 1900. Initially involved in social, religious, and educational reforms of the Chinese, it gradually became an educational organization with branches throughout Indonesia. It went into a decline after Indonesia’s independence and eventually disappeared. THHT – Tiong Hoa Hak Tong ( Zhonghua Xuetang). Chinese School, the name for early Chinese schools established by the THHK. Thiri Pyan Chi – A title of civil award conferred on Myanmese, normally government servants, for distinguished service. Thong Chai Medical Institution ( ) – A private Chinese hospital established in Singapore in 1867. Thonze – A town near Yangon, Myanmar. THS – (Technische Hoogeschool) Dutch Technical College, usually with reference to the one in Delft. Tiansheng Ribao (or Thien Sung Yit Po《 》) – The largest pro-KMT Chinese daily published in Jakarta, 1921–58. A major rival of Xin Bao. T’ien-ti Hui ( Tiandi Hui) – A Chinese secret society. Tiong Hoa Kie Tok Kauw Hwee ( Zhonghua Jidujiao Hui) – Chinese Christian Church, a peranakan organization in Indonesia. Tiong Hoa Siang Hwee. See Siang Hwee. Tionghoa. See Cina. Tionghoa Siang Hwee. See Siang Hwee. Tiongkok. See Cina. Tjuo Sangi In – Central Advisory Council, created by the Japanese in 1943, in many respects resembling the Volksraad (the so-called parliament in the Dutch East Indies), except that it was not even allowed to criticize the regime. TNI – (Tentara Nasional Indonesia) Indonesian National Army. toke – Chinese boss, another spelling for taoke. See also taukay. Tongmenghui ( ) – The Alliance Association established Dr Sun Yat Sen (in China). TOPP – Ten Outstanding Police of the Philippines award.
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totok (totok Tionghoa) – A term used to refer to China-born Chinese residing in Indonesia. Totok still speak a Chinese dialect or Mandarin. Their immediate descendants, though Indonesianborn, are still considered totok if their mother tongue is still Chinese. Similar to Sinkeh. See Sinkeh. Tri Dharma. See Sam Kauw Hwee. TRT (Thai Rak Thai Party) – TRT was founded by the telecommunications mogul Thaksin Shinawatra in 1998 as a vehicle to win political power to benefit his own and other business interests. Adopting a populist and economic-nationalist platform in the wake of the Asian Financial Crisis, it won victories of unprecedented magnitude in the elections of 2001 and 2005. Following the ouster of Thaksin in 2006, TRT was dissolved in May 2007 by the Thailand’s Constitutional Court on charges of having violated elections laws. Thaksinite forces revived TRT in the form of the People’s Power Party (dissolved in 2008), and of the Phuea Thai Party which successfully backed Thaksin’s sister Yingluck Shinawatra’s contest in the Thai premiership in the elections of July 2011. Tsinoy – Term created in 1992 to refer to Chinese Filipinos. TSI comes from Tsino or Chinese, and NOY comes from Pinoy, a colloquial term for Filipino. This term was adopted as an alternative to the prevalent terms of the time like “intsik” and “chekwa” which were derogatory. It also differentiates the local integrated Tsinoys from the newly arrived immigrants or xinqiao ( ). This term is now widely used by the general public and the media. Tulay – Tulay means bridge in Tagalog. It is a fortnightly Chinese-Filipino Digest published by Kaisa Para sa Kaunlaran since 1988 to bridge the generation gap within the Tsinoys and the cultural gap between the Filipinos and Tsinoys. It has received wide acclaim from mainstream Filipinos. Tun Abdul Razak. See Abdul Razak, Tun. Tun Mahathir Mohamad. See Mahathir Mohamad, Tun. Tunku Abdul Rahman (1903–90) – UMNO leader, first Prime Minister of Malaya/Malaysia (1957–69). U U – pronounced Oo, is the equivalence of “Sir/Mr” in English to address male civil servants and elderly male Myanmese. U.P. – The premier State University, University of the Philippines, established in 1908. U.S.T. – University of Santo Tomas, the oldest existing university in Asia established in 1611. UCSCAM – United Chinese School Committees’ Association of Malaysia ( ) or Dongzong ( ). UCSTAM – United Chinese School Teachers’ Association of Malaysia ( ) or Jiaozong ( ). UDP – United Democratic Party, founded in 1961 in Malaya/Malaysia, dissolved in 1968. UGM – Universitas Gadjah Mada, the oldest national university in Indonesia located in Yogyakarta. UI – (Universitas Indonesia) University of Indonesia located in Jakarta and Depok. UKM – (Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia) National University of Malaysia located in Bangi.
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UKRIDA – (Universitas Kristen Indonesia Djakarta Raya) Jakarta Indonesian Christian University. UM – (Universiti Malaya) University of Malaya located in Kuala Lumpur. UMNO – United Malays National Organization, Malaysia’s largest political party. UMPIL – Union of Filipino Writers, the largest organization of Filipino writers in the Philippines. UMS – Union Makes Strong, a Chinese soccer organization in Jakarta prior to World War II. UN – United Nations. UNDIP – Universitas Diponegoro, a Semarang-based university. UNESCO – United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. United Daily News (《 》) – The first Chinese-language daily in the Philippines to resume publication during martial law, after the merging of the Great China Press and Kong Li Po (《 》) in 1973. It is still in print today. Universitas Trisakti. See URECA. University of Singapore (SU) – Formerly University of Malaya in Singapore.After Malaya attained independence in 1957, a new campus was established in Kuala Lumpur. There were therefore the University of Malaya in Singapore, and the University of Malaya in Kuala Lumpur. In 1962, the University of Malaya in Singapore became the University of Singapore. University Socialist Club. See USC. UNPAD – Universitas Pajajaran, a Bandung-based university. UNRA – (Universitas Rakjat) People’s University, a PKI university established in Jakarta in September 1958. UNTAR – Universitas Tarumanegara, a private university in Jakarta established by the Chinese community. A large number of the student population is ethnic Chinese. UOB – United Overseas Bank. Initially it was called United Chinese Bank when it was established in 1935 by a group of businessmen in Singapore. In 1965 it was renamed United Overseas Bank. In the 1970s and the 1980s the bank acquired several local banks including Chung Kiauw Bank, Lee Wah Bank and Industrial Commercial Bank. In 2001 it took over OUB. See also OUB. URECA – An acronym for Universitas Res Publica, a university established by Baperki in the 1960s. It was taken over by a committee appointed by the Indonesian Government in 1965 and given a new name, Universitas Trisakti. USAFFE – United States Armed Forces in the Far East. USC – University Socialist Club, a student organization formed in February 1953 at the University of Malaya, Singapore. In the 1950s and 1960s the USC and its organ Fajar were a leading voice among the English-educated advocating the cause of constitutional struggle for freedom and independence in peninsular Malaya and Singapore. USM – (Universiti Sains Malaysia) University of Science Malaysia, located in Penang. USNO – United Sabah National Organization (Malaysia). V Vientiane – The capital city of Lao People’s Democratic Republic. Visayas. See Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao.
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Xing Xian Ribao (《 》Sing Sian Yit Pao) – The oldest surviving Chinese newspaper in Bangkok. First established by the Aw Boon Haw group in 1950. Xingdong Zhoukan (Petir Weekly《 》) – A weekly in Chinese published by the PAP (Singapore). Xinjiapo Zongxiang Zonghui. See SFCCA. Xuesheng Zhoubao (《 》) – A popular student magazine published in Malaysia. It was a weekly until 1957. It was issued monthly in 1973 and completely ceased publishing in 1986. Y Ya Chung. See Pa Chung. Ya Zhong. See Pa Chung. Yangzheng College ( ) – A Buddhist institute founded by Ven. Hongyi ( ) within Nan Putuo Temple ( ) in China in 1934. yanong. See warung. Yellow Shirts. See People’s Alliance for Democracy. Yinhua Baijiaxing Xiehui ( ) – Chinese name for PMSTI. Yin-hua Meishu Hsieh-hui ( Yinhua Meishu Xiehui) – Indonesian Chinese Fine Art Association, established after Indonesia’s independence, dominated by totok artists. YLBHI – (Yayasan Lembaga Bantuan Hukum Indonesia) Indonesian Legal Aid Foundation. Z Zhong Hua Yi Xue ( ) – A Chinese school in Rangoon that conducted English language lessons founded by Lim Chin Tsong’s ( ) and his partners in 1905. Zhongcheng Bao (《 》) – Pro-Beijing Chinese edition of Warta Bhakti (Jakarta). Banned in 1965. Zhonghua Qiaotuan Zonghui. See Qiao Zong. Zhonghua Shanghui. See Siang Hwee. Zhonghua Zhongxue. See Hua Zhong. Zhonghua Zong Shanghui. See SCCCI. Zongxiang Zonghui. See SFCCA.
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Name Index A Abdul Karim Oey. See Oey, Abdul Karim 800 Ahok. See Tjahaja Purnama, Basuki 1395 Aik Htun 3 Aing Khun 5 Albertus Sofjan Wanandi. See Wanandi, (Albertus) Sofjan 1246 Alfonso A. Uy. See Uy, Alfonso A. 1233 Alfonso T.Yuchengco. See Yuchengco, Alfonso T. 1383 Alfonso Uy. See Uy, Alfonso A. 1233 Alfred Wong Hong Kwok. See Wong Hong Kwok, Alfred 1278 Alfredo “Fred” Lim. See Lim, Alfredo Siojo 585 Alfredo M.Yao. See Yao, Alfredo Macam 1310 Alfredo Siojo Lim. See Lim, Alfredo Siojo 585 Alim, Markus 7 Amphon Bulaphakdi 9 Andrew L. Sr. Gotianun Sr. See Gotianun, Andrew L. Sr. 303 Ang Kiukok 11 Ang Peng Siong 14 Ang, Samuel Dee 16 Ang-See, Teresita 18 Ang Wah Shing. See Ang Kiukok 11 Angela Chock. See Chock, Angela 151 Angelo A. King. See King, Angelo A. 426 Anna Dominique M. L. Coseteng. See Coseteng, Anna Dominique M. L. Anthony Salim. See Salim, Anthony 933 Antonio Cabangon Chua. See Cabangon Chua, Antonio 49 Antonio Roxas Chua. See Chua, Antonio Roxas 176 Aquino, Corazon Cojuangco 21
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Arief Budiman. See Budiman, Arief 43 Arif, Junus Nur. See Nio Joe Lan 788 Arthur Lim Siew Ming. See Lim Siew Ming, Arthur Arthur Yap Chioh Hiong. See Yap Chioh Hiong, Arthur Asmaraman Sukowati. See Kho Ping Hoo 406 Aung Twin 24 Auwjong Peng Koen. See Ojong, Petrus Kanisius Aw Boon Haw 26
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C C. C. Tan. See Tan Chye Cheng 1065 C. K. Tang. See Tang Choon Keng 1130 Cabangon Chua, Antonio 49 Cai Chenshi. See Thái Thaïch 1160 Cai Liangzhu. See Marga T. 743 Cai Mingliang. See Tsai Ming-liang 1219 Cai Mingzhi. See Chua Mia Tee 186 Cai Qiren. See Yao, Alfredo Macam 1310 Cai Qiuming. See Chua Kaw Bing 184 Cai Simin. See Chua Soo Bin 189 Cai Tianbao. See Chua Thian Poh 1391 Cai Wenhua. See Chua, Antonio Roxas 176 Cai Yang Sumei. See Choy Su-Mei, Elizabeth 175 Cai Yixi. See Chua Ek Kay 179 Cai Ziqiang. See Chua, Gerry 181 Cao Hoàng Laõnh 51 Cao Trieàu Phát 54 Carlos Chan. See Chan, Carlos 64 Catherina Lim Poh Imm. See Lim Poh Imm, Catherine 654 Cecilio Pedro. See Pedro, Cecilio 878 Cham Tao Soon 57 Chamlong Srimuang 59 Chan Ah Kow 62 Chan, Carlos 64 Chan Choy Siong 67 Chan Heng Chee 69 Chan Hiang Heng. See Chan Sui Kiat 78 Chan, Jose Mari 71 Chan Li-Yin, Patricia 74 Chan Sarun 76 Chan Sui Kiat 78 Chan Sze Jin 80 Chan Wai Chang, Rose 82 Chang Pi Shih . See Thio Tiauw Siat / 1174 Changkai. See Siong Khye 994 Chao Tzee Cheng 83 Charlie Co. See Co, Charlie 210 Charlson Lim Ong. See Ong, Charlson Lim 816 Charlson Ong. See Ong, Charlson Lim 816 Charoen Siriwatthanaphakdi 85 Châu Traàn Taïo 87 Châu Vaên Xöông 90
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Cheah Fook Ling, Jeffrey 92 Chee Soon Juan 95 Chee Swee Lee 97 Chen Bichen. See Chin Sophonpanich 140 Chen Boqin. See Ting Pek Khiing 1178 Chen Caiqing. See Tan Chye Cheng 1065 Chen Chengxin . See Tan Lok Han 1088 Chen Chong’en. See Chen, David 101 Chen Chong Swee 99 Chen Chunli. See Tan Thoon Lip, John 1116 Chen Cuichang. See Chan Choy Siong 67 Chen, David 101 Chen De’an . See Chuk Mor 201 Chen Dongsheng. See Traàn Đông Sanh 1211 Chen Fengwen. See Tan Hong Boen 1069 Chen, Georgette 103 Chen Haoliang. See Tan Howe Liang 1071 Chen Hongji. See Chin Fung Kee 132 Chen Huayue. See Mallare, Florencio Tan 738 Chen Huiming 105 Chen Huizhen. See Chan Wai Chang, Rose 82 Chen Jiageng. See Tan Kah Kee 1075 Chen Jingchuan. See Chuan Tanthana 196 Chen Jinniang. See Young, Fifi 1372 Chen Juezhong. See Tancaktiong, Tony 1127 Chen Ke Guang . See Rattanavan, Bou 920 Chen Ke Qi, Peter . See Rattanavan, Bou 920 Chen Ke Qun, David . See Rattanavan, Bou 920 Chen Ke Wei. See Rattanavan, Bou 920 Chen Liangmin . See Tan Lok Han 1088 Chen Liefu. See Chen Lieh Fu 107 Chen Lieh Fu 107 Chen Liushi. See Tan Lark Sye 1083 Chen Liyan. See Chan Li-Yin, Patricia 74 Chen Luohan. See Tan Lok Han 1088 Chen Luoping. See Tan Lo Ping 1086 Chen Peiwu. See Chin Poy Wu, Henry 138 Chen Ping. See Chin Peng 135 Chen Qingfeng. See Tan, Samuel K. 1103 Chen Qinghe. See Chien Ho 128 Chen Qingmu. See Tan Tjeng Bok 1119 Chen Qingyan. See Tan Keng Yam, Tony 1079 Chen Qingzhu. See Chan Heng Chee 69
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Chen Qiuxue. See Kartajaya, Hermawan 395 Chen Qixian. See Tan Chay Yan 1046 Chen Qunchuan. See Tan Koon Swan 1081 Chen Ruixian. See Tan Swie Hian 1110 Chen Shiling. See Dananjaya, James 222 Chen Shunan. See Chen Su Lan 109 Chen Si’en. See Chan Sze Jin 80 Chen Su Lan 109 Chen Taimin. See Tan Tai Bin 1113 Chen Tianzhen. See Tan Tian Zhen 1117 Chen Wanjie. See Tan, Michael L. 1097 Chen Weixing. See Tan Wee Hin, Leo 1124 Chen Wen Hsi 111 Chen Wensen. See Somsath, Boun Iene 1007 Chen Wenxi. See Chen Wen Hsi 111 Chen Xianwei. See Winarta, Frans Hendra 1271 Chen Xiuxin. See Tan Siew Sin 1105 Chen Yada. See Tan Ah Tah 1044 Chen Yajiu. See Chan Ah Kow 62 Chen Yongzai. See Tan, Lucio 1090 Chen Youfu. See Tan Joe Hok 1073 Chen Yuanchang. See Iskandar, Nathanael 375 Chen Yulan. See Tan, Mely G. 1095 Chen Yushu. See Tan Yoke See, Henry 1125 Chen Zhang’e. See Tan, George G. 1067 Chen Zhenchuan. See Tan Chin Tuan 1060 Chen Zhenlu. See Tan Cheng Lock 1055 Chen Zhijian. See Traàn Chí Kiên 1209 Chen Zhilong. See Tan Chi’-Loong, Benedict 1058 Chen Zhiming. See Tan Chee-Beng 1052 Chen Zhiqin. See Tan Chee Khoon, David 1048 Chen Zhiyuan. See Tan Chee Yioun,Vincent 1050 Chen Zhongcheng. See Tan, Paulino Yu 1100 Chen Zhongdeng. See Tan Chong Tin 1062 Chen Zixing. See Rahardja, Hendra 919 Chen Zongrui. See Chen Chong Swee 99 Cheng Ching Chuan, Johnny 113 Cheng Heng Jem, William 116 Cheong Fatt Tze . See Thio Tiauw Siat / 1174 Cheong Soo Pieng 119 Chia Boon Leong 121 Chiam See Tong 123 Chiang See Ngoh, Claire 126
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Chien Ho 128 Chiew Chee Phoong 130 Chin Fung Kee 132 Chin Peng 135 Chin Poy Wu, Henry 138 Chin Sophonpanich 140 Ching Banlee 142 Ching, Jeffrey 144 Chiongbian, William Lee 147 Chiu Kim She, Santos 149 Chock, Angela 151 Chong Ah Fok 154 Chong Kah Kiat 156 Chong King Liong 159 Chong, Rosemary 161 Chong Wan Oon, Steven 163 Choo Hoey 165 Choo Seng Quee 168 Choo Yeang Keat, Jimmy 170 Choong Ewe Beng, Eddy 172 Chow Li Ing. See Murdaya, Siti Hartati 749 Chow Poh Kheng. See Chong, Rosemary 161 Choy Su-Mei, Elizabeth 175 Chua, Antonio Roxas 176 Chua Ek Kay 179 Chua, Gerry 181 Chua Kaw Bing 184 Chua Kee. See Sy Yinchow 1033 Chua Mia Tee 186 Chua Soo Bin 189 Chua Thian Poh 1391 Chua, William T. 191 Chuan Likphai 194 Chuan Tanthana 196 Chuang Chu Lin 198 Chuk Mor 201 Chung DuÏ Quang 204 Chung Tiong Tay 206 Ciputra 208 Claire Chiang See Ngoh. See Chiang See Ngoh, Claire 126 Claudio M. Teehankee. See Teehankee, Claudio M. 1149 Co, Charlie 210 Corazon Cojuangco Aquino. See Aquino, Corazon Cojuangco 21
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Coseteng, Anna Dominique M. L. 213 Cu Unjieng, Guillermo A. 215 D Dai Jianwei. See Thee Kian Wie 1169 Dai Wanjun. See Đôùi Ngoan Quân 241 Dai Xiao Hua 218 Dai Xiurong. See Limpe, James and Teh Siu Yong 679 Dakay, Benson 220 Dananjaya, James 222 Đaëng Vaên Thành 224 Daniel Huang, S. J. See Huang, Daniel Patrick Lim, S. J. 363 Darmaputera, Eka 227 David Chen. See Chen, David 101 David Chen Ke Qun . See Rattanavan, Bou 920 David Phat. See Phat, David 889 David Tan Chee Khoon. See Tan Chee Khoon, David 1048 Dee Ching Chuan 229 Deng Peihua. See Tang Pui Wah 1135 Deng Wencheng. See Đaëng Vaên Thành 224 Dhanin Chiarawanon 232 Dharmawan Lie. See Lie Dharmawan 565 Dick Lee. See Lee, Dick 505 Dieäp Bá Hành 233 Dieäp Truyeàn Anh 236 Dieäp Truyeàn Hoa 238 Ding Jiajun. See Khachon Tingthanathikun 399 Ding Keming. See Chua, William T. 191 Đôùi Ngoan Quân 241 Dong Junjing. See Tang Choon Keng 1130 Du Chenggao. See Taw Sein Ko 1138 Du Jincai. See Toh Chin Chye 1199 Dö Thò Hoàn 243 Dy, James 245 Dy, Manuel B., Jr. 248 E Ear Cheam Heng 250 Eddie Lembong. See Lembong, Eddie 552 Eddy Choong Ewe Beng. See Choong Ewe Beng, Eddy Ee Peng Liang 252 Ee Tiang Hong 254 Ek O-charoen. See Hu Yi 361
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Eka Darmaputera. See Darmaputera, Eka 227 Eka Tjipta Widjaja. See Widjaja, Eka Tjipta 1266 Elena Sen Lim. See Lim, Elena Sen 612 Elizabeth Choy Su-Mei. See Choy Su-Mei, Elizabeth 175 Elizabeth Yong. See Choy Su-Mei, Elizabeth 175 Ellen Huang Palanca. See Palanca, Ellen Huang 864 Ellen Palanca. See Palanca, Ellen Huang 864 Elsie San Fang Tjiok. See Tjiok San Fang, Elsie 1189 Elsie Tjiok San Fang. See Tjiok San Fang, Elsie 1189 Eng How. See Lee Wee Nam 549 Eric Khoo Kim Hai. See Khoo Kim Hai, Eric 412 Ester Indahyani Jusuf. See Jusuf, Ester Indahyani 389 Eu Tong Sen 256 Ew Yong Tjhoen Moy. See Sidharta, Myra 973 F Fan Wenfang. See Fann Wong 263 Fang Beifang 259 Fang Guozhen. See Hong Kok Tin 349 Fang Qiaosheng. See Pung Kheav Se 905 Fang Shuishuang. See Fong Swee Suan 267 Fang Siruo. See Phonlachet Kitaworanat 895 Fang Xiu 261 Fang Yongli. See Peng Eng Lee 880 Fang Zhuangbi. See Fong Chong Pik 265 Fang Zuobin . See Fang Beifang 259 Fann Wong 263 Fann Woon Fong . See Fann Wong 263 Feng Huilan. See Pangestu, Mari 869 Fifi Young. See Young, Fifi 1372 Florencio Tan Mallare. See Mallare, Florencio Tan 738 Fong Chong Pik 265 Fong Swee Suan 267 Francis Yeoh Sock Ping. See Yeoh Sock Ping, Francis 1352 Francisco Benedicto. See Benedicto, Francisco 35 Franciscus Xaverius Tam Assou. See Tam Assou, Franciscus Xaverius Frank Jao Trieäu Phát. See Jao Trieäu Phát, Frank 380 Frans Hendra Winarta. See Winarta, Frans Hendra 1271 Fransiskus Xaverius Harsono. See Harsono, FX 324 G Gaisano, Henry Gan Say Hong
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Gao Chaofa. See Cao Trieàu Phát 54 Gao Hongling. See Cao Hoàng Laõnh 51 Gao Juezhong. See Ko Kwat Tiong 428 Gao Zuru. See Nubla, Ralph 790 Gautama, Sudargo 273 George G. Tan. See Tan, George G. 1067 George Newn Ah Foott. See Newn Ah Foott, George 762 George S. K. Ty. See Ty, George S. K. 1224 George Ty. See Ty, George S. K. 1224 George Yeo Yong-Boon. See Yeo Yong-Boon, George 1346 Georgette Chen. See Chen, Georgette 103 Gerry Chua. See Chua, Gerry 181 Gnoh Lean Tuck. See Wu Lien-Teh 1296 Go-Belmonte, Betty 284 Go Ching Hai 276 Go Ge Siong. See Gunarsa, Singgih D. 307 Go, Josiah Lim 279 Go Kim Pah 281 Go Tik Swan Hardjonagoro/Hardjonegoro. See Hardjonagoro 322 Goh Chok Tong 287 Goh Choo San 289 Goh Keng Swee 292 Goh King Chin 294 Goh Poh Seng 296 Goh Teik Jhow. See Wu Teh Yao 1299 Goh Then Chye 299 Goh Tze Kwang . See Fang Xiu 261 Gokongwei, John Jr. 300 Gong Shizhu. See King, Angelo A. 426 Gotianun, Andrew L. Sr. 303 Gouw Giok Siong. See Gautama, Sudargo 273 Gozali, Hendrick 305 Grace Young. See Young, Grace 1374 Gregory Yong Sooi Nghean. See Yong Sooi Nghean, Gregory 1365 Guan Weiming. See Kwan Wai Meng, Robert 459 Guan Yingcai. See Kuan Yin Choi 445 Guangqia. See Kong Hiap 443 Guillermo A. Cu Unjieng. See Cu Unjieng, Guillermo A. 215 Gunarsa, Singgih D. 307 Guo Baokun. See Kuo Pao Kun 450 Guo Chunyang. See Kwik Djoen Eng 469 Guo Dehai. See Kwee Tek Hoay 464 Guo Hengjie. See Kwee Hing Tjiat 461
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Guo Henian. See Kuok Hock Nien, Robert 453 Guo Heyao. See Kuek Ho Yao 448 Guo Jianyi. See Kwik Kian Gie 472 Guo Jin. See Quách Taán 911 Guo Lingcan. See Quek Leng Chan 914 Guo Lingming. See Kwek Leng Beng 467 Guo Quanqiang. See Quek Suan Hiang 916 Guo Tan . See Quách Đàm 909 Guo Yan. See Quách Đàm 909 Guo Yueniang. See Tjoa Hin Hoeij, Mrs. 1191 H H. H. Kan. See Kan Hok Hoei 393 Hà Duy Hùng . See Hà Laõn Hùng 310 Hà Laõn Hùng 310 Hadi Soesastro. See Soesastro, Hadi Marwoto 1002 Haing Ngor. See Ngor, Haing S. 784 Haing S. Ngor. See Ngor, Haing S. 784 Han, Awal 312 Han Haoquan. See Han, Awal 312 Han Hoo Tjwan. See Han, Awal 312 Han Mianyuan. See Han Min Yuan 314 Han Min Yuan 314 Han Qiangchou. See Hann Khieng 319 Han Ruisheng. See Hon Sui Sen 347 Hàng Vay Chi 317 Hang Weiyao. See Hàng Vay Chi 317 Hann Khieng 319 Hardjonagoro 322 Harry Lee. See Lee Kuan Yew 521 Harry Tjan Silalahi. See Silalahi, Harry Tjan 979 Harsono, FX 324 Hasan, Mohammad Bob 326 Hau Chiok and Sy Chiu Hua 329 He Guangping. See Ho Kwon Ping 336 He Guangyao. See Ho Kwong Yew 338 He Jing. See Ho Ching 334 He Lanxiong. See Hà Laõn Hùng 310 He Mingfang. See Ho Minfong 340 He Yun. See Pusadi Kitaworanat 907 Hendra Kartanegara. See Tan Joe Hok 1073 Hendra Rahardja. See Rahardja, Hendra 919 Hendrick Gozali. See Gozali, Hendrick 305
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Henry Chin Poy Wu. See Chin Poy Wu, Henry 138 Henry Gaisano. See Gaisano, Henry 270 Henry H. S. Lee. See Lee Hau Shik 508 Henry Lim Bon Liong. See Lim Bon Liong, Henry 591 Henry Sy. See Sy, Henry 1027 Henry Tan Yoke See. See Tan Yoke See, Henry 1125 Hermawan Kartajaya. See Kartajaya, Hermawan 395 Hiaguang-iam Iamsuri 332 Hii Yang Eng. See Lim, Mary 647 Him Tek Ji. See Jusuf, Tedy 391 Ho Ching 334 Ho Kwon Ping 336 Ho Kwong Yew 338 Ho Minfong 340 Ho Peng Yoke 342 Hoh-Ung. See Pusadi Kitaworanat 907 Hoke Sein 345 Hon Sui Sen 347 Hong Bingxiang. See Ang Peng Siong 14 Hong Jiuguo. See Ang Kiukok 11 Hong Kok Tin 349 Hong Le Hoa. See Siem Piet Nio 977 Hong Pengsheng. See Ang, Samuel Dee 16 Hong Qun. See Aing Khun 5 Hong Taechawanit 352 Hong Yuhua. See Ang-See, Teresita 18 Hongchuan. See Seck Hong Choon 947 Hou Yongchang. See Howe Yoon Chong 354 Howe Yoon Chong 354 Hsu, Teresa 356 Hsu Yun-Tsiao 358 Hu Fengwen. See Harsono, FX 324 Hu Wenhu. See Aw Boon Haw 26 Hu Yi 361 Huang Bingxuan. See Wong Peng Soon 1286 Huang Danian. See Huang, Daniel Patrick Lim, S. J. 363 Huang, Daniel Patrick Lim, S. J. 363 Huang Dongping. See Oey Tong Pin 807 Huang Jiading. See Ong Ka Ting 826 Huang Jiatang . See Huang Yao 365 Huang Jida. See Wong Kee Tat 1282 Huang Jinchang. See Oey Kim Tiang 805 Huang Jinhui. See Wee Kim Wee 1260
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Huang Kuangguo. See Wong Hong Kwok, Alfred 1278 Huang Meiling. See Oey-Gardiner, Mayling 803 Huang Mengwen. See Wong Meng Voon 1284 Huang Peiqian. See Puey Ungphakon 903 Huang Qingxiang. See Ng Keng Siang 766 Huang Qingxing. See Oey, Abdul Karim 800 Huang Rongting. See Ng Eng Teng 764 Huang Ruizhao. See Wee Swee Teow 1262 Huang Runyue. See Huang Yun Yo 368 Huang Runzhi . See Kong Hiap 443 Huang Shuang’an. See Uray, Burhan 1229 Huang Shuili. See Huyønh Thuûy Lê 370 Huang Shuxiu. See Palanca, Ellen Huang 864 Huang Songtang . See Huang Yao 365 Huang Tingfang. See Ng Teng Fong 768 Huang Wenbin. See Wee Boon Ping 1253 Huang Wenbo. See Bunchu Rotchanasathian 45 Huang Xuewen. See Wong Hock Boon 1276 Huang Yao 365 Huang Yicong. See Widjaja, Eka Tjipta 1266 Huang Yiyi. See Wong I Ek 1280 Huang Yun Yo 368 Huang Zhentan. See Uy, Alfonso A. 1233 Huang Zhonghan. See Oei Tiong Ham 796 Huang Zida. See Oei Tjoe Tat 798 Huang Zongren. See Wee Chong Jin 1258 Huang Zuyao. See Wee Cho Yaw 1255 Huyønh Thuûy Lê 370 I Im Jang Tju. See Tan Hong Boen 1069 Im Yang Tjoe. See Tan Hong Boen 1069 Inthilath, Xay 373 Isidro C. Sia. See Sia, Isidro C. 967 Isidro Sia. See Sia, Isidro C. 967 Iskandar, Nathanael 375 J Jack Neo Chee Keong. See Neo Chee Keong, Jack Jahja, H. Junus 378 Jaime Lachica Sin. See Sin, Jaime Lachica 989 Jaime Ongpin. See Ongpin, Roman 852 James Dananjaya. See Dananjaya, James 222
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James Dy. See Dy, James 245 James G. Dy. See Dy, James 245 James Limpe. See Limpe, James and Teh Siu Yong 679 James Na Teng Choon. See Na Teng Choon, James 754 James T. Riady. See Riady, James Tjahaja 923 James Tan. See Dananjaya, James 222 James Teng Choon Na. See Na Teng Choon, James 754 James Tjahaja Riady. See Riady, James Tjahaja 923 James Yen. See Yen,Y. C. James 1330 Jao Trieäu Phát, Frank 380 Jeffrey Cheah Fook Ling. See Cheah Fook Ling, Jeffrey 92 Jeffrey Ching. See Ching, Jeffrey 144 Jesse Manalastas Robredo. See Robredo, Jesse Manalastas 928 Jesse Robredo. See Robredo, Jesse Manalastas 928 Jian Fuhui. See Kan Hok Hoei 393 Jiang Weitai. See Masagung 745 Jimmy Choo Yeang Keat. See Choo Yeang Keat, Jimmy 170 Jin Ming. See Kim Beng 423 Jinarakkhita, Bhikku Ashin 383 Jing Junhong 385 John Gokongwei, Jr. See Gokongwei, John Jr. 300 John K.C. Ting. See Khachon Tingthanathikun 399 John Lie. See Lie Tjeng Tjoan, John 571 John Tan Thoon Lip. See Tan Thoon Lip, John 1116 Johnlu Go Koa. See Koa, Johnlu Go 433 Johnny Cheng Ching Chuan. See Cheng Ching Chuan, Johnny 113 Joscelin Yeo Weiling. See Yeo Weiling, Joscelin 1343 Jose Ignacio Paua. See Paua, Jose Ignacio 876 Jose Mari Chan. See Chan, Jose Mari 71 Josiah Go. See Go, Josiah Lim 279 Josiah Lim Go. See Go, Josiah Lim 279 Jullie Yap Daza. See Yap, Daza Jullie 1319 Jun Hong 387 Junus Jahja. See Jahja, H. Junus 378 Junus Nur Arif. See Nio Joe Lan 788 Jusuf, Ester Indahyani 389 Jusuf, Tedy 391 Jusuf Wanandi. See Wanandi, Jusuf 1248 K K. T. Khong. See Khong Kam Tak Kan Hok Hoei 393 Kangxi. See Kong Hee 441
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Kartajaya, Hermawan 395 Karya, Teguh 397 Ke Jubao. See Kyee Paw 476 Ke Junzhi. See Koa Chun Tee 431 Ke Quanshou. See Kwa Tjoan Sioe 457 Ke Zunru. See Koa, Johnlu Go 433 Khachon Tingthanathikun 399 Khaw Kai Boh 401 Khaw Sim Bee na Ranong. See Phraya Ratsadanupradit 896 Khine Khine Maw 404 Kho Ping Hoo 406 Khong Kam Tak 408 Khoo Kay Kim 410 Khoo Kim Hai, Eric 412 Khoo Oon Teik 415 Khoo Seok Wan 417 Khoo Teck Puat 419 Khouw Thian Tong. See Setiono, Benny Gatot 954 Khun Sa 422 Ki Hadjar Dharmopralojo. See Tan Hong Boen 1069 Ki Hadjar Sukowijono. See Tan Hong Boen 1069 Kim Beng 423 King, Angelo A. 426 Ko Kwat Tiong 428 Koa Chun Tee 431 Koa, Johnlu Go 433 Koh Thong Bee, Tommy 435 Koh Tsu Koon 439 Kong Hee 441 Kong Hiap 443 Kong Jinde. See Khong Kam Tak 408 Kristoforus Sindhunatha. See Sindhunatha, Kristoforus 991 Kuan Yin Choi 445 Kuei Pin Yeo. See Yeo Kuei Pin 1339 Kuek Ho Yao 448 Kuo Pao Kun 450 Kuok Hock Nien, Robert 453 Kurniawan, Rudy Hartono 455 Kwa Tjoan Sioe 457 Kwan Wai Meng, Robert 459 Kwee Hing Tjiat 461 Kwee Tek Hoay 464 Kwee Yat Nio. See Tjoa Hin Hoeij, Mrs. 1191
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Kwek Leng Beng 467 Kwik Djoen Eng 469 Kwik Kian Gie 472 Kyaw Khine 474 Kyee Paw 476 Kyin Bin 478 L La Doaõn Chánh 480 La Hoái 罗开. See La Doaõn Chánh 480 Lai Guifang. See Lai Kui Fang 482 Lai Kui Fang 482 Lan Tingjun. See Na Teng Choon, James 754 Lao Lianben 485 Lau Ah Kok 487 Lau Hong Siong 489 Lau Kwok Kin . See Bai Yao 28 Lau Pak Yiu . See Bai Yao 28 Lauw Chuan Tho. See Jahja, H. Junus 378 Law Fah Ngin 491 Law Sit Han 494 Lawrence Dy Ong. See Ong, Lawrence Dy 833 Le Ho. See Lee Kim Sai 515 Lee Chee Shan 496 Lee Chong Wei 498 Lee-Chua, Queena N. 501 Lee Dai Soh 503 Lee, Dick 505 Lee Fook Hong. See Lee Dai Soh 503 Lee Geok Kun . See Lee Kong Chian 519 Lee Hau Shik 508 Lee Hsien Loong 511 Lee Khoon Choy 513 Lee Kim Peow . See Lee Yee 551 Lee Kim Sai 515 Lee Kok Liang 517 Lee Kong Chian 519 Lee Kuan Yew 521 Lee Lam Thye 525 Lee Loy Seng 527 Lee Man Fong 529 Lee, Ricardo Arriola 532 Lee San Choon 534
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Lee Seng Gee 536 Lee Seng Peng 539 Lee Seng Wee 541 Lee Siew Choh 542 Lee Sin Cheng 544 Lee Tzu Pheng 546 Lee Wee Nam 549 Lee Yee 551 Lei Liming. See Looi Lai Meng 700 Lei Miantai. See Bangayan, Teofilo Tan 30 Lembong, Eddie 552 Leo Tan Wee Hin. See Tan Wee Hin, Leo 1124 Leong Yew Koh 555 Li Bai. See Riady, James Tjahaja 923 Li Bingwen. See Lee, Dick 505 Li Boon Tin 557 Li Chengfeng. See Lee Seng Peng 539 Li Chengwei. See Lee Seng Wee 541 Li Chengyi. See Lee Seng Gee 536 Li Dasha. See Lee Dai Soh 503 Li Defu . See Paik Wan 861 Li Demei. See Lie Dharmawan 565 Li Deqing. See Lie Tek Tjeng 569 Li Fengwu. See Dy, James 245 Li Fuxing. See Hoke Sein 345 Li Guangqian. See Lee Kong Chian 519 Li Guangyao. See Lee Kuan Yew 521 Li Guoliang. See Lee Kok Liang 517 Li Hong . See Nianlamei 786 Li Jinfu. See Lie Kim Hok 567 Li Jinshi. See Lee Kim Sai 515 Li Jiongcai. See Lee Khoon Choy 513 Li Jipeng. See Dy, Manuel B., Jr. 248 Li Laisheng. See Lee Loy Seng 527 Li Lan. See Lyù Lan 724 Li Lintai. See Lee Lam Thye 525 Li Manfeng. See Lee Man Fong 529 Li Qingquan. See Dee Ching Chuan 229 Li Sanchun. See Lee San Choon 534 Li Shangda. See Lyman, Susanta 733 Li Shaozu. See Lee Siew Choh 542 Li Shenjing. See Lee Sin Cheng 544 Li Songzhi. See Aik Htun 3
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Li Tingya. See Lee-Chua, Queena N. 501 Li Weinan. See Lee Wee Nam 549 Li Wenxiong. See Lyù Vaên Hùng 731 Li Wenzhen. See Li Boon Tin 557 Li Wenzheng. See Riady, Mochtar 926 Li Xianlong. See Lee Hsien Loong 511 Li Xiaoshi. See Lee Hau Shik 508 Li Xingke. See Ly Sing Ko 728 Li Yi. See Lee Yee 551 Li Yukun . See Lee Kong Chian 519 Li Yuming. See Lyù Ngoïc Minh 726 Li Zhicheng. See Lee Chee Shan 496 Li Zhuohui. See Suryono, Bambang 1023 Li Ziping. See Lee Tzu Pheng 546 Li Zongwei. See Lee Chong Wei 498 Lian Yingzhou. See Lien Ying Chow 583 Liang Hailiang. See Kurniawan, Rudy Hartono 455 Liang Shaohang. See Löông Thieáu Hàng 719 Liang Shuiguo. See Neo Chwee Kok 759 Liang Wenfu. See Liang Wern Fook 558 Liang Wern Fook 558 Liang Youlan. See Nio Joe Lan 788 Liang Yugao. See Leong Yew Koh 555 Liang Zhiqiang. See Löông Chí CöôΩng 717 Liang Zhiqiang. See Neo Chee Keong, Jack 757 Liao Gongpu. See Liao Kongpo 560 Liao Kongpo 560 Liao Yufang. See Liaw Yock Fang 562 Liaw Yock Fang 562 Lie Dharmawan 565 Lie Kim Hok 567 Lie Mo Tie. See Riady, Mochtar 926 Lie Siong Tay. See Lyman, Susanta 733 Lie Tek Bie. See Lie Dharmawan 565 Lie Tek Tjeng 569 Lie Tjeng Tjoan, John 571 Lie Zen. See Riady, James Tjahaja 923 Liem Bian Khoen. See Wanandi, (Albertus) Sofjan 1246 Liem Bian Kie. See Wanandi, Jusuf 1246 Liem Bwan Tjie 573 Liem Koen Hian 576 Liem Sioe Liong. See Salim, Soedono 935 Liem Swie King 579
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Liem Thian Joe 580 Liem Tien Pao. See Sampoerna, Putera 939 Liem Tjoan Hok. See Karya, Teguh 397 Lien Ying Chow 583 Lily Monteverde Yu. See Yu, Lily Monteverde 1380 Lim, Alfredo Siojo 585 Lim Beng Thai 588 Lim Bo Seng 590 Lim Bon Liong, Henry 591 Lim Boon Keng 594 Lim Cheng Choo 597 Lim Chin Siong 599 Lim Chin Tsong 601 Lim Chong Eu 603 Lim Chong Keat 605 Lim Chong Yah 607 Lim Chooi Kwa 610 Lim, Elena Sen 612 Lim Eow. See Ophat Hanvanich 857 Lim Fong Seng 615 Lim Geok Chan 617 Lim Geok Lin, Shirley 619 Lim Goh Tong 621 Lim Hak Tai 624 Lim Kean Siew 626 Lim Kek Tjiang 628 Lim Keng Lian 631 Lim Keng Yaik 633 Lim Kim Kok. See Limpe, James and Teh Siu Yong Lim Kim San 635 Lim Kit Siang 638 Lim Kok Wing 639 Lim Lean Teng 642 Lim Lian Geok 645 Lim, Mary 647 Lim Nee Soon 649 Lim Phaik Gan 651 Lim Poh Imm, Catherine 654 Lim, Roseller T. 656 Lim, Samson 658 Lim Seng Kok 660 Lim Siew Ming, Arthur 663 Lim Siew Wai, William 665
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Lim Swee Tin 668 Lim Teck Hoo 670 Lim Tong Hai 671 Lim,Vicente Podico 674 Lim Yew Hock 677 Lim Yock Ching. See Lim Geok Chan 617 Limpe, James and Teh Siu Yong 679 Lin Ailian. See Lum, Olivia 714 Lin Baoyin. See Lim Poh Imm, Catherine 654 Lin Bingzhi. See Robredo, Jesse Manalastas 928 Lin Biyan. See Lim Phaik Gan 651 Lin Cangjie. See Lim Chong Keat 605 Lin Cangyou. See Lim Chong Eu 603 Lin Chengguo. See Lim Seng Kok 660 Lin Chenglong. See Kyaw Khine 474 Lin Chongye. See Lim Chong Yah 607 Lin Depu. See Lim Teck Hoo 670 Lin Dieyi 681 Lin Donghai. See Lim Tong Hai 671 Lin Fengsheng. See Salim, Anthony 933 Lin Guorong. See Lim Kok Wing 639 Lin Huangsheng. See Lim Fong Seng 615 Lin Jianshou. See Lim Kean Siew 626 Lin Jin’gu. See Limpe, James and Teh Siu Yong 679 Lin Jingyi. See Lim Keng Yaik 633 Lin Jinshan. See Lim Kim San 635 Lin Jixiang. See Lim Kit Siang 638 Lin Kechang. See Lim Kek Tjiang 628 Lin Liandeng. See Lim Lean Teng 642 Lin Lianyu. See Lim Lian Geok 645 Lin Mianji. See Wanandi, Jusuf 1248 Lin Miankun. See Wanandi, (Albertus) Sofjan 1246 Lin Mingtai. See Lim Beng Thai 588 Lin Mousheng. See Lim Bo Seng 590 Lin Qingnian. See Lim Keng Lian 631 Lin Qingxiang. See Lim Chin Siong 599 Lin Qingyu. See Khine Khine Maw 404 Lin Qingzhu. See Lim Cheng Choo 597 Lin Quanfu. See Karya, Teguh 397 Lin Qunxian. See Liem Koen Hian 576 Lin Rongyao . See Ophat Hanvanich 857 Lin Shanshun. See Lim, Samson 658 Lin Shaoliang. See Salim, Soedono 935
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Lin Shaoming. See Lim Siew Ming, Arthur 663 Lin Shaowei. See Lim Siew Wai, William 665 Lin Shuigao. See Lim Chooi Kwa 610 Lin Shuijing. See Liem Swie King 579 Lin Sun Meiyu. See Lim, Elena Sen 612 Lin Tianbao. See Sampoerna, Putera 939 Lin Tianying. See Lim Swee Tin 668 Lin Tianyou. See Liem Thian Joe 580 Lin Wenguang. See Alim, Markus 7 Lin Wenqing. See Lim Boon Keng 594 Lin Wutong. See Lim Goh Tong 621 Lin Xueda. See Lim Hak Tai 624 Lin Yao. See Ophat Hanvanich 857 Lin Yishun. See Lim Nee Soon 649 Lin Youfu. See Lim Yew Hock 677 Lin Yujing. See Lim Geok Chan 617 Lin Yuling. See Lim Geok Lin, Shirley 619 Lin Yuqi. See Hau Chiok and Sy Chiu Hua 329 Lin Yuqing. See Lim Bon Liong, Henry 591 Lin Zhemin. See Inthilath, Xay 373 Lin Zhenchao. See Linsakoun, Tei 683 Lin Zhenzong. See Lim Chin Tsong 601 Lin Zhiqiang . See Yan Weizhen 1306 Linsakoun, Tei 683 Liu Anmin. See Lao Lianben 485 Liu Boyao . See Bai Yao 28 Liu Chengqiang. See Low Thia Khiang 708 Liu Guangming. See Visonnavong,Vithoune and Visonnavong,Vouavansy 1236 Liu Guangxing. See Löu Quang Xe 722 Liu Hengfu. See Paua, Jose Ignacio 876 Liu Hongxiang. See Lau Hong Siong 489 Liu Huayuan. See Law Fah Ngin 491 Liu Jinguo. See Lau Ah Kok 487 Liu Kang 685 Liu Quandao. See Jahja, H. Junus 378 Liu Taige. See Liu Thai Ker 687 Liu Thai Ker 687 Liu Yin Soon 690 Liu Yingshun. See Liu Yin Soon 690 Lo Hsing-han. See Law Sit Han 494 Loh Boon Siew 692 Loke Wan Tho 694
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Loke Yew 697 Looi Lai Meng 700 Loot Ting Yee 703 Lopue, Benjamin 705 Low Thia Khiang 708 Lu Do 710 Lu Jinhe. See Chamlong Srimuang 59 Lü Jiwen. See Chuan Likphai 194 Lu Kimhor. See Chamlong Srimuang 59 Lü Laisheng. See Lu Lay Sreng 712 Lu Lay Sreng 712 Lu Mang . See Goh Then Chye 299 Lu Mouguo. See Lopue, Benjamin 705 Lu Tingyu. See Loot Ting Yee 703 Lu You. See Loke Yew 697 Lü Yu. See Lu Do 710 Lu Yuntao. See Loke Wan Tho 694 Lü Zhenbin. See Kyin Bin 478 Lucia Francisca Susi Susanti. See Susanti, Susi Lucia Francisca Lucio Tan. See Tan, Lucio 1090 Luesir. See Botan 38 Lum, Olivia 714 Luo Wenxiu. See Loh Boon Siew 692 Luo Xinghan. See Law Sit Han 494 Luo Yunzheng. See La Doaõn Chánh 480 Löông Chí CöôΩng 717 Löông Thieáu Hàng 719 Löu Quang Xe 722 Lyù Lan 724 Lyù Ngoïc Minh 726 Ly Sing Ko 728 Lyù Vaên Hùng 731 Lyman, Susanta 733 M Má Chín Daœnh. See Taï Maõ Vieãn 1040 Ma Dexiang. See Banharn Silpa-archa 33 Ma Junchu . See Sima Gong 987 Ma Khine Khine Maw. See Khine Khine Maw Ma Mon Luk 736 Ma Wenlu. See Ma Mon Luk 736 Mallare, Florencio Tan 738 Mang Lee 741
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Manuel B. Dy, Jr. See Dy, Manuel B., Jr. 248 Marga T. 743 Mari Cecelia Pang Hui Lan. See Pangestu, Mari 869 Mari Elka Pangestu. See Pangestu, Mari 869 Mari Pengestu. See Pangestu, Mari 869 Martinus Yosefus Marwoto Hadi Soesastro. See Soesastro, Hadi Marwoto 1002 Mary Christine RGS Tan. See Tan, Mary Christine RGS 1093 Mary Lim. See Lim, Mary 647 Masagung 745 Maung Aye. See U E 1227 Maung Ba Aye. See U E 1227 Maung E. See U E 1227 Maung Maung Than 747 Mayling Oey-Gardiner. See Oey-Gardiner, Mayling 803 Melani Budianta. See Budianta, Melani 40 Mely G. Tan. See Tan, Mely G. 1095 Meng Li. See Mang Lee 741 Meng Yi . See Wong Meng Voon 1284 Michael L. Tan. See Tan, Michael L. 1097 Michelle Yeoh Chu-Kheng. See Yeoh Chu-Kheng, Michelle 1347 Mira W. See Widjaja, Mira 1268 Mira Widjaja. See Widjaja, Mira 1268 Mo Cheng . See Chuk Mor 201 Mochtar Riady. See Riady, Mochtar 926 Mohamad Saleh. See Ko Kwat Tiong 428 Mohammad Bob Hasan. See Hasan, Mohammad Bob 326 Monsieur Amor. See Nyoo Cheong Seng 794 Monsieur d’AMOUR. See Nyoo Cheong Seng 794 Mother Lily. See Yu, Lily Monteverde 1380 Mrs Lie Tjian Tjoen. See Ouw Tjoei Lan 859 Mrs. Tjoa Hin Hoeij. See Tjoa Hin Hoeij, Mrs. 1191 Murdaya Siti Hartati 749 Myint Shwe 751 Myra Sidharta. See Sidharta, Myra 973 N Na Teng Choon, James 754 Nai Fang . See Phonlachet Kitaworanat Nathanael Iskandar. See Iskandar, Nathanael Neo Chee Keong, Jack 757 Neo Chwee Kok 759 Newn Ah Foott, George 762 Ng Eng Teng 764
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Ng Keng Siang 766 Ng Teng Fong 768 Ngan Ching Wen 770 Ngeow Sze Chan 774 Ngiam Tong Dow 776 Ngô Duû Hieäp 777 Ngô Quoác Tuaán 780 Ngô Thanh Hoa 782 Ngor, Haing S. 784 Ngor Hong Srun. See Chan Sarun 76 Nianlamei 786 Nio Hap Liang. See Kurniawan, Rudy Hartono Nio Joe Lan 788 Nonie Tan. See Young, Fifi 1372 Nubla, Ralph 790 Nyau Tze Lim 792 Nyoo Cheong Seng 794
455
O Oei Ek Tjhong. See Widjaja, Eka Tjipta 1266 Oei Tiong Ham 796 Oei Tjoe Tat 798 Oey, Abdul Karim 800 Oey-Gardiner, Mayling 803 Oey Kim Tiang 805 Oey Tjeng Hien. See Oey, Abdul Karim 800 Oey Tong Pin 807 Oh Hong Boen. See Harsono, FX 324 Ojong, Petrus Kanisius 810 OKT. See Oey Kim Tiang 805 Old Man Yip. See Yip Cheong Fun 1355 Olivia Lum. See Lum, Olivia 714 Omar Yoke Lin Ong. See Ong, Omar Yoke Lin 835 Ong Beng Seng 812 Ong Boon Hua . See Chin Peng 135 Ong Boon Pang 814 Ong, Charlson Lim 816 Ong Chiow Huen 819 Ong Chuan Seng 821 Ong Hok Ham 823 Ong Joe San. See Lembong, Eddie 552 Ong Ka Ting 826 Ong Keng Sen 828
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Ong Kim Kee 831 Ong, Lawrence Dy 833 Ong, Omar Yoke Lin 835 Ong Pang Boon 838 Ong Poh Lim 841 Ong Soon Hock 843 Ong Teck Mong, Timothy 845 Ong Teng Cheong 847 Ong Tjoe Kim 850 Ong Tjong Hai. See Sindhunatha, Kristoforus 991 Onghokham. See Ong Hok Ham 823 Ongpin, Jaime. See Ongpin, Roman 852 Ongpin, Roberto. See Ongpin, Roman 852 Ongpin, Roman 852 Onn Siew Siong 855 Ophat Hanvanich 857 Ou Cuilan. See Ouw Tjoei Lan 859 Ouw Tjoei Lan 859 Ouyang Bingkun. See Ojong, Petrus Kanisius 810 Ouyang Chunmei. See Sidharta, Myra 973 P P. G. Lim. See Lim Phaik Gan 651 P. K. Ojong. See Ojong, Petrus Kanisius 810 Paik Wan 861 Palanca, Ellen Huang 864 Pan Chilong. See Phan Xích Long 887 Pan Guoqu . See Pan Shou 867 Pan Jinghe. See Phoa Keng Hek 892 Pan Kuo-chu . See Pan Shou 867 Pan Shaoyun. See Phan Thieåu Vân 885 Pan Shou 867 Pangestu, Mari 869 Pangestu, Prajogo 871 Pao Shih Tien 874 Pat Chan. See Chan Li-Yin, Patricia 74 Patricia Chan Li-Yin. See Chan Li-Yin, Patricia 74 Paua, Jose Ignacio 876 Paulino Yu Tan. See Tan, Paulino Yu 1100 Pedro, Cecilio 878 Peng Eng Lee 880 Peng Yunpeng. See Pangestu, Prajogo 871 Peter Chen Ke Qi . See Rattanavan, Bou 920
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Petrus Kanisius Ojong. See Ojong, Petrus Kanisius 810 Phaichit Uwatthanakun 883 Phan Haûi Thâm . See Cao Hoàng Laõnh 51 Phan Phát Sanh . See Phan Xích Long 887 Phan Thêm. See Cao Hoàng Laõnh 51 Phan Thieåu Vân 885 Phan Xích Long 887 Phang Djun Phen. See Pangestu, Prajogo 871 Phanxicô Xaviê Đàm Á Tô. See Tam Assou, Franciscus Xaverius Phat, David 889 Philip Yeo Liat Kok. See Yeo Liat Kok, Philip 1341 Pho Chaeng 890 Phoa Keng Hek 892 Phonlachet Kitaworanat 895 Phraya Ratsadanupradit 896 Pitt Chin Hui 899 Pitt Xiuying . See Pitt Chin Hui 899 Prajogo Pangestu. See Pangestu, Prajogo 871 Preecha Phisitkasem 902 Priguna Sidharta. See Sidharta, Priguna 975 Pu Jing. See Pho Chaeng 890 Puey Ungphakon 903 Pung Kheav Se 905 Pung Sue Ziak. See Phonlachet Kitaworanat 895 Purun . See Kong Hiap 443 Pusadi Kitaworanat 907 Putera Sampoerna. See Sampoerna, Putera 939
1041
Q Qiu Daxin. See Thaksin Shinawatra 1162 Qiu Deba. See Khoo Teck Puat 419 Qiu Ende. See Khoo Oon Teik 415 Qiu Jiajin. See Khoo Kay Kim 410 Qiu Jinhai. See Khoo Kim Hai, Eric 412 Qiu Liji . See Wu An 1292 Qiu Qifeng. See Chiew Chee Phoong 130 Qiu Shuyuan. See Khoo Seok Wan 417 Qiu Yunheng. See Cu Unjieng, Guillermo A. 215 Quách Đàm 909 Quách Taán 911 Queena N. Lee-Chua. See Lee-Chua, Queena N. 501 Quek Chee Hiang. See Quek Suan Hiang 916 Quek Leng Chan 914
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Quek Suan Hiang 916 Quintin Yuyitung. See Yuyitung, Quintin
and Yuyitung, Rizal
1385
R Rahardja, Hendra 919 Ralph Nuble. See Nubla, Ralph 790 Rao Chucan 饶初灿. See Ngeow Sze Chan 774 Rao Shiquan. See Ngeow Sze Chan 774 Rao Zilin. See Nyau Tze Lim 792 Rattanavan, Bou 920 Rattanavan, Bounmy . See Rattanavan, Bou 920 Riady, James Tjahaja 923 Riady, Mochtar 926 Ricardo Arriola Lee. See Lee, Ricardo Arriola 532 Ricardo Lee. See Lee, Ricardo Arriola 532 Richard ‘Dick’ Lee Peng Boon. See Lee, Dick 505 Rizal Yuyitung. See Yuyitung, Quintin and Yuyitung, Rizal 1385 Robert Kuok Hock Nien. See Kuok Hock Nien, Robert 453 Robert Kwan Wai Meng. See Kwan Wai Meng, Robert 459 Roberto Ongpin. See Ongpin, Roman 852 Robredo, Jesse Manalastas 928 Roderick Yong Yin Fatt. See Yong Yin Fatt, Roderick 1367 Roman Ongpin. See Ongpin, Roman 852 Rose Chan Wai Chang. See Chan Wai Chang, Rose 82 Roseller T. Lim. See Lim, Roseller T. 656 Roseller Tarrosa Lim. See Lim, Roseller T. 656 Rosemary Chong. See Chong, Rosemary 161 Rudy Hartono Kurniawan. See Kurniawan, Rudy Hartono 455 Rudy Nio. See Kurniawan, Rudy Hartono 455 Runme Shaw. See Shaw, Runme 956 Ruth Wong Hie King. See Wong Hie King, Ruth 1273 S Sahat Mahakhun 931 Salim, Anthony 933 Salim, Soedono 935 Sampoerna, Putera 939 Samson “Samie” Lim. See Lim, Samson 658 Samson Lim. See Lim, Samson 658 Samuel Dee Ang. See Ang, Samuel Dee 16 Samuel K. Tan. See Tan, Samuel K. 1103 Santos Chiu Kim She. See Chiu Kim She, Santos Sarasin Viraphol 941
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Savanvaly, Thao Leng 943 Seah Cheng Siang 945 Seck Hong Choon 947 See Chinben 949 Seow Houtseng Sribunrueang 952 Setiono, Benny Gatot 954 Shao Renmei. See Shaw, Runme 956 Shaw, Runme 956 She Zhengxiang. See Seah Cheng Siang 945 Shen Ailing. See Jusuf, Ester Indahyani 389 Shen Biniang. See Siem Piet Nio 977 Shen Demin 959 Shen Jiwen. See Sim Kee Boon 981 Shen Muyu. See Sim Mow Yu 983 Shen Ren Shi 961 Shen Teh Min. See Shen Demin 959 Shen Ting 963 Shen Wangfu. See Sim Wong Hoo 985 Sheng Guang . See Paik Wan 861 Shirley Lim Geok Lin. See Lim Geok Lin, Shirley 619 Shi Chunfeng. See Shih Choon Fong 965 Shi Dongfang. See Pedro, Cecilio 878 Shi Furen. See Budiman, Arief 43 Shi Fuyi. See Soe Hok Gie 996 Shi Gongqi. See Chan, Carlos 64 Shi Rongxuan. See Hau Chiok and Sy Chiu Hua 329 Shi Shengfang. See Tjiok San Fang, Elsie 1189 Shi Weipeng. See Gaisano, Henry 270 Shi Xingshui. See Sy Sieng Suy 1031 Shi Yingzhou. See Sy Yinchow 1033 Shi Zhenmin. See See Chinben 949 Shi Zhicheng. See Sy, Henry 1027 Shih Choon Fong 965 Shou Zhi . See Chuk Mor 201 Sia, Isidro C. 967 Siauw Giok Tjhan 970 Sidharta, Myra 973 Sidharta, Priguna 975 Sie Pek Giok. See Sidharta, Priguna 975 Siem Piet Nio 977 Silalahi, Harry Tjan 979 Sim Ai Ling. See Jusuf, Ester Indahyani 389 Sim Kee Boon 981
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Sim Mow Yu 983 Sim Wong Hoo 985 Sima Gong 987 Sin, Jaime Lachica 989 Sindhunatha, Kristoforus 991 Singgih Dirga Gunarsa. See Gunarsa, Singgih D. 307 Siong Khye 994 Siti Hartati Murdaya. See Murdaya, Siti Hartati 749 Situ Meisheng. See Soeto Meisen 1005 Situ Zan 1393 Sng Ee Tze. See Sun Yanzi, Stefanie 1019 Soe Hok Djin. See Budiman, Arief 43 Soe Hok Gie 996 Soedono Salim. See Salim, Soedono 935 Soemsri Woranayin. See Mang Lee 741 Soeryadjaya, William 999 Soesastro, Hadi Marwoto 1002 Soeto Meisen 1005 Soeto Tjan 1393 Sofjan Wanandi. See Wanandi, (Albertus) Sofjan 1246 Sofyan Tan. See Tan, Sofyan 1108 Somsath, Boun Iene 1007 Song Ong Siang 1008 Song Wangxiang. See Song Ong Siang 1008 Song Zhixuan. See Sung, T. S. 1021 Soon Peng Yam 1010 Soon Seng Lee 1012 Stefanie Sun Yanzi. See Sun Yanzi, Stefanie 1019 Stephen Tong. See Tong, Stephen 1204 Steve Liem. See Karya, Teguh 397 Steven Chong Wan Oon. See Chong Wan Oon, Steven 163 Su Bin 1015 Su Guaning 1017 Su Tianfa. See Aung Twin 24 Su Xuming. See Charoen Siriwatthanaphakdi 85 Sudargo Gautama. See Gautama, Sudargo 273 Sun Bingyan. See Soon Peng Yam 1010 Sun Shengli. See Soon Seng Lee 1012 Sun Yanzi, Stefanie 1019 Sung, T. S. 1021 Supha Sirisingha. See Botan 38 Suryono, Bambang 1023 Susanta Lyman. See Lyman, Susanta 733
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Susanti, Susi Lucia Francisca 1025 Sy En. See Sy Sieng Suy 1031 Sy, Henry 1027 Sy Kong Huot. See Phat, David 889 Sy Kong Triv 1030 Sy Sieng Suy 1031 Sy Yinchow 1033 SyCip, Washington 1036 Sze Tu Mei Sen. See Soeto Meisen 1005 T T. S. Sung. See Sung, T. S. 1021 Taï Maõ Vieãn 1040 Tae Ngow Low. See Uthen Taechaphaibun 1231 Tae Tiyong. See Hong Taechawanit 352 Tahyar Ederis. See The Teng Chun 1167 Tam Assou, Franciscus Xaverius 1041 Tan Ah Tah 1044 Tan Chay Yan 1046 Tan Chee-Beng 1052 Tan Chee Khoon, David 1048 Tan Chee Yioun,Vincent 1050 Tan Cheng Lock 1055 Tan Chi’-Loong, Benedict 1058 Tan Chien Ho. See Chien Ho 128 Tan Chin Tuan 1060 Tan Chong Tin 1062 Tan Chye Cheng 1065 Tan, George G. 1067 Tan Giok Lan. See Tan, Mely G. 1095 Tan Goan Tiang. See Iskandar, Nathanael 375 Tan Hian Wie. See Winarta, Frans Hendra 1271 Tan Hong Boen 1069 Tan Howe Liang 1071 Tan Joe Hok 1073 Tan Kah Kee 1075 Tan Ken Chuan. See Chuan Tanthana 196 Tan Keng Yam, Tony 1079 Tan Kiem Nio. See Young, Fifi 1372 Tan Kim Yang. See Tan, Sofyan 1108 Tan Koon Swan 1081 Tan Lark Sye 1083 Tan Lo Ping 1086
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Tan Lok Han 1088 Tan, Lucio 1090 Tan, Mary Christine RGS 1093 Tan, Mely G. 1095 Tan, Michael L. 1097 Tan, Paulino Yu 1100 Tan Piak Chin. See Chin Sophonpanich 140 Tan, Samuel K. 1103 Tan Siew Sin 1105 Tan Soe Lin. See Dananjaya, James 222 Tan, Sofyan 1108 Tan Swie Hian 1110 Tan Tai Bin 1113 Tan Thoon Lip, John 1116 Tan Tian Zhen 1117 Tan Tjeng Bok 1119 Tan Tjioe Hak. See Kartajaya, Hermawan 395 Tan Tjiok Sien. See Budianta, Melani 40 Tan Tjoe Hin. See Rahardja, Hendra 919 Tan,Vidal Arceo 1121 Tan Wee Hin, Leo 1124 Tan Yasu. See Tam Assou, Franciscus Xaverius 1041 Tan Yoke See, Henry 1125 Tan Youjin. See You Jin 1370 Tan Yueh Ming. See Soesastro, Hadi Marwoto 1002 Tancaktiong, Tony 1127 Tang Chongrong. See Tong, Stephen 1204 Tang Choon Keng 1130 T’ang Leang-Li 1133 Tang Liangli. See T’ang Leang-Li 1133 Tang Pui Wah 1135 Tang Un Tien. See Tang Choon Keng 1130 Tang Xinniang. See Thung Sin Nio, Betsy 1176 Tang Yu. See Tong Djoe 1201 Taw Sein Ko 1138 Tay Chong Hai 1140 Tay Kheng Soon 1142 Tay Lian Soo 1145 Tedy Jusuf. See Jusuf, Tedy 391 Tee Han Kee 1147 Teehankee, Claudio M. 1149 Teehankee. See Tee Han Kee 1147 Teguh Karya. See Karya, Teguh 397
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Teh Hong Piow 1152 Tei Linsakoun. See Linsakoun, Tei 683 Teo Bak Kim 1154 Teo Eng Hock 1155 Teo Soo Cheng 1157 Teofilo Bangayan. See Bangayan, Teofilo Tan 30 Teofilo Tan Bangayan. See Bangayan, Teofilo Tan 30 Teresa Hsu. See Hsu, Teresa 356 Teresita Ang-See. See Ang-See, Teresita 18 Thái Thaïch 1160 Thái Traán Thaïch. See Thái Thaïch 1160 Thaksin Shinawatra 1162 Tham Yew Jin . See You Jin 1370 Thao Leng Savanvaly. See Savanvaly, Thao Leng 943 Thaw Kaung 1166 The Bwan An. See Jinarakkhita, Bhikku Ashin 383 The Kian Seng. See Hasan, Mohammad Bob 326 The Oen Hien. See Darmaputera, Eka 227 The Teng Chun 1167 Thee Kian Wie 1169 Thi Chen. See Jinarakkhita, Bhikku Ashin 383 Thio Thiam Tjong 1171 Thio Tiauw Siat / 1174 Thung Liang Lee. See T’ang Leang-Li 1133 Thung Sin Nio, Betsy 1176 Tia Lan-chan. See Sahat Mahakhun 931 Timothy Ong Teck Mong. See Ong Teck Mong, Timothy Ting Pek Khiing 1178 Tio Ie Soei 1180 Tiong Hiew King 1182 Tjahaja Purnama, Basuki 1395 Tjan Tjoe Siem 1184 Tjan Tjoe Som 1186 Tjan Tjoen Hok. See Silalahi, Harry Tjan 979 Tjia Kian-liong. See Soeryadjaya, William 999 Tjia Ma Yeng. See Taï Maõ Vieãn 1040 Tjie Tjin Hoan. See Ciputra 208 Tjio Wie Tay. See Masagung 745 Tjiok San Fang, Elsie 1189 Tjoa Hin Hoeij, Mrs. 1191 Tjoa Liang Tjoe. See Marga T. 743 Tjoe Bou San 1194 Tjong A Fie / 1196
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Tjong Yiauw Hian. See Tjong A Fie / 1196 Toh Chin Chye 1199 Tommy Koh Thong Bee. See Koh Thong Bee, Tommy 435 Tong Djoe 1201 Tong, Stephen 1204 Tony Tan Caktiong. See Tancaktiong, Tony 1127 Tony Tan Keng Yam. See Tan Keng Yam, Tony 1079 Too Joon Hing 1206 Traàn Chí Kiên 1209 Traàn Đông Sanh 1211 Trieäu Quoác Höng 1213 Trònh Thuœy Diêu 1215 Tröông Hán Minh 1217 Tsai Ming-liang 1219 Tsui Tze Man. See Su Bin 1015 Ty Eng Liong 1222 Ty, George S. K. 1224 U U Aik Htun. See Aik Htun 3 U Aung Twin. See Aung Twin 24 U Chien Ho. See Chien Ho 128 U Chu-liang. See Phaichit Uwatthanakun 883 UE 1227 U Hoke Sein. See Hoke Sein 345 U Jun Hong. See Jun Hong 387 U Khun Sa. See Khun Sa 422 U Kyaw Khine. See Kyaw Khine 474 U Kyee Paw. See Kyee Paw 476 U Kyin Bin. See Kyin Bin 478 U Li Boon Tin. See Li Boon Tin 557 U Maung Maung Than. See Maung Maung Than 747 U Myint Shwe. See Myint Shwe 751 U Su Bin. See Su Bin 1015 U Thaw Kaung. See Thaw Kaung 1166 Ui Bun Bo. See Bunchu Rotchanasathian 45 Uray, Burhan 1229 Uthen Taechaphaibun 1231 Uy, Alfonso A. 1233 V Vicente P. Lim. See Lim,Vicente Podico 674 Vicente Podico Lim. See Lim,Vicente Podico 674
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Vidal Arceo Tan. See Tan,Vidal Arceo 1121 Vidal Tan. See Tan,Vidal Arceo 1121 Vincent Tan Chee Yioun. See Tan Chee Yioun,Vincent 1050 Visonnavong,Vithoune and Visonnavong,Vouavansy 1236 Vithoune Visonnavong. See Visonnavong,Vithoune and Visonnavong, Vouavansy 1236 Vouavansy Visonnavong. See Visonnavong,Vithoune and Visonnavong, Vouavansy 1236 Vöông Bái Xuyên 1239 Vöông Hoàng Seån 1241 Vöông Oanh Nhi. See Dö Thò Hoàn 243 Vöu Khaûi Thành 1243 W Wanandi, (Albertus) Sofjan 1246 Wanandi, Jusuf 1248 Wang Bangwen. See Ong Pang Boon 838 Wang Baolin. See Ong Poh Lim 841 Wang Baoni. See Wong Pow Nee 1288 Wang Chaoqun. See Ong Chiow Huen 819 Wang Dewang. See Ong Teck Mong, Timothy 845 Wang Dingchang. See Ong Teng Cheong 847 Wang Fuhan. See Ong Hok Ham 823 Wang Gengwu. See Wang Gungwu 1250 Wang Gungwu 1250 Wang Hongsheng. See Vöông Hoàng Seån 1241 Wang Huiqing. See Wong Hie King, Ruth 1273 Wang Jing Er. See Dö Thò Hoàn 243 Wang Jingsheng. See Ong Keng Sen 828 Wang Jinji. See Ong Kim Kee 831 Wang Junhong. See Jun Hong 387 Wang Lianxiang. See Susanti, Susi Lucia Francisca 1025 Wang Mingcheng. See Ong Beng Seng 812 Wang Mingyu. See Ong, Lawrence Dy 833 Wang Peichuan. See Vöông Bái Xuyên 1239 Wang Quansheng. See Ong Chuan Seng 821 Wang Runhua. See Wong Yoon Wah 1291 Wang Shunfu. See Ong Soon Hock 843 Wang Wenbang. See Ong Boon Pang 814 Wang Wenhua 王文华. See Chin Peng 135 Wang Xianliang. See Co, Charlie 210 Wang Yibin. See Ongpin, Roman 852 Wang Ying’er. See Dö Thò Hoàn 243
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Wang Youshan. See Lembong, Eddie 552 Wang Ziqin. See Ong Tjoe Kim 850 Wang Zonghai. See Sindhunatha, Kristoforus 991 Wang Zuoming. See Amphon Bulaphakdi 9 Washington SyCip. See SyCip, Washington 1036 Wee Boon Ping 1253 Wee Cho Yaw 1255 Wee Chong Jin 1258 Wee Kim Wee 1260 Wee Nam Ia. See Lee Wee Nam 549 Wee Nam Yia. See Lee Wee Nam 549 Wee Swee Teow 1262 Wen Ruixiang. See Onn Siew Siong 855 Wen Yushu . See Wen Zichuan 1264 Wen Zichuan 1264 Weng Yulin. See Ong, Omar Yoke Lin 835 Widjaja, Eka Tjipta 1266 Widjaja, Mira 1268 William Cheng Heng Jem. See Cheng Heng Jem, William 116 William Chiongbian. See Chiongbian, William Lee 147 William Chua. See Chua, William T. 191 William Lee Chiongbian. See Chiongbian, William Lee 147 William Lim Siew Wai. See Lim Siew Wai, William 665 William Soeryadjaya. See Soeryadjaya, William 999 William T. Chua. See Chua, William T. 191 Winarta, Frans Hendra 1271 Wong Hie King, Ruth 1273 Wong Hock Boon 1276 Wong Hong Kwok, Alfred 1278 Wong I Ek 1280 Wong Kee Tat 1282 Wong Meng Voon 1284 Wong Peng Soon 1286 Wong Pow Nee 1288 Wong Yoon Wah 1291 Wu An 1292 Wu Baoxing. See Goh Poh Seng 296 Wu Daosheng. See Go Kim Pah 281 Wu Dexuan. See Hardjonagoro 322 Wu Deyao. See Wu Teh Yao 1299 Wu Guojun. See Ngô Quoác Tuaán 780 Wu Hanquan. See Sarasin Viraphol 941 Wu Hanrun. See Ngor, Haing S. 784
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Wu Heshun. See Chan Sarun 76 Wu Jingjin. See Goh King Chin 294 Wu Jiyuan. See Myint Shwe 751 Wu Jiyue 1295 Wu Liande. See Wu Lien-Teh 1296 Wu Lien-Teh 1296 Wu Qinghai. See Go Ching Hai 276 Wu Qinghua. See Ngô Thanh Hoa 782 Wu Qingrui. See Goh Keng Swee 292 Wu Qixiang. See Gunarsa, Singgih D. 307 Wu Teh Yao 1299 Wu Tiancai. See Goh Then Chye 299 Wu Tian’en. See Gotianun, Andrew L. Sr. 303 Wu Xiehe. See Gozali, Hendrick 305 Wu Yihui. See Gokongwei, John Jr. 300 Wu Youde. See Go-Belmonte, Betty 284 Wu Youhe. See Ngô Duû Hieäp 777 Wu Yuxiang. See Gautama, Sudargo 273 Wu Zhiguang . See Fang Xiu 261 Wu Zhushan. See Goh Choo San 289 Wu Zuodong. See Goh Chok Tong 287 X Xay Inthilath. See Inthilath, Xay 373 Xiao Focheng. See Seow Houtseng Sribunrueang 952 Xiao Gongwei . See Xiao Yao Tian 1302 Xiao Yao Tian 1302 Xiao Yucan. See Siauw Giok Tjhan 970 Xie Funian. See Cheah Fook Ling, Jeffrey 92 Xie Guomin. See Dhanin Chiarawanon 232 Xie Huiru. See Preecha Phisitkasem 902 Xie Jianlong. See Soeryadjaya, William 999 Xie Mayan. See Taï Maõ Vieãn 1040 Xie Wenlong. See Chia Boon Leong 121 Xie Xile. See Sia, Isidro C. 967 Xing Ying 1304 Xiong Deyi. See Jusuf, Tedy 391 Xiu Nong . See Yan Weizhen 1306 Xu Aizhen . See Mang Lee 741 Xu Erqi. See Coseteng, Anna Dominique M. L. 213 Xu Guangfa. See Phat, David 889 Xu Guangxiu. See Sy Kong Triv 1030 Xu Guanlin. See Su Guaning 1017
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Xu Jinghua . See Nianlamei 786 Xu Pinghe. See Kho Ping Hoo 406 Xu Qimo. See Khaw Kai Boh 401 Xu Ruili. See Chee Swee Lee 97 Xu Shunquan. See Chee Soon Juan 95 Xu Simin. See Su Bin 1015 Xu Tiantang. See Setiono, Benny Gatot 954 Xu Tongmei. See Koh Thong Bee, Tommy 435 Xu Wenting. See Maung Maung Than 747 Xu Xinmei. See Phraya Ratsadanupradit 896 Xu Yanying. See Lim, Mary 647 Xu Yu . See Hsu Yun-Tsiao 358 Xu Yunqiao. See Hsu Yun-Tsiao 358 Xu Zhe. See Hsu, Teresa 356 Xu Zhenhuan. See Ciputra 208 Xu Zigen. See Koh Tsu Koon 439 Xue Biyu. See Sidharta, Priguna 975 Xue Huacheng. See SyCip, Washington 1036 Y Yahya Daniel Darma. See Lie Tjeng Tjoan, John 571 Yan Chongtao. See Ngiam Tong Dow 776 Yan Qinghuang. See Yen Ching-hwang 1328 Yan Qingwen. See Ngan Ching Wen 770 Yan Shifang. See Gan Say Hong 272 Yan Weizhen 1306 Yan Yangchu. See Yen,Y. C. James 1330 Yan Yuanzhang. See Yen Yuan Chang 1332 Yang Bangxiao. See Yong Pung How 1359 Yang Fangjie . See Xing Ying 1304 Yang Guibin. See Yeo Kuei Pin 1339 Yang Guiyi. See Yang Quee Yee 1308 Yang Guozhang. See Ear Cheam Heng 250 Yang Jincheng. See Yeoh Ghim Seng 1350 Yang Jinglian. See Yeo Keng Lian 1336 Yang Lieguo. See Yeo Liat Kok, Philip 1341 Yang Lihua. See Yu, Lily Monteverde 1380 Yang Mu’en. See Young, Grace 1374 Yang Qitai. See Yu Khe Thai 1378 Yang Quee Yee 1308 Yang Renfa. See Yong Yin Fatt, Roderick 1367 Yang Rongwen. See Yeo Yong-Boon, George 1346 Yang Ruiyuan. See Yong Sooi Nghean, Gregory 1365
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Yang Shoumo . See Xing Ying 1304 Yang Subin. See Yeoh Sock Ping, Francis 1352 Yang Weiling. See Yeo Weiling, Joscelin 1343 Yang Xuling. See Yong Shook Lin 1362 Yang Yinglin. See Yuchengco, Alfonso T. 1383 Yang Zhishan. See Yong Chee Shan 1357 Yang Zhongsheng. See Nyoo Cheong Seng 794 Yang Ziqiong. See Yeoh Chu-Kheng, Michelle 1347 Yantian . See Ho Peng Yoke 342 Yao, Alfredo Macam 1310 Yao Tianping . See Yao Tuo 1312 Yao Tuo 1312 Yap Chioh Hiong, Arthur 1315 Yap Chong Teck 1317 Yap, Daza Jullie 1319 Yap Thiam Hien 1321 Yap Tjwan Bing 1324 Ye Boxing. See Dieäp Bá Hành 233 Ye Changfen. See Yip Cheong Fun 1355 Ye Chuanhua. See Dieäp Truyeàn Hoa 238 Ye Chuanying. See Dieäp Truyeàn Anh 236 Ye Meimin. See Yap, Daza Jullie 1319 Ye Quanming.Yap Tjwan Bing 1324 Ye Tianxing. See Yap Thiam Hien 1321 Ye Weixiong. See Yap Chioh Hiong, Arthur 1315 Ye Zongde. See Yap Chong Teck 1317 Ye Zuyi. See Yeap Chor Ee 1326 Yeap Chor Ee 1326 Yen Ching-hwang 1328 Yen,Y. C. James 1330 Yen Yuan Chang 1332 Yeng Pway Ngon 1335 Yeo Keng Lian 1336 Yeo Kuei Pin 1339 Yeo Liat Kok, Philip 1341 Yeo Weiling, Joscelin 1343 Yeo Yong-Boon, George 1346 Yeoh Chu-Kheng, Michelle 1347 Yeoh Ghim Seng 1350 Yeoh Sock Ping, Francis 1352 Yi Guangyan. See Hiaguang-iam Iamsuri 332 Yi Tianhong. See Ee Tiang Hong 254 Yin Yafo. See Newn Ah Foott, George 762
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Ying Pei’an. See Yeng Pway Ngon 1335 Yip Cheong Fun 1355 Yong Chee Shan 1357 Yong Pung How 1359 Yong Shook Lin 1362 Yong Sooi Nghean, Gregory 1365 Yong Yin Fatt, Roderick 1367 You Jin 1370 You Jinlong. See Dakay, Benson 220 You Kaicheng. See Vöu Khaûi Thành 1243 Young, Fifi 1372 Young, Grace 1374 Yu Ba’ai. See U E 1227 Yu Bingliang. See Ee Peng Liang 252 Yu Changcheng. See Yuyitung, Quintin and Yuyitung, Rizal Yu Changgeng. See Yuyitung, Quintin and Yuyitung, Rizal Yu Chin Chai 1376 Yu Dongxuan. See Eu Tong Sen 256 Yu Khe Thai 1378 Yu, Lily Monteverde 1380 Yu Qingzai. See Yu Chin Chai 1376 Yu Ziliang. See Phaichit Uwatthanakun 883 Yuchengco, Alfonso T. 1383 Yun He . See Na Teng Choon, James 754 Yuyitung, Quintin and Yuyitung, Rizal 1385
1385 1385
Z Zeng Chunfu. See Silalahi, Harry Tjan 979 Zeng Huanfu. See Chan, Jose Mari 71 Zeng Ruiji. See Chan Sui Kiat 78 Zeng Zuqin. See Tjan Tjoe Siem 1184 Zeng Zusen. See Tjan Tjoe Som 1186 Zhan Daocun. See Cham Tao Soon 57 Zhan Shizhong. See Chiam See Tong 123 Zhang Bishi. See Thio Tiauw Siat / 1174 Zhang Chen Yin . See Zhang Jing Yun 1389 Zhang Guilong. See Savanvaly, Thao Leng 943 Zhang Hanming. See Tröông Hán Minh 1217 Zhang Hongnan. See Tjong A Fie / 1196 Zhang Jiajie. See Chong Kah Kiat 156 Zhang Jing Yun 1389 Zhang Jingliang. See Chong King Liong 159 Zhang Jinshan. See Chiu Kim She, Santos 149
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Zhang Lanchen. See Sahat Mahakhun 931 Zhang Liying. See Chen, Georgette 103 Zhang Muqin. See Teo Bak Kim 1154 Zhang Qi’e. See Chiang See Ngoh, Claire 126 Zhang Qifu. See Khun Sa 422 Zhang Siqing. See Teo Soo Cheng 1157 Zhang Tiancong. See Thio Thiam Tjong 1171 Zhang Wan’an. See Chong Wan Oon, Steven 163 Zhang Xiaoqing. See Tiong Hiew King 1182 Zhang Ya Lü . See Zhang Jing Yun 1389 Zhang Yafu. See Chong Ah Fok 154 Zhang Yaoxuan. See Tjong A Fie / 1196 Zhang Yongfu. See Teo Eng Hock 1155 Zhang Yumei. See Visonnavong,Vithoune and Visonnavong,Vouavansy 1236 Zhang Zhaoxie. See Thio Tiauw Siat / 1174 Zhang Zhenxun . See Thio Tiauw Siat / 1174 Zhao Fa. See Jao Trieäu Phát, Frank 380 Zhao Guoxing. See Trieäu Quoác Höng 1213 Zhao Yushui. See Tio Ie Soei 1180 Zhao Zicheng. See Chao Tzee Cheng 83 Zhaorong . See Kong Hiap 443 Zheng Bainian . See Tay Lian Soo 1145 Zheng Dengjun. See The Teng Chun 1167 Zheng Hanqi. See Tee Han Kee 1147 Zheng Hongbiao. See Teh Hong Piow 1152 Zheng Jiansheng. See Hasan, Mohammad Bob 326 Zheng Jianxiang. See Teehankee, Claudio M. 1149 Zheng Liangshu. See Tay Lian Soo 1145 Zheng Man’an. See Jinarakkhita, Bhikku Ashin 383 Zheng Qingquan . See Kim Beng 423 Zheng Qingshun. See Tay Kheng Soon 1142 Zheng Rongliang. See Ty Eng Liong 1222 Zheng Shaojian. See Ty, George S. K. 1224 Zheng Shuimiao. See Trònh Thuœy Diêu 1215 Zheng Wulou. See Uthen Taechaphaibun 1231 Zheng Yifeng . See Hong Taechawanit 352 Zheng Zhiyong. See Hong Taechawanit 352 Zheng Zonghai. See Tay Chong Hai 1140 Zhensong. See Liao Kongpo 560 Zhong Sibin. See Cheong Soo Pieng 119 Zhong Tingsen. See Cheng Heng Jem, William 116 Zhong Wanxue. See Tjahaja Purnama, Basuki 1395
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Zhong Yuguang. See Chung Duï Quang 204 Zhou Baoqiong. See Chong, Rosemary 161 Zhou Qingqi. See Benedicto, Francisco 35 Zhou Yangjie. See Choo Yeang Keat, Jimmy 170 Zhu Chenggui. See Choo Seng Quee 168 Zhu Chenzao. See Châu Traàn Taïo 87 Zhu Hui. See Choo Hoey 165 Zhu Maoshan. See Tjoe Bou San 1194 Zhu Mo. See Chuk Mor 201 Zhu Yingchang. See Châu Vaên Xöông 90 Zhu Yunxing. See Too Joon Hing 1206 Zhuang Changtai. See Chung Tiong Tay 206 Zhuang Qingquan. See Cheng Ching Chuan, Johnny 113 Zhuang Wanli. See Ching Banlee 142 Zhuang Youming. See Choong Ewe Beng, Eddy 172 Zhuang Zhulin. See Chuang Chu Lin 198 Zhuang Zuxin. See Ching, Jeffrey 144 Zhuo Ruyan. See Chock, Angela 151 Zou Liying. See Murdaya, Siti Hartati 749
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Aik Htun 3 Aing Khun 5 Alim, Markus 7 Amphon Bulaphakdi 9 Ang Kiukok 11 Ang Peng Siong 14 Ang, Samuel Dee 16 Aung Twin 24 Aw Boon Haw 26 Bai Yao 28 Bangayan, Teofilo Tan 30 Banharn Silpa-archa 33 Benedicto, Francisco 35 Budiman, Arief 43 Bunchu Rotchanasathian 45 Cabangon Chua, Antonio 49 Cao Hoàng Laõnh 51 Cao Trieàu Phát 54 Cham Tao Soon 57 Chamlong Srimuang 59 Chan Ah Kow 62 Chan, Carlos 64 Chan, Jose Mari 71 Chan Sarun 76 Chan Sui Kiat 78
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Chan Sze Jin 80 Chao Tzee Cheng 83 Charoen Siriwatthanaphakdi 85 Châu Traàn Taïo 87 Châu Vaên Xöông 90 Cheah Fook Ling, Jeffrey 92 Chee Soon Juan 95 Chen Chong Swee 99 Chen, David 101 Chen Huiming 105 Chen Lieh Fu 107 Chen Su Lan 109 Chen Wen Hsi 111 Cheng Ching Chuan, Johnny 113 Cheng Heng Jem, William 116 Cheong Soo Pieng 119 Chia Boon Leong 121 Chiam See Tong 123 Chien Ho 128 Chiew Chee Phoong 130 Chin Fung Kee 132 Chin Peng 135 Chin Poy Wu, Henry 138 Chin Sophonpanich 140 Ching Banlee 142 Ching, Jeffrey 144 Chiongbian, William Lee 147 Chiu Kim She, Santos 149 Chong Ah Fok 154 Chong Kah Kiat 156 Chong King Liong 159 Chong Wan Oon, Steven 163 Choo Hoey 165 Choo Seng Quee 168 Choo Yeang Keat, Jimmy 170 Choong Ewe Beng, Eddy 172 Chua, Antonio Roxas 176 Chua Ek Kay 179 Chua, Gerry 181 Chua Kaw Bing 184 Chua Mia Tee 186 Chua Soo Bin 189
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Chua, William T. 191 Chuan Likphai 194 Chuan Tanthana 196 Chuang Chu Lin 198 Chuk Mor 201 Chung Duï Quang 204 Chung Tiong Tay 206 Ciputra 208 Co, Charlie 210 Cu Unjieng, Guillermo A. 215 Dakay, Benson 220 Dananjaya, James 222 Đaëng Vaên Thành 224 Darmaputera, Eka 227 Dee Ching Chuan 229 Dhanin Chiarawanon 232 Dieäp Bá Hành 233 Dieäp Truyeàn Anh 236 Dieäp Truyeàn Hoa 238 Đôùi Ngoan Quân 241 Dy, James 245 Dy, Manuel B., Jr. 248 Ear Cheam Heng 250 Ee Peng Liang 252 Ee Tiang Hong 254 Eu Tong Sen 256 Fang Beifang 259 Fang Xiu 261 Fong Chong Pik 265 Fong Swee Suan 267 Gaisano, Henry 270 Gan Say Hong 272 Gautama, Sudargo 273 Go Ching Hai 276 Go, Josiah Lim 279 Go Kim Pah 281 Goh Chok Tong 287 Goh Choo San 289 Goh Keng Swee 292 Goh King Chin 294 Goh Poh Seng 296 Goh Then Chye 299
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110. 111. 112. 113. 114. 115. 116. 117. 118. 119. 120. 121. 122. 123. 124. 125. 126. 127. 128. 129. 130. 131. 132. 133. 134. 135. 136. 137. 138. 139. 140. 141. 142. 143. 144. 145. 146. 147. 148. 149. 150. 151. 152.
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Gokongwei, John Jr. 300 Gotianun, Andrew L. Sr. 303 Gozali, Hendrick 305 Gunarsa, Singgih D. 307 Hà Laõn Hùng 310 Han, Awal 312 Han Min Yuan 314 Hàng Vay Chi 317 Hann Khieng 319 Hardjonagoro 322 Harsono, FX 324 Hasan, Mohammad Bob 326 Hau Chiok 329 Hiaguang-iam Iamsuri 332 Ho Kwon Ping 336 Ho Kwong Yew 338 Ho Peng Yoke 342 Hoke Sein 345 Hon Sui Sen 347 Hong Kok Tin 349 Hong Taechawanit 352 Howe Yoon Chong 354 Hsu Yun-Tsiao 358 Hu Yi 361 Huang, Daniel Patrick Lim, S.J. 363 Huang Yao 365 Huang Yun Yo 368 Huyønh Thuûy Lê 370 Inthilath, Xay 373 Iskandar, Nathanael 375 Jahja, H. Junus 378 Jao Trieäu Phát, Frank 380 Jinarakkhita, Bhikku Ashin 383 Jun Hong 387 Jusuf, Tedy 391 Kan Hok Hoei 393 Kartajaya, Hermawan 395 Karya, Teguh 397 Khachon Tingthanathikun 399 Khaw Kai Boh 401 Kho Ping Hoo 406 Khong Kam Tak 408 Khoo Kay Kim 410
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Khoo Kim Hai, Eric 412 Khoo Oon Teik 415 Khoo Seok Wan 417 Khoo Teck Puat 419 Khun Sa 422 Kim Beng 423 King, Angelo A. 426 Ko Kwat Tiong 428 Koa Chun Tee 431 Koa, Johnlu Go 433 Koh Thong Bee, Tommy 435 Koh Tsu Koon 439 Kong Hee 441 Kong Hiap 443 Kuan Yin Choi 445 Kuek Ho Yao 448 Kuo Pao Kun 450 Kuok Hock Nien, Robert 453 Kurniawan, Rudy Hartono 455 Kwa Tjoan Sioe 457 Kwan Wai Meng, Robert 459 Kwee Hing Tjiat 461 Kwee Tek Hoay 464 Kwek Leng Beng 467 Kwik Djoen Eng 469 Kwik Kian Gie 472 Kyaw Khine 474 Kyee Paw 476 Kyin Bin 478 La Doaõn Chánh 480 Lai Kui Fang 482 Lao Lianben 485 Lau Ah Kok 487 Lau Hong Siong 489 Law Fah Ngin 491 Law Sit Han 494 Lee Chee Shan 496 Lee Chong Wei 498 Lee Dai Soh 503 Lee, Dick 505 Lee Hau Shik 508 Lee Hsien Loong 511 Lee Khoon Choy 513
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196. 197. 198. 199. 200. 201. 202. 203. 204. 205. 206. 207. 208. 209. 210. 211. 212. 213. 214. 215. 216. 217. 218. 219. 220. 221. 222. 223. 224. 225. 226. 227. 228. 229. 230. 231. 232. 233. 234. 235. 236. 237. 238.
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Lee Kim Sai 515 Lee Kok Liang 517 Lee Kong Chian 519 Lee Kuan Yew 521 Lee Lam Thye 525 Lee Loy Seng 527 Lee Man Fong 529 Lee, Ricardo Arriola 532 Lee San Choon 534 Lee Seng Gee 536 Lee Seng Peng 539 Lee Seng Wee 541 Lee Siew Choh 542 Lee Sin Cheng 544 Lee Wee Nam 549 Lee Yee 551 Lembong, Eddie 552 Leong Yew Koh 555 Li Boon Tin 557 Liang Wern Fook 558 Liao Kongpo 560 Liaw Yock Fang 562 Lie Dharmawan 565 Lie Kim Hok 567 Lie Tek Tjeng 569 Lie Tjeng Tjoan, John 571 Liem Bwan Tjie 573 Liem Koen Hian 576 Liem Swie King 579 Liem Thian Joe 580 Lien Ying Chow 583 Lim, Alfredo Siojo 585 Lim Beng Thai 588 Lim Bo Seng 590 Lim Bon Liong, Henry 591 Lim Boon Keng 594 Lim Cheng Choo 597 Lim Chin Siong 599 Lim Chin Tsong 601 Lim Chong Eu 603 Lim Chong Keat 605 Lim Chong Yah 607 Lim Chooi Kwa 610
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Gender Index
239. 240. 241. 242. 243. 244. 245. 246. 247. 248. 249. 250. 251. 252. 253. 254. 255. 256. 257. 258. 259. 260. 261. 262. 263. 264. 265. 266. 267. 268. 269. 270. 271. 272. 273. 274. 275. 276. 277. 278. 279. 280. 281.
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Lim Fong Seng 615 Lim Geok Chan 617 Lim Goh Tong 621 Lim Hak Tai 624 Lim Kean Siew 626 Lim Kek Tjiang 628 Lim Keng Lian 631 Lim Keng Yaik 633 Lim Kim San 635 Lim Kit Siang 638 Lim Kok Wing 639 Lim Lean Teng 642 Lim Lian Geok 645 Lim Nee Soon 649 Lim, Roseller T. 656 Lim, Samson 658 Lim Seng Kok 660 Lim Siew Ming, Arthur 663 Lim Siew Wai, William 665 Lim Swee Tin 668 Lim Teck Hoo 670 Lim Tong Hai 671 Lim,Vicente Podico 674 Lim Yew Hock 677 Limpe, James 679 Lin Dieyi 681 Linsakoun, Tei 683 Liu Kang 685 Liu Thai Ker 687 Loh Boon Siew 692 Loke Wan Tho 694 Loke Yew 697 Loot Ting Yee 703 Lopue, Benjamin 705 Low Thia Khiang 708 Lu Do 710 Lu Lay Sreng 712 Löông Chí CöôΩng 717 Löông Thieáu Hàng 719 Löu Quang Xe 722 Lyù Ngoïc Minh 726 Ly Sing Ko 728 Lyù Vaên Hùng 731
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282. 283. 284. 285. 286. 287. 288. 289. 290. 291. 292. 293. 294. 295. 296. 297. 298. 299. 300. 301. 302. 303. 304. 305. 306. 307. 308. 309. 310. 311. 312. 313. 314. 315. 316. 317. 318. 319. 320. 321. 322. 323.
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Lyman, Susanta 733 Ma Mon Luk 736 Mallare, Florencio Tan 738 Masagung 745 Maung Maung Than 747 Myint Shwe 751 Na Teng Choon, James 754 Neo Chee Keong, Jack 757 Neo Chwee Kok 759 Newn Ah Foott, George 762 Ng Eng Teng 764 Ng Keng Siang 766 Ng Teng Fong 768 Ngan Ching Wen 770 Ngeow Sze Chan 774 Ngiam Tong Dow 776 Ngô Duû Hieäp 777 Ngô Quoác Tuaán 780 Ngô Thanh Hoa 782 Ngor, Haing S. 784 Nio Joe Lan 788 Nubla, Ralph 790 Nyau Tze Lim 792 Nyoo Cheong Seng 794 Oei Tiong Ham 796 Oei Tjoe Tat 798 Oey, Abdul Karim 800 Oey Kim Tiang 805 Oey Tong Pin 807 Ojong, Petrus Kanisius 810 Ong Beng Seng 812 Ong Boon Pang 814 Ong, Charlson Lim 816 Ong Chiow Huen 819 Ong Chuan Seng 821 Ong Hok Ham 823 Ong Ka Ting 826 Ong Keng Sen 828 Ong Kim Kee 831 Ong, Lawrence Dy 833 Ong, Omar Yoke Lin 835 Ong Pang Boon 838
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324. 325. 326. 327. 328. 329. 330. 331. 332. 333. 334. 335. 336. 337. 338. 339. 340. 341. 342. 343. 344. 345. 346. 347. 348. 349. 350. 351. 352. 353. 354. 355. 356. 357. 358. 359. 360. 361. 362. 363. 364. 365.
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Ong Poh Lim 841 Ong Soon Hock 843 Ong Teck Mong, Timothy 845 Ong Teng Cheong 847 Ong Tjoe Kim 850 Ongpin, Roman 852 Onn Siew Siong 855 Ophat Hanvanich 857 Paik Wan 861 Pan Shou 867 Pangestu, Prajogo 871 Pao Shih Tien 874 Paua, Jose Ignacio 876 Pedro, Cecilio 878 Peng Eng Lee 880 Phaichit Uwatthanakun 883 Phan Xích Long 887 Phat, David 889 Pho Chaeng 890 Phoa Keng Hek 892 Phonlachet Kitaworanat 895 Phraya Ratsadanupradit 896 Preecha Phisitkasem 902 Puey Ungphakon 903 Pung Kheav Se 905 Quách Đàm 909 Quách Taán 911 Quek Leng Chan 914 Quek Suan Hiang 916 Rahardja, Hendra 919 Rattanavan, Bou 920 Riady, James Tjahaja 923 Riady, Mochtar 926 Robredo, Jesse Manalastas 928 Sahat Mahakhun 931 Salim, Anthony 933 Salim, Soedono 935 Sampoerna, Putera 939 Sarasin Viraphol 941 Savanvaly, Thao Leng 943 Seah Cheng Siang 945 Seck Hong Choon 947
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366. 367. 368. 369. 370. 371. 372. 373. 374. 375. 376. 377. 378. 379. 380. 381. 382. 383. 384. 385. 386. 387. 388. 389. 390. 391. 392. 393. 394. 395. 396. 397. 398. 399. 400. 401. 402. 403. 404. 405. 406. 407. 408.
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See Chinben 949 Seow Houtseng Sribunrueang 952 Setiono, Benny Gatot 954 Shaw, Runme 956 Shen Demin 959 Shen Ren Shi 961 Shen Ting 963 Shih Choon Fong 965 Sia, Isidro C. 967 Siauw Giok Tjhan 970 Sidharta, Priguna 975 Silalahi, Harry Tjan 979 Sim Kee Boon 981 Sim Mow Yu 983 Sim Wong Hoo 985 Sima Gong 987 Sin, Jaime Lachica 989 Sindhunatha, Kristoforus 991 Siong Khye 994 Soe Hok Gie 996 Soeryadjaya, William 999 Soesastro, Hadi Marwoto 1002 Soeto Meisen 1005 Somsath, Boun Iene 1007 Song Ong Siang 1008 Soon Peng Yam 1010 Soon Seng Lee 1012 Su Bin 1015 Su Guaning 1017 Sung, T.S. 1021 Suryono, Bambang 1023 Sy, Henry 1027 Sy Kong Triv 1030 Sy Sieng Suy 1031 Sy Yinchow 1033 SyCip, Washington 1036 Taï Maõ Vieãn 1040 Tam Assou, Franciscus Xaverius 1041 Tan Ah Tah 1044 Tan Chay Yan 1046 Tan Chee Khoon, David 1048 Tan Chee Yioun,Vincent 1050 Tan Chee-Beng 1052
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409. 410. 411. 412. 413. 414. 415. 416. 417. 418. 419. 420. 421. 422. 423. 424. 425. 426. 427. 428. 429. 430. 431. 432. 433. 434. 435. 436. 437. 438. 439. 440. 441. 442. 443. 444. 445. 446. 447. 448. 449. 450. 451.
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Tan Cheng Lock 1055 Tan Chi’-Loong, Benedict 1058 Tan Chin Tuan 1060 Tan Chong Tin 1062 Tan Chye Cheng 1065 Tan, George G. 1067 Tan Hong Boen 1069 Tan Howe Liang 1071 Tan Joe Hok 1073 Tan Kah Kee 1075 Tan Keng Yam, Tony 1079 Tan Koon Swan 1081 Tan Lark Sye 1083 Tan Lo Ping 1086 Tan Lok Han 1088 Tan, Lucio 1090 Tan, Michael L. 1097 Tan, Paulino Yu 1100 Tan, Samuel K. 1103 Tan Siew Sin 1105 Tan, Sofyan 1108 Tan Swie Hian 1110 Tan Tai Bin 1113 Tan Thoon Lip, John 1116 Tan Tian Zhen 1117 Tan Tjeng Bok 1119 Tan,Vidal Arceo 1121 Tan Wee Hin, Leo 1124 Tan Yoke See, Henry 1125 Tancaktiong, Tony 1127 Tang Choon Keng 1130 T’ang Leang-Li 1133 Taw Sein Ko 1138 Tay Chong Hai 1140 Tay Kheng Soon 1142 Tay Lian Soo 1145 Tee Han Kee 1147 Teehankee, Claudio M. 1149 Teh Hong Piow 1152 Teo Bak Kim 1154 Teo Eng Hock 1155 Teo Soo Cheng 1157 Thái Thaïch 1160
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452. 453. 454. 455. 456. 457. 458. 459. 460. 461. 462. 463. 464. 465. 466. 467. 468. 469. 470. 471. 472. 473. 474. 475. 476. 477. 478. 479. 480. 481. 482. 483. 484. 485. 486. 487. 488. 489. 490. 491. 492. 493.
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Thaksin Shinawatra 1162 Thaw Kaung 1166 The Teng Chun 1167 Thee Kian Wie 1169 Thio Thiam Tjong 1171 Thio Tiauw Siat / 1174 Ting Pek Khiing 1178 Tio Ie Soei 1180 Tiong Hiew King 1182 Tjan Tjoe Siem 1184 Tjan Tjoe Som 1186 Tjoe Bou San 1194 Tjong A Fie / 1196 Toh Chin Chye 1199 Tong Djoe 1201 Tong, Stephen 1204 Too Joon Hing 1206 Traàn Chí Kiên 1209 Traàn Đông Sanh 1211 Trieäu Quoác Höng 1213 Trònh Thuœy Diêu 1215 Tröông Hán Minh 1217 Tsai Ming-liang 1219 Ty Eng Liong 1222 Ty, George S.K. 1224 UE 1227 Uray, Burhan 1229 Uthen Taechaphaibun 1231 Uy, Alfonso A. 1233 Visonnavong,Vithoune 1236 Vöông Bái Xuyên 1239 Vöông Hoàng Seån 1241 Vöu Khaûi Thành 1243 Wanandi, (Albertus) Sofjan 1246 Wanandi, Jusuf 1248 Wang Gungwu 1250 Wee Boon Ping 1253 Wee Cho Yaw 1255 Wee Chong Jin 1258 Wee Kim Wee 1260 Wee Swee Teow 1262 Wen Zichuan 1264
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494. 495. 496. 497. 498. 499. 500. 501. 502. 503. 504. 505. 506. 507. 508. 509. 510. 511. 512. 513. 514. 515. 516. 517. 518. 519. 520. 521. 522. 523. 524. 525. 526. 527. 528. 529. 530. 531. 532. 533. 534. 535.
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Widjaja, Eka Tjipta 1266 Winarta, Frans Hendra 1271 Wong Hock Boon 1276 Wong Hong Kwok, Alfred 1278 Wong I Ek 1280 Wong Kee Tat 1282 Wong Meng Voon 1284 Wong Peng Soon 1286 Wong Pow Nee 1288 Wong Yoon Wah 1291 Wu An 1292 Wu Jiyue 1295 Wu Lien-Teh 1296 Wu Teh Yao 1299 Xiao Yao Tian 1302 Xing Ying 1304 Yan Weizhen 1306 Yang Quee Yee 1308 Yao, Alfredo Macam 1310 Yao Tuo 1312 Yap Chioh Hiong, Arthur 1315 Yap Chong Teck 1317 Yap Thiam Hien 1321 Yap Tjwan Bing 1324 Yeap Chor Ee 1326 Yen Ching-hwang 1328 Yen,Y.C. James 1330 Yen Yuan Chang 1332 Yeng Pway Ngon 1335 Yeo Keng Lian 1336 Yeo Liat Kok, Philip 1341 Yeo Yong-Boon, George 1346 Yeoh Ghim Seng 1350 Yeoh Sock Ping, Francis 1352 Yip Cheong Fun 1355 Yong Chee Shan 1357 Yong Pung How 1359 Yong Shook Lin 1362 Yong Sooi Nghean, Gregory 1365 Yong Yin Fatt, Roderick 1367 Yu Chin Chai 1376 Yu Khe Thai 1378
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536. 537. 538. 539.
Yuchengco, Alfonso T. 1383 Yuyitung, Quintin 1385 Yuyitung, Rizal 1385 Zhang Jing Yun 1389
Addenda: Chua Thian Poh 1391 Soeto Tjan 1393 Tjahaja Purnama, Basuki 1395 Female 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29.
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Ang-See, Teresita 18 Aquino, Corazon Cojuangco 21 Botan 38 Budianta, Melani 40 Chan Choy Siong 67 Chan Heng Chee 69 Chan Li-Yin, Patricia 74 Chan Wai Chang, Rose 82 Chee Swee Lee 97 Chen, Georgette 103 Chiang See Ngoh, Claire 126 Chock, Angela 151 Chong, Rosemary 161 Choy Su-Mei, Elizabeth 175 Coseteng, Anna Dominique M.L. 213 Dai Xiao Hua 218 Dö Thò Hoàn 243 Fann Wong 263 Go-Belmonte, Betty 284 Ho Ching 334 Ho Minfong 340 Hsu, Teresa 356 Jing Junhong 385 Jusuf, Ester Indahyani 389 Khine Khine Maw 404 Lee-Chua, Queena N. 501 Lee Tzu Pheng 546 Lim, Elena Sen 612 Lim Geok Lin, Sherly 619
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30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70.
00a SEA_Ch V2_Prelims.indd 89
Lim, Mary 647 Lim Phaik Gan 651 Lim Poh Imm, Catherine 654 Liu Yin Soon 690 Looi Lai Meng 700 Lum, Olivia 714 Lyù Lan 724 Mang Lee 741 Marga T. 743 Murdaya, Siti Hartati 749 Nianlamei 786 Oey-Gardiner, Mayling 803 Ouw Tjoei Lan 859 Palanca, Ellen Huang 864 Pangestu, Mari 869 Phan Thieåu Vân 885 Pitt Chin Hui 899 Pusadi Kitaworanat 907 Sidharta, Myra 973 Siem Piet Nio 977 Sun Yanzi, Stefanie 1019 Susanti, Susi Lucia Francisca 1025 Sy Chiu Hua 329 Tan, Mary Christine RGS 1093 Tan, Mely G. 1095 Tang Pui Wah 1135 Teh Siu Yong 679 Thung Sin Nio, Betsy 1176 Tjiok San Fang, Elsie 1189 Tjoa Hin Hoeij, Mrs. 1191 Visonnavong,Vouavansy 1236 Widjaja, Mira 1268 Wong Hie King, Ruth 1273 Yap, Daza Jullie 1319 Yeo Kuei Pin 1339 Yeo Weiling, Joscelin 1343 Yeoh Chu-Kheng, Michelle 1347 You Jin 1370 Young, Fifi 1372 Young, Grace 1374 Yu, Lily Monteverde 1380
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Country Index Brunei 1. Chan Sui Kiat 78 2. Chiew Chee Phoong 130 3. Chong Ah Fok 154 4. Chong Wan Oon, Steven 163 5. Goh King Chin 294 6. Han Min Yuan 314 7. Hong Kok Tin 349 8. Kuan Yin Choi 445 9. Lau Ah Kok 487 10. Lau Hong Siong 489 11. Law Fah Ngin 491 12. Lim Beng Thai 588 13. Lim Cheng Choo 597 14. Lim, Mary 647 15. Lim Seng Kok 660 16. Lim Teck Hoo 670 17. Newn Ah Foott, George 762 18. Nyau Tze Lim 792 19. Ong Boon Pang 814 20. Ong Kim Kee 831 21. Ong Teck Mong, Timothy 845 22. Onn Siew Siong 855 23. Peng Eng Lee 880 24. Shen Ren Shi 961 25. Soon Seng Lee 1012 26. Sung, T.S. 1021
00a SEA_Ch V2_Prelims.indd 91
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27. 28. 29. 30. 31.
Tan Tian Zhen 1117 Yap Chong Teck 1317 Yong Chee Shan 1357 Yong Yin Fatt, Roderick 1367 Yu Chin Chai 1376
Cambodia 1. Aing Khun 5 2. Chan Sarun 76 3. Chen Huiming 105 4. Ear Cheam Heng 250 5. Hann Khieng 319 6. Lu Lay Sreng 712 7. Ngor, Haing S. 784 8. Phat, David 889 9. Pung Kheav Se 905 10. Sy Kong Triv 1030 Indonesia 1. Alim, Markus 7 2. Budianta, Melani 40 3. Budiman, Arief 43 4. Ciputra 208 5. Dananjaya, James 222 6. Darmaputera, Eka 227 7. Gautama, Sudargo 273 8. Gozali, Hendrick 305 9. Gunarsa, Singgih D. 307 10. Han, Awal 312 11. Hardjonagoro 322 12. Harsono, FX 324 13. Hasan, Mohammad Bob 326 14. Iskandar, Nathanael 375 15. Jahja, H. Junus 378 16. Jinarakkhita, Bhikku Ashin 383 17. Jusuf, Ester Indahyani 389 18. Jusuf, Tedy 391 19. Kan Hok Hoei 393 20. Kartajaya, Hermawan 395 21. Karya, Teguh 397 22. Kho Ping Hoo 406 23. Ko Kwat Tiong 428 24. Kurniawan, Rudy Hartono 455
00a SEA_Ch V2_Prelims.indd 92
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Country Index
25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67.
00a SEA_Ch V2_Prelims.indd 93
Kwa Tjoan Sioe 457 Kwee Hing Tjiat 461 Kwee Tek Hoay 464 Kwik Djoen Eng 469 Kwik Kian Gie 472 Lee Man Fong 529 Lembong, Eddie 552 Lie Dharmawan 565 Lie Kim Hok 567 Lie Tek Tjeng 569 Lie Tjeng Tjoan, John 571 Liem Bwan Tjie 573 Liem Koen Hian 576 Liem Swie King 579 Liem Thian Joe 580 Lim Kek Tjiang 628 Lyman, Susanta 733 Marga T. 743 Masagung 745 Murdaya, Siti Hartati 749 Nio Joe Lan 788 Nyoo Cheong Seng 794 Oei Tiong Ham 796 Oei Tjoe Tat 798 Oey, Abdul Karim 800 Oey-Gardiner, Mayling 803 Oey Kim Tiang 805 Oey Tong Pin 807 Ojong, Petrus Kanisius 810 Ong Hok Ham 823 Ong Tjoe Kim 850 Ouw Tjoei Lan 859 Pangestu, Mari 869 Pangestu, Prajogo 871 Phoa Keng Hek 892 Rahardja, Hendra 919 Riady, James Tjahaja 923 Riady, Mochtar 926 Salim, Anthony 933 Salim, Soedono 935 Sampoerna, Putera 939 Setiono, Benny Gatot 954 Shen Demin 959
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68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. 78. 79. 80. 81. 82. 83. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 95. 96. 97. 98. 99. 100. 101. 102. 103. 104. 105. 106. 107. 108. 109. 110.
00a SEA_Ch V2_Prelims.indd 94
Siauw Giok Tjhan 970 Sidharta, Myra 973 Sidharta, Priguna 975 Siem Piet Nio 977 Silalahi, Harry Tjan 979 Sindhunatha, Kristoforus 991 Soe Hok Gie 996 Soeryadjaya, William 999 Soesastro, Hadi Marwoto 1002 Soeto Meisen 1005 Suryono, Bambang 1023 Susanti, Susi Lucia Francisca 1025 Tan Hong Boen 1069 Tan Joe Hok 1073 Tan, Mely G. 1095 Tan, Sofyan 1108 Tan Tjeng Bok 1119 T’ang Leang-Li 1133 The Teng Chun 1167 Thee Kian Wie 1169 Thio Thiam Tjong 1171 Thio Tiauw Siat / 1174 Thung Sin Nio, Betsy 1176 Tio Ie Soei 1180 Tjan Tjoe Siem 1184 Tjan Tjoe Som 1186 Tjiok San Fang, Elsie 1189 Tjoa Hin Hoeij, Mrs. 1191 Tjoe Bou San 1194 Tjong A Fie / 1196 Tong Djoe 1201 Tong, Stephen 1204 Uray, Burhan 1229 Wanandi, (Albertus) Sofjan 1246 Wanandi, Jusuf 1248 Widjaja, Eka Tjipta 1266 Widjaja, Mira 1268 Winarta, Frans Hendra 1271 Yan Weizhen 1306 Yap Thiam Hien 1321 Yap Tjwan Bing 1324 Yeo Kuei Pin 1339 Young, Fifi 1372
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Addenda: Soeto Tjan 1393 Tjahaja Purnama, Basuki Laos 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.
1395
Inthilath, Xay 373 Linsakoun, Tei 683 Rattanavan, Bou 920 Savanvaly, Thao Leng 943 Somsath, Boun Iene 1007 Visonnavong,Vithoune 1236 Visonnavong,Vouavansy 1236
Malaysia 1. Bai Yao 28 2. Chan Ah Kow 62 3. Chan Wai Chang, Rose 82 4. Cheah Fook Ling, Jeffrey 92 5. Chen, David 101 6. Cheng Heng Jem, William 116 7. Chin Fung Kee 132 8. Chin Peng 135 9. Chin Poy Wu, Henry 138 10. Chock, Angela 151 11. Chong Kah Kiat 156 12. Chong King Liong 159 13. Chong, Rosemary 161 14. Choo Yeang Keat, Jimmy 170 15. Choong Ewe Beng, Eddy 172 16. Chua Kaw Bing 184 17. Chuk Mor 201 18. Dai Xiao Hua 218 19. Ee Tiang Hong 254 20. Eu Tong Sen 256 21. Fang Beifang 259 22. Goh Then Chye 299 23. Ho Peng Yoke 342 24. Huang Yao 365 25. Huang Yun Yo 368 26. Khaw Kai Boh 401 27. Khong Kam Tak 408 28. Khoo Kay Kim 410 29. Kim Beng 423
00a SEA_Ch V2_Prelims.indd 95
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30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71.
00a SEA_Ch V2_Prelims.indd 96
Koh Tsu Koon 439 Kuek Ho Yao 448 Kuok Hock Nien, Robert 453 Lee Chong Wei 498 Lee Hau Shik 508 Lee Kim Sai 515 Lee Kok Liang 517 Lee Lam Thye 525 Lee Loy Seng 527 Lee San Choon 534 Lee Seng Peng 539 Lee Sin Cheng 544 Lee Yee 551 Leong Yew Koh 555 Lim Chong Eu 603 Lim Chooi Kwa 610 Lim Fong Seng 615 Lim Geok Chan 617 Lim Geok Lin, Shirley 619 Lim Goh Tong 621 Lim Kean Siew 626 Lim Keng Yaik 633 Lim Kit Siang 638 Lim Kok Wing 639 Lim Lean Teng 642 Lim Lian Geok 645 Lim Phaik Gan 651 Lim Swee Tin 668 Loh Boon Siew 692 Loke Wan Tho 694 Loke Yew 697 Looi Lai Meng 700 Loot Ting Yee 703 Ngan Ching Wen 770 Ngeow Sze Chan 774 Ong Chiow Huen 819 Ong Ka Ting 826 Ong, Omar Yoke Lin 835 Ong Poh Lim 841 Ong Soon Hock 843 Paik Wan 861 Quek Leng Chan 914
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Country Index
72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. 78. 79. 80. 81. 82. 83. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 95. 96. 97. 98. 99. 100. 101. 102. 103. 104. 105. 106. 107. 108. 109. 110. 111. 112. 113.
00a SEA_Ch V2_Prelims.indd 97
Quek Suan Hiang 916 Shen Ting 963 Sim Mow Yu 983 Tan Chee Khoon, David 1048 Tan Chee Yioun,Vincent 1050 Tan Chee-Beng 1052 Tan Cheng Lock 1055 Tan Chong Tin 1062 Tan Kah Kee 1075 Tan Koon Swan 1081 Tan Lark Sye 1083 Tan Lok Han 1088 Tan Siew Sin 1105 Tay Lian Soo 1145 Teh Hong Piow 1152 Teo Bak Kim 1154 Teo Soo Cheng 1157 Thio Tiauw Siat / 1174 Ting Pek Khiing 1178 Tiong Hiew King 1182 Too Joon Hing 1206 Tsai Ming-liang 1219 Wang Gungwu 1250 Wee Boon Ping 1253 Wen Zichuan 1264 Wong I Ek 1280 Wong Kee Tat 1282 Wong Peng Soon 1286 Wong Pow Nee 1288 Wong Yoon Wah 1291 Wu An 1292 Wu Lien-Teh 1296 Xiao Yao Tian 1302 Yang Quee Yee 1308 Yao Tuo 1312 Yeap Chor Ee 1326 Yen Ching-hwang 1328 Yen Yuan Chang 1332 Yeoh Chu-Kheng, Michelle 1347 Yeoh Sock Ping, Francis 1352 Yong Shook Lin 1362 Zhang Jing Yun 1389
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Myanmar 1. Aik Htun 3 2. Aung Twin 24 3. Chien Ho 128 4. Hoke Sein 345 5. Jun Hong 387 6. Khine Khine Maw 404 7. Khun Sa 422 8. Kyaw Khine 474 9. Kyee Paw 476 10. Kyin Bin 478 11. Law Sit Han 494 12. Lee Chee Shan 496 13. Li Boon Tin 557 14. Lim Chin Tsong 601 15. Maung Maung Than 747 16. Myint Shwe 751 17. Su Bin 1015 18. Taw Sein Ko 1138 19. Thaw Kaung 1166 20. U E 1227 Philippines 1. Ang Kiukok 11 2. Ang, Samuel Dee 16 3. Ang-See, Teresita 18 4. Aquino, Corazon Cojuangco 21 5. Bangayan, Teofilo Tan 30 6. Benedicto, Francisco 35 7. Cabangon Chua, Antonio 49 8. Chan, Carlos 64 9. Chan, Jose Mari 71 10. Chen Lieh Fu 107 11. Cheng Ching Chuan, Johnny 113 12. Ching Banlee 142 13. Ching, Jeffrey 144 14. Chiongbian, William Lee 147 15. Chiu Kim She, Santos 149 16. Chua, Antonio Roxas 176 17. Chua, Gerry 181 18. Chua, William T. 191 19. Chung Tiong Tay 206 20. Co, Charlie 210
00a SEA_Ch V2_Prelims.indd 98
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Country Index
21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63.
00a SEA_Ch V2_Prelims.indd 99
Coseteng, Anna Dominique M.L. 213 Cu Unjieng, Guillermo A. 215 Dakay, Benson 220 Dee Ching Chuan 229 Dy, James 245 Dy, Manuel B., Jr. 248 Gaisano, Henry 270 Go-Belmonte, Betty 284 Go Ching Hai 276 Go, Josiah Lim 279 Go Kim Pah 281 Gokongwei, John Jr. 300 Gotianun, Andrew L. Sr. 303 Hau Chiok 329 Huang, Daniel Patrick Lim, S.J. 363 King, Angelo A. 426 Koa Chun Tee 431 Koa, Johnlu Go 433 Lao Lianben 485 Lee-Chua, Queena N. 501 Lee, Ricardo Arriola 532 Lim, Alfredo Siojo 585 Lim Bon Liong, Henry 591 Lim, Elena Sen 612 Lim, Roseller T. 656 Lim, Samson 658 Lim,Vicente Podico 674 Limpe, James 679 Lopue, Benjamin 705 Lu Do 710 Ma Mon Luk 736 Mallare, Florencio Tan 738 Na Teng Choon, James 754 Nubla, Ralph 790 Ong, Charlson Lim 816 Ong Chuan Seng 821 Ong, Lawrence Dy 833 Ongpin, Roman 852 Palanca, Ellen Huang 864 Pao Shih Tien 874 Paua, Jose Ignacio 876 Pedro, Cecilio 878 Robredo, Jesse Manalastas 928
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See Chinben 949 Sia, Isidro C. 967 Sin, Jaime Lachica 989 Sy Chiu Hua 329 Sy, Henry 1027 Sy Sieng Suy 1031 Sy Yinchow 1033 SyCip, Washington 1036 Tan, George G. 1067 Tan Lo Ping 1086 Tan, Lucio 1090 Tan, Mary Christine RGS 1093 Tan, Michael L. 1097 Tan, Paulino Yu 1100 Tan, Samuel K. 1103 Tan Tai Bin 1113 Tan,Vidal Arceo 1121 Tancaktiong, Tony 1127 Tee Han Kee 1147 Teehankee, Claudio M. 1149 Teh Siu Yong 679 Ty Eng Liong 1222 Ty, George S.K. 1224 Uy, Alfonso A. 1233 Yao, Alfredo Macam 1310 Yap, Daza Jullie 1319 Yen,Y.C. James 1330 Yu Khe Thai 1378 Yu, Lily Monteverde 1380 Yuchengco, Alfonso T. 1383 Yuyitung, Quintin 1385 Yuyitung, Rizal 1385
Singapore 1. Ang Peng Siong 14 2. Aw Boon Haw 26 3. Cham Tao Soon 57 4. Chan Ah Kow 62 5. Chan Choy Siong 67 6. Chan Heng Chee 69 7. Chan Li-Yin, Patricia 74 8. Chan Sze Jin 80 9. Chao Tzee Cheng 83
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10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52.
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Chee Soon Juan 95 Chee Swee Lee 97 Chen Chong Swee 99 Chen, Georgette 103 Chen Su Lan 109 Chen Wen Hsi 111 Cheong Soo Pieng 119 Chia Boon Leong 121 Chiam See Tong 123 Chiang See Ngoh, Claire 126 Choo Hoey 165 Choo Seng Quee 168 Choy Su-Mei, Elizabeth 175 Chua Ek Kay 179 Chua Mia Tee 186 Chua Soo Bin 189 Chuang Chu Lin 198 Ee Peng Liang 252 Eu Tong Sen 256 Fang Xiu 261 Fann Wong 263 Fong Chong Pik 265 Fong Swee Suan 267 Gan Say Hong 272 Goh Chok Tong 287 Goh Choo San 289 Goh Keng Swee 292 Goh Poh Seng 296 Ho Ching 334 Ho Kwon Ping 336 Ho Kwong Yew 338 Ho Minfong 340 Hon Sui Sen 347 Howe Yoon Chong 354 Hsu, Teresa 356 Hsu Yun-Tsiao 358 Jing Junhong 385 Khoo Kim Hai, Eric 412 Khoo Oon Teik 415 Khoo Seok Wan 417 Khoo Teck Puat 419 Koh Thong Bee, Tommy 435 Kong Hee 441
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Kong Hiap 443 Kuo Pao Kun 450 Kwan Wai Meng, Robert Kwek Leng Beng 467 Lai Kui Fang 482 Lee Dai Soh 503 Lee, Dick 505 Lee Hsien Loong 511 Lee Khoon Choy 513 Lee Kong Chian 519 Lee Kuan Yew 521 Lee Man Fong 529 Lee Seng Gee 536 Lee Seng Wee 541 Lee Siew Choh 542 Lee Tzu Pheng 546 Lee Wee Nam 549 Liang Wern Fook 558 Liaw Yock Fang 562 Lien Ying Chow 583 Lim Bo Seng 590 Lim Boon Keng 594 Lim Chin Siong 599 Lim Chong Keat 605 Lim Chong Yah 607 Lim Hak Tai 624 Lim Keng Lian 631 Lim Kim San 635 Lim Nee Soon 649 Lim Poh Imm, Catherine Lim Siew Ming, Arthur Lim Siew Wai, William Lim Tong Hai 671 Lim Yew Hock 677 Liu Kang 685 Liu Thai Ker 687 Liu Yin Soon 690 Low Thia Khiang 708 Lum, Olivia 714 Ly Sing Ko 728 Neo Chee Keong, Jack Neo Chwee Kok 759 Ng Eng Teng 764
459
654 663 665
757
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96. 97. 98. 99. 100. 101. 102. 103. 104. 105. 106. 107. 108. 109. 110. 111. 112. 113. 114. 115. 116. 117. 118. 119. 120. 121. 122. 123. 124. 125. 126. 127. 128. 129. 130. 131. 132. 133. 134. 135. 136. 137. 138.
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Ng Keng Siang 766 Ng Teng Fong 768 Ngiam Tong Dow 776 Ong Beng Seng 812 Ong Keng Sen 828 Ong Pang Boon 838 Ong Poh Lim 841 Ong Teng Cheong 847 Ong Tjoe Kim 850 Pan Shou 867 Pitt Chin Hui 899 Seah Cheng Siang 945 Seck Hong Choon 947 Shaw, Runme 956 Shih Choon Fong 965 Sim Kee Boon 981 Sim Wong Hoo 985 Siong Khye 994 Song Ong Siang 1008 Soon Peng Yam 1010 Su Guaning 1017 Sun Yanzi, Stefanie 1019 Tan Ah Tah 1044 Tan Chay Yan 1046 Tan Chi’-Loong, Benedict 1058 Tan Chin Tuan 1060 Tan Chye Cheng 1065 Tan Howe Liang 1071 Tan Kah Kee 1075 Tan Keng Yam, Tony 1079 Tan Lark Sye 1083 Tan Swie Hian 1110 Tan Thoon Lip, John 1116 Tan Wee Hin, Leo 1124 Tan Yoke See, Henry 1125 Tang Choon Keng 1130 Tang Pui Wah 1135 Tay Chong Hai 1140 Tay Kheng Soon 1142 Teo Eng Hock 1155 Toh Chin Chye 1199 Tong Djoe 1201 Wang Gungwu 1250
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Wee Cho Yaw 1255 Wee Chong Jin 1258 Wee Kim Wee 1260 Wee Swee Teow 1262 Wong Hie King, Ruth 1273 Wong Hock Boon 1276 Wong Hong Kwok, Alfred 1278 Wong Meng Voon 1284 Wong Peng Soon 1286 Wong Yoon Wah 1291 Wu Teh Yao 1299 Xing Ying 1304 Yap Chioh Hiong, Arthur 1315 Yeng Pway Ngon 1335 Yeo Keng Lian 1336 Yeo Liat Kok, Philip 1341 Yeo Weiling, Joscelin 1343 Yeo Yong-Boon, George 1346 Yeoh Ghim Seng 1350 Yip Cheong Fun 1355 Yong Pung How 1359 Yong Sooi Nghean, Gregory 1365 You Jin 1370 Young, Grace 1374
Addenda: Chua Thian Poh
1391
Thailand 1. Amphon Bulaphakdi 9 2. Banharn Silpa-archa 33 3. Botan 38 4. Bunchu Rotchanasathian 45 5. Chamlong Srimuang 59 6. Charoen Siriwatthanaphakdi 85 7. Chin Sophonpanich 140 8. Chuan Likphai 194 9. Chuan Tanthana 196 10. Dhanin Chiarawanon 232 11. Hiaguang-iam Iamsuri 332 12. Hong Taechawanit 352 13. Hu Yi 361 14. Khachon Tingthanathikun 399
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15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33.
Liao Kongpo 560 Lin Dieyi 681 Mang Lee 741 Nianlamei 786 Ophat Hanvanich 857 Phaichit Uwatthanakun 883 Pho Chaeng 890 Phonlachet Kitaworanat 895 Phraya Ratsadanupradit 896 Preecha Phisitkasem 902 Puey Ungphakon 903 Pusadi Kitaworanat 907 Sahat Mahakhun 931 Sarasin Viraphol 941 Seow Houtseng Sribunrueang 952 Sima Gong 987 Thaksin Shinawatra 1162 Uthen Taechaphaibun 1231 Wu Jiyue 1295
Vietnam 1. Cao Hoàng Laõnh 51 2. Cao Trieàu Phát 54 3. Châu Traàn Taïo 87 4. Châu Vaên Xöông 90 5. Chung Duï Quang 204 6. Đaëng Vaên Thành 224 7. Dieäp Bá Hành 233 8. Dieäp Truyeàn Anh 236 9. Dieäp Truyeàn Hoa 238 10. Đôùi Ngoan Quân 241 11. Dö Thò Hoàn 243 12. Hà Laõn Hùng 310 13. Hàng Vay Chi 317 14. Huyønh Thuûy Lê 370 15. Jao Trieäu Phát, Frank 380 16. La Doaõn Chánh 480 17. Löông Chí CöôΩng 717 18. Löông Thieáu Hàng 719 19. Löu Quang Xe 722 20. Lyù Lan 724 21. Lyù Ngoïc Minh 726 22. Lyù Vaên Hùng 731
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Ngô Duû Hieäp 777 Ngô Quoác Tuaán 780 Ngô Thanh Hoa 782 Phan Thieåu Vân 885 Phan Xích Long 887 Quách Đàm 909 Quách Taán 911 Taï Maõ Vieãn 1040 Tam Assou, Franciscus Xaverius Thái Thaïch 1160 Traàn Chí Kiên 1209 Traàn Đông Sanh 1211 Trieäu Quoác Höng 1213 Trònh Thuœy Diêu 1215 Tröông Hán Minh 1217 Vöông Bái Xuyên 1239 Vöông Hoàng Seån 1241 Vöu Khaûi Thành 1243
1041
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Artists (66) Businessmen/Businesswomen (207) Community Leaders (118) Educators/Promoters of Education (97) Mass Media Leaders (51) Others (166) a. Civil Servants (9) b. Diplomats (14) c. Military/Police (8) d. National Heroes (8) e. Philanthropists (56) f. Public Intellectuals (10) g. Scholars/Historians (30) h. Social/Political Activists (31) Politicians (86) Professionals (138) a. Academics (28) b. Accountants (2) c. Architects/Designers (12) d. Engineers (6) e. Lawyers/Judges (29) f. Physicians/Pharmacists (37) g. Natural/Social Scientists (19) h. Social Workers (5) Religious Leaders/Promoters of Religion (24) Sportsmen/Sportswomen (27) Writers (77)
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Löông Thieáu Hàng 719 Neo Chee Keong, Jack 757 Ng Eng Teng 764 Ngor, Haing S. 784 Nyoo Cheong Seng 794 Ong Keng Sen 828 Ophat Hanvanich 857 Paik Wan 861 Pan Shou 867 Sun Yanzi, Stefanie 1019 Sy Chiu Hua 329 Tan Lok Han 1088 Tan Swie Hian 1110 Tan Tjeng Bok 1119 The Teng Chun 1167 Tjiok San Fang, Elsie 1189 Tröông Hán Minh 1217 Tsai Ming-liang 1219 Yap Chioh Hiong, Arthur 1315 Yeo Kuei Pin 1339 Yeoh Chu-Kheng, Michelle 1347 Yip Cheong Fun 1355 Young, Fifi 1372 Yu Chin Chai 1376
Businessmen/Businesswomen 1. Aik Htun 3 2. Alim, Markus 7 3. Amphon Bulaphakdi 9 4. Aw Boon Haw 26 5. Benedicto, Francisco 35 6. Bunchu Rotchanasathian 45 7. Cabangon Chua, Antonio 49 8. Chan, Carlos 64 9. Chan Sui Kiat 78 10. Charoen Siriwatthanaphakdi 85 11. Châu Traàn Taïo 87 12. Châu Vaên Xöông 90 13. Cheah Fook Ling, Jeffrey 92 14. Cheng Ching Chuan, Johnny 113 15. Cheng Heng Jem, William 116 16. Chiang See Ngoh, Claire 126 17. Chien Ho 128
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Chin Poy Wu, Henry 138 Chin Sophonpanich 140 Ching Banlee 142 Chiongbian, William Lee 147 Chiu Kim She, Santos 149 Choo Yeang Keat, Jimmy 170 Choong Ewe Beng, Eddy 172 Chua, Antonio Roxas 176 Chua, Gerry 181 Chung Duï Quang 204 Chung Tiong Tay 206 Ciputra 208 Cu Unjieng, Guillermo A. 215 Dakay, Benson 220 Đaëng Vaên Thành 224 Dee Ching Chuan 229 Dhanin Chiarawanon 232 Dieäp Bá Hành 233 Dy, James 245 Ear Cheam Heng 250 Eu Tong Sen 256 Gaisano, Henry 270 Gan Say Hong 272 Go, Josiah Lim 279 Go Kim Pah 281 Go-Belmonte, Betty 284 Goh King Chin 294 Goh Poh Seng 296 Gokongwei, John Jr. 300 Gotianun, Andrew L. Sr. 303 Han Min Yuan 314 Hàng Vay Chi 317 Hann Khieng 319 Hasan, Mohammad Bob 326 Hiaguang-iam Iamsuri 332 Ho Ching 334 Ho Kwon Ping 336 Hong Kok Tin 349 Hong Taechawanit 352 Jao Trieäu Phát, Frank 380 Jun Hong 387 Kartajaya, Hermawan 395 Khachon Tingthanathikun 399
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61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. 78. 79. 80. 81. 82. 83. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 95. 96. 97. 98. 99. 100. 101. 102. 103.
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Khoo Teck Puat 419 Khun Sa 422 King, Angelo A. 426 Koa Chun Tee 431 Koa, Johnlu Go 433 Kong Hee 441 Kuan Yin Choi 445 Kuek Ho Yao 448 Kuo Pao Kun 450 Kuok Hock Nien, Robert 453 Kwan Wai Meng, Robert 459 Kwek Leng Beng 467 Kwik Djoen Eng 469 Kyaw Khine 474 Lau Ah Kok 487 Lau Hong Siong 489 Law Sit Han 494 Lee Chee Shan 496 Lee Hau Shik 508 Lee Kong Chian 519 Lee Loy Seng 527 Lee Seng Gee 536 Lee Seng Peng 539 Lee Seng Wee 541 Lee Sin Cheng 544 Lee Wee Nam 549 Liao Kongpo 560 Lien Ying Chow 583 Lim Beng Thai 588 Lim Bo Seng 590 Lim Bon Liong, Henry 591 Lim Boon Keng 594 Lim Cheng Choo 597 Lim Chin Tsong 601 Lim, Elena Sen 612 Lim Geok Chan 617 Lim Goh Tong 621 Lim Keng Lian 631 Lim Kim San 635 Lim Kok Wing 639 Lim, Mary 647 Lim Nee Soon 649 Lim, Samson 658
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Lim Seng Kok 660 Lim Teck Hoo 670 Limpe, James 679 Loh Boon Siew 692 Loke Yew 697 Lopue, Benjamin 705 Lu Do 710 Lum, Olivia 714 Lyù Ngoïc Minh 726 Lyman, Susanta 733 Ma Mon Luk 736 Masagung 745 Maung Maung Than 747 Murdaya, Siti Hartati 749 Myint Shwe 751 Newn Ah Foott, George 762 Ng Teng Fong 768 Ngan Ching Wen 770 Ngô Quoác Tuaán 780 Nyau Tze Lim 792 Oei Tiong Ham 796 Oey-Gardiner, Mayling 803 Ong Beng Seng 812 Ong Boon Pang 814 Ong Kim Kee 831 Ong Teck Mong, Timothy 845 Ong Tjoe Kim 850 Ongpin, Roman 852 Onn Siew Siong 855 Pangestu, Prajogo 871 Pedro, Cecilio 878 Phaichit Uwatthanakun 883 Phan Thieåu Vân 885 Phonlachet Kitaworanat 895 Phraya Ratsadanupradit 896 Pung Kheav Se 905 Quách Đàm 909 Quek Leng Chan 914 Quek Suan Hiang 916 Rahardja, Hendra 919 Rattanavan, Bou 920 Riady, James Tjahaja 923 Riady, Mochtar 926
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147. 148. 149. 150. 151. 152. 153. 154. 155. 156. 157. 158. 159. 160. 161. 162. 163. 164. 165. 166. 167. 168. 169. 170. 171. 172. 173. 174. 175. 176. 177. 178. 179. 180. 181. 182. 183. 184. 185. 186. 187. 188. 189.
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Sahat Mahakhun 931 Salim, Anthony 933 Salim, Soedono 935 Sampoerna, Putera 939 Sarasin Viraphol 941 Savanvaly, Thao Leng 943 Shen Ren Shi 961 Sim Wong Hoo 985 Soeryadjaya, William 999 Soeto Meisen 1005 Somsath, Boun Iene 1007 Soon Peng Yam 1010 Soon Seng Lee 1012 Sy, Henry 1027 Sy Kong Triv 1030 SyCip, Washington 1036 Taï Maõ Vieãn 1040 Tan Chay Yan 1046 Tan Chee Yioun,Vincent 1050 Tan Cheng Lock 1055 Tan Chin Tuan 1060 Tan Kah Kee 1075 Tan Keng Yam, Tony 1079 Tan Koon Swan 1081 Tan Lark Sye 1083 Tan, Lucio 1090 Tan Siew Sin 1105 Tan Tian Zhen 1117 Tancaktiong, Tony 1127 Tang Choon Keng 1130 Teh Hong Piow 1152 Teo Eng Hock 1155 Teo Soo Cheng 1157 Thái Thaïch 1160 Thio Thiam Tjong 1171 Thio Tiauw Siat / 1174 Ting Pek Khiing 1178 Tiong Hiew King 1182 Tjong A Fie / 1196 Tong Djoe 1201 Trieäu Quoác Höng 1213 Trònh Thuœy Diêu 1215 Ty, George S.K. 1224
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Uray, Burhan 1229 Uthen Taechaphaibun 1231 Uy, Alfonso A. 1233 Vöu Khaûi Thành 1243 Wanandi, (Albertus) Sofjan 1246 Wee Boon Ping 1253 Wee Cho Yaw 1255 Widjaja, Eka Tjipta 1266 Wong Kee Tat 1282 Yao, Alfredo Macam 1310 Yap Chong Teck 1317 Yeap Chor Ee 1326 Yeo Keng Lian 1336 Yeoh Sock Ping, Francis 1352 Yong Pung How 1359 Yong Shook Lin 1362 Yu Khe Thai 1378 Yuchengco, Alfonso T. 1383
Addenda: Chua Thian Poh 1391 Tjahaja Purnama, Basuki 1395 Community Leaders 1. Aing Khun 5 2. Alim, Markus 7 3. Amphon Bulaphakdi 9 4. Ang-See, Teresita 18 5. Bangayan, Teofilo Tan 30 6. Châu Traàn Taïo 87 7. Ching Banlee 142 8. Chiu Kim She, Santos 149 9. Chong King Liong 159 10. Chua, Antonio Roxas 176 11. Chuan Tanthana 196 12. Chung Duï Quang 204 13. Dai Xiao Hua 218 14. Dakay, Benson 220 15. Dee Ching Chuan 229 16. Dieäp Bá Hành 233 17. Dieäp Truyeàn Anh 236 18. Dy, James 245 19. Gan Say Hong 272
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20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62.
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Go Kim Pah 281 Goh King Chin 294 Han Min Yuan 314 Hiaguang-iam Iamsuri 332 Huyønh Thuûy Lê 370 Inthilath, Xay 373 Jahja, H. Junus 378 Kan Hok Hoei 393 Khachon Tingthanathikun 399 Khoo Seok Wan 417 Koa Chun Tee 431 Kuek Ho Yao 448 Kyaw Khine 474 Kyin Bin 478 Lau Ah Kok 487 Law Fah Ngin 491 Lee Loy Seng 527 Lee San Choon 534 Lembong, Eddie 552 Li Boon Tin 557 Liao Kongpo 560 Lie Dharmawan 565 Lie Kim Hok 567 Liem Bwan Tjie 573 Lien Ying Chow 583 Lim Bo Seng 590 Lim Cheng Choo 597 Lim Fong Seng 615 Lim Geok Chan 617 Lim Keng Lian 631 Lim Nee Soon 649 Lim Teck Hoo 670 Linsakoun, Tei 683 Loh Boon Siew 692 Lopue, Benjamin 705 Löu Quang Xe 722 Lyman, Susanta 733 Maung Maung Than 747 Myint Shwe 751 Newn Ah Foott, George 762 Ngan Ching Wen 770 Ngô Duû Hieäp 777 Ngô Quoác Tuaán 780
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Ngô Thanh Hoa 782 Nyau Tze Lim 792 Oei Tiong Ham 796 Oei Tjoe Tat 798 Oey, Abdul Karim 800 Ong Boon Pang 814 Ong Chiow Huen 819 Ong Kim Kee 831 Ong, Lawrence Dy 833 Ongpin, Roman 852 Onn Siew Siong 855 Ouw Tjoei Lan 859 Phaichit Uwatthanakun 883 Phan Thieåu Vân 885 Phoa Keng Hek 892 Preecha Phisitkasem 902 Sahat Mahakhun 931 Seow Houtseng Sribunrueang 952 Setiono, Benny Gatot 954 Shen Demin 959 Shen Ren Shi 961 Siauw Giok Tjhan 970 Sim Mow Yu 983 Sindhunatha, Kristoforus 991 Soeto Meisen 1005 Soon Seng Lee 1012 Su Bin 1015 Sy Sieng Suy 1031 Tan Cheng Lock 1055 Tan Kah Kee 1075 Tan Lark Sye 1083 Tan, Lucio 1090 Tan Tian Zhen 1117 Teo Soo Cheng 1157 Thái Thaïch 1160 Thio Thiam Tjong 1171 Thio Tiauw Siat / 1174 Thung Sin Nio, Betsy 1176 Tio Ie Soei 1180 Tjong A Fie / 1196 Tong Djoe 1201 Too Joon Hing 1206 Traàn Đông Sanh 1211
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106. 107. 108. 109. 110. 111. 112. 113. 114. 115. 116. 117. 118.
Trieäu Quoác Höng 1213 Trònh Thuœy Diêu 1215 Uray, Burhan 1229 Uthen Taechaphaibun 1231 Uy, Alfonso A. 1233 Vöông Bái Xuyên 1239 Vöu Khaûi Thành 1243 Wee Boon Ping 1253 Wee Swee Teow 1262 Yap Chong Teck 1317 Yap Thiam Hien 1321 Yong Chee Shan 1357 Yu Khe Thai 1378
Addenda: Chua Thian Poh 1391 Soeto Tjan 1393 Educators/Promoters of Education 1. Aing Khun 5 2. Budianta, Melani 40 3. Châu Traàn Taïo 87 4. Châu Vaên Xöông 90 5. Chen, David 101 6. Chen Huiming 105 7. Chen Lieh Fu 107 8. Chen Wen Hsi 111 9. Cheong Soo Pieng 119 10. Chiam See Tong 123 11. Chiew Chee Phoong 130 12. Chin Fung Kee 132 13. Chong Ah Fok 154 14. Choy Su-Mei, Elizabeth 175 15. Chua Ek Kay 179 16. Chuang Chu Lin 198 17. Chuk Mor 201 18. Chung Duï Quang 204 19. Chung Tiong Tay 206 20. Dieäp Truyeàn Hoa 238 21. Ee Tiang Hong 254 22. Gautama, Sudargo 273 23. Goh Then Chye 299 24. Gunarsa, Singgih D. 307
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25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67.
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Hàng Vay Chi 317 Ho Minfong 340 Hsu Yun-Tsiao 358 Huang Yao 365 Huang Yun Yo 368 Inthilath, Xay 373 Iskandar, Nathanael 375 Jao Trieäu Phát, Frank 380 Jun Hong 387 Kim Beng 423 Kong Hiap 443 Kuek Ho Yao 448 Lee-Chua, Queena N. 501 Lee Seng Peng 539 Lie Tek Tjeng 569 Lim Boon Keng 594 Lim Chong Yah 607 Lim Chooi Kwa 610 Lim Fong Seng 615 Lim Geok Chan 617 Lim Hak Tai 624 Lim Keng Yaik 633 Lim Kok Wing 639 Lim Lian Geok 645 Lim, Mary 647 Lim Poh Imm, Catherine 654 Liu Kang 685 Liu Yin Soon 690 Looi Lai Meng 700 Loot Ting Yee 703 Low Thia Khiang 708 Lyù Vaên Hùng 731 Oey-Gardiner, Mayling 803 Ong Chiow Huen 819 Ong Chuan Seng 821 Pan Shou 867 Pao Shih Tien 874 Pitt Chin Hui 899 Puey Ungphakon 903 Quek Suan Hiang 916 Seah Cheng Siang 945 Seck Hong Choon 947 Shen Ting 963
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68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. 78. 79. 80. 81. 82. 83. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 95. 96. 97.
Shih Choon Fong 965 Sidharta, Priguna 975 Sim Mow Yu 983 Siong Khye 994 Soon Seng Lee 1012 Sung, T.S. 1021 Tan Chong Tin 1062 Tan, George G. 1067 Tan Kah Kee 1075 Tan Lark Sye 1083 Tan, Michael L. 1097 Tan, Paulino Yu 1100 Tan, Samuel K. 1103 Tan, Sofyan 1108 Tan,Vidal Arceo 1121 Tan Wee Hin, Leo 1124 Tay Kheng Soon 1142 Teh Siu Yong 679 Ty Eng Liong 1222 Vöu Khaûi Thành 1243 Wang Gungwu 1250 Widjaja, Mira 1268 Wong Hie King, Ruth 1273 Wong Pow Nee 1288 Wu Teh Yao 1299 Xiao Yao Tian 1302 Yap Chioh Hiong, Arthur 1315 Yen Yuan Chang 1332 Yeo Kuei Pin 1339 Yong Yin Fatt, Roderick 1367
Addenda: Soeto Tjan Mass 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
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Media Leaders Aw Boon Haw 26 Chiew Chee Phoong 130 Go-Belmonte, Betty 284 Gozali, Hendrick 305 Ho Minfong 340 Hu Yi 361 Karya, Teguh 397 Khoo Kim Hai, Eric 412
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Khoo Seok Wan 417 Koa Chun Tee 431 Kuo Pao Kun 450 Kwee Hing Tjiat 461 Lee Dai Soh 503 Liang Wern Fook 558 Lie Kim Hok 567 Liem Koen Hian 576 Liem Thian Joe 580 Loke Wan Tho 694 Ly Sing Ko 728 Mallare, Florencio Tan 738 Masagung 745 Neo Chee Keong, Jack 757 Nyoo Cheong Seng 794 Ojong, Petrus Kanisius 810 Ong Keng Sen 828 Phonlachet Kitaworanat 895 Pusadi Kitaworanat 907 Seow Houtseng Sribunrueang 952 Shaw, Runme 956 Siauw Giok Tjhan 970 Soeto Meisen 1005 Su Bin 1015 Suryono, Bambang 1023 Sy Yinchow 1033 Tan Hong Boen 1069 T’ang Leang-Li 1133 The Teng Chun 1167 Thung Sin Nio, Betsy 1176 Tio Ie Soei 1180 Tiong Hiew King 1182 Tjoe Bou San 1194 Tsai Ming-liang 1219 Wee Kim Wee 1260 Wu Jiyue 1295 Yap, Daza Jullie 1319 Yeoh Chu-Kheng, Michelle 1347 Yip Cheong Fun 1355 Yu, Lily Monteverde 1380 Yuyitung, Quintin 1385 Yuyitung, Rizal 1385 Zhang Jing Yun 1389
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Others: Civil Servants 1. Hon Sui Sen 347 2. Hong Kok Tin 349 3. Howe Yoon Chong 354 4. Lim, Alfredo Siojo 585 5. Lim, Roseller T. 656 6. Ngiam Tong Dow 776 7. Paua, Jose Ignacio 876 8. Sim Kee Boon 981 9. Yeo Liat Kok, Philip 1341 Others: Diplomats 1. Benedicto, Francisco 35 2. Cabangon Chua, Antonio 49 3. Cao Hoàng Laõnh 51 4. Chan Heng Chee 69 5. Koh Thong Bee, Tommy 435 6. Lee Khoon Choy 513 7. Lien Ying Chow 583 8. Lim Phaik Gan 651 9. Ong, Omar Yoke Lin 835 10. Sarasin Viraphol 941 11. Thio Tiauw Siat / 1174 12. Wee Kim Wee 1260 13. Yong Yin Fatt, Roderick 1367 14. Yuchengco, Alfonso T. 1383 Others: Military/Police 1. Cao Trieàu Phát 54 2. Chamlong Srimuang 59 3. Chin Poy Wu, Henry 138 4. Jusuf, Tedy 391 5. Lie Tjeng Tjoan, John 571 6. Lim,Vicente Podico 674 7. Paua, Jose Ignacio 876 8. Peng Eng Lee 880 Others: National Heroes 1. Cao Hoàng Laõnh 51 2. Choy Su-Mei, Elizabeth 3. Dieäp Truyeàn Anh 236 4. Khun Sa 422 5. La Doaõn Chánh 480
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Lie Tjeng Tjoan, John 571 Lim Bo Seng 590 Löu Quang Xe 722
Others: Philanthropists 1. Aw Boon Haw 26 2. Chan, Carlos 64 3. Chan Sui Kiat 78 4. Châu Traàn Taïo 87 5. Cheah Fook Ling, Jeffrey 92 6. Cheng Ching Chuan, Johnny 113 7. Cheng Heng Jem, William 116 8. Dy, James 245 9. Ee Peng Liang 252 10. Gaisano, Henry 270 11. Go-Belmonte, Betty 284 12. Goh King Chin 294 13. Gokongwei, John Jr. 300 14. Gotianun, Andrew L. Sr. 303 15. Hiaguang-iam Iamsuri 332 16. Hong Taechawanit 352 17. Huyønh Thuûy Lê 370 18. Jun Hong 387 19. Khachon Tingthanathikun 399 20. Khoo Teck Puat 419 21. King, Angelo A. 426 22. Kyin Bin 478 23. Lee Kong Chian 519 24. Lee Loy Seng 527 25. Lee Seng Gee 536 26. Lee Seng Peng 539 27. Lee Seng Wee 541 28. Lien Ying Chow 583 29. Lim Beng Thai 588 30. Lim Kok Wing 639 31. Lim Lean Teng 642 32. Lim Siew Ming, Arthur 663 33. Loh Boon Siew 692 34. Loke Yew 697 35. Lyman, Susanta 733 36. Ma Mon Luk 736 37. Maung Maung Than 747 38. Newn Ah Foott, George 762
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39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56.
Ngan Ching Wen 770 Ngeow Sze Chan 774 Nubla, Ralph 790 Pedro, Cecilio 878 Phaichit Uwatthanakun 883 Pitt Chin Hui 899 Preecha Phisitkasem 902 Sahat Mahakhun 931 Shaw, Runme 956 Sim Wong Hoo 985 Tan Chin Tuan 1060 Tan Kah Kee 1075 Tan, Lucio 1090 Trònh Thuœy Diêu 1215 Ty, George S.K. 1224 Uthen Taechaphaibun 1231 Yeap Chor Ee 1326 Yuchengco, Alfonso T. 1383
Others: Public Intellectuals 1. Bai Yao 28 2. Budiman, Arief 43 3. Koh Thong Bee, Tommy 435 4. Kuo Pao Kun 450 5. Ong Hok Ham 823 6. Soe Hok Gie 996 7. Soesastro, Hadi Marwoto 1002 8. SyCip, Washington 1036 9. Tjan Tjoe Som 1186 10. Wang Gungwu 1250 Others: Scholars/Historians 1. Ang-See, Teresita 18 2. Chen Lieh Fu 107 3. Dy, Manuel B., Jr. 248 4. Ho Peng Yoke 342 5. Hoke Sein 345 6. Hsu Yun-Tsiao 358 7. Huang Yao 365 8. Khoo Kay Kim 410 9. Kwee Tek Hoay 464 10. Lee-Chua, Queena N. 501 11. Liang Wern Fook 558
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Lie Tek Tjeng 569 Liem Thian Joe 580 Lim Chong Keat 605 Lim Chooi Kwa 610 Ong Hok Ham 823 Sarasin Viraphol 941 Song Ong Siang 1008 Tan Chee-Beng 1052 Tan, Samuel K. 1103 Tan Tai Bin 1113 Tan,Vidal Arceo 1121 Thaw Kaung 1166 Vöông Hoàng Seån 1241 Wang Gungwu 1250 Wong Yoon Wah 1291 Wu Teh Yao 1299 Xiao Yao Tian 1302 Yang Quee Yee 1308 Yen Ching-hwang 1328
Others: Social/Political Activists 1. Ang-See, Teresita 18 2. Chee Soon Juan 95 3. Chen Su Lan 109 4. Chiang See Ngoh, Claire 126 5. Chong, Rosemary 161 6. Jusuf, Ester Indahyani 389 7. Kwa Tjoan Sioe 457 8. Lee Lam Thye 525 9. Lee, Ricardo Arriola 532 10. Lembong, Eddie 552 11. Lim Boon Keng 594 12. Lim Geok Lin, Shirley 619 13. Lim Nee Soon 649 14. Ngan Ching Wen 770 15. Nubla, Ralph 790 16. Ojong, Petrus Kanisius 810 17. Ong, Lawrence Dy 833 18. Savanvaly, Thao Leng 943 19. See Chinben 949 20. Siem Piet Nio 977 21. Silalahi, Harry Tjan 979 22. Soe Hok Gie 996
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23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31.
Song Ong Siang 1008 Tan Lark Sye 1083 Tan, Mary Christine RGS 1093 Teh Siu Yong 679 Thung Sin Nio, Betsy 1176 Wanandi (Albertus) Sofjan 1246 Wong I Ek 1280 Wu Lien-Teh 1296 Yap Thiam Hien 1321
Politicians 1. Aquino, Corazon Cojuangco 21 2. Banharn Silpa-archa 33 3. Bunchu Rotchanasathian 45 4. Cao Trieàu Phát 54 5. Chamlong Srimuang 59 6. Chan Choy Siong 67 7. Chan Sarun 76 8. Chan Sze Jin 80 9. Chee Soon Juan 95 10. Chiam See Tong 123 11. Chin Peng 135 12. Chiongbian, William Lee 147 13. Chong Kah Kiat 156 14. Chong, Rosemary 161 15. Chuan Likphai 194 16. Coseteng, Anna Dominique M.L. 17. Fong Chong Pik 265 18. Fong Swee Suan 267 19. Goh Chok Tong 287 20. Goh Keng Swee 292 21. Hasan, Mohammad Bob 326 22. Hon Sui Sen 347 23. Howe Yoon Chong 354 24. Kan Hok Hoei 393 25. Khaw Kai Boh 401 26. Khong Kam Tak 408 27. Ko Kwat Tiong 428 28. Koh Tsu Koon 439 29. Kwik Kian Gie 472 30. Lee Hau Shik 508 31. Lee Hsien Loong 511 32. Lee Khoon Choy 513
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Lee Kim Sai 515 Lee Kok Liang 517 Lee Kuan Yew 521 Lee Lam Thye 525 Lee Loy Seng 527 Lee San Choon 534 Lee Siew Choh 542 Leong Yew Koh 555 Liem Koen Hian 576 Lim, Alfredo Siojo 585 Lim Chin Siong 599 Lim Chong Eu 603 Lim Kean Siew 626 Lim Keng Yaik 633 Lim Kim San 635 Lim Kit Siang 638 Lim, Roseller T. 656 Lim Yew Hock 677 Low Thia Khiang 708 Lu Lay Sreng 712 Oei Tjoe Tat 798 Ong Ka Ting 826 Ong, Omar Yoke Lin 835 Ong Pang Boon 838 Ong Teng Cheong 847 Pangestu, Mari 869 Phan Xích Long 887 Phat, David 889 Phraya Ratsadanupradit 896 Robredo, Jesse Manalastas 928 Siauw Giok Tjhan 970 Silalahi, Harry Tjan 979 Sindhunatha, Kristoforus 991 Sy Kong Triv 1030 Tan Chee Khoon, David 1048 Tan Cheng Lock 1055 Tan Chin Tuan 1060 Tan Kah Kee 1075 Tan Keng Yam, Tony 1079 Tan Koon Swan 1081 Tan Siew Sin 1105 T’ang Leang-Li 1133
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75. 76. 77. 78. 79. 80. 81. 82. 83. 84. 85. 86.
Teo Eng Hock 1155 Thaksin Shinawatra 1162 Toh Chin Chye 1199 Too Joon Hing 1206 Traàn Chí Kiên 1209 Wanandi, Jusuf 1248 Wee Kim Wee 1260 Wong Pow Nee 1288 Yap Tjwan Bing 1324 Yeo Yong-Boon, George 1346 Yeoh Ghim Seng 1350 Yong Shook Lin 1362
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Professionals: Academics 1. Budianta, Melani 40 2. Cham Tao Soon 57 3. Chan Heng Chee 69 4. Dananjaya, James 222 5. Ee Tiang Hong 254 6. Gautama, Sudargo 273 7. Gunarsa, Singgih D. 307 8. Hsu Yun-Tsiao 358 9. Khoo Kay Kim 410 10. Koh Thong Bee, Tommy 435 11. Koh Tsu Koon 439 12. Lee Tzu Pheng 546 13. Lim Chong Yah 607 14. Lim Geok Lin, Shirley 619 15. Oey-Gardiner, Mayling 803 16. Palanca, Ellen Huang 864 17. See Chinben 949 18. Sidharta, Priguna 975 19. Su Guaning 1017 20. Tan Chee-Beng 1052 21. Tan, Mely G. 1095 22. Tan, Michael L. 1097 23. Tay Lian Soo 1145 24. Tjan Tjoe Siem 1184 25. Tjan Tjoe Som 1186
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Wang Gungwu Yen Ching-hwang Yen Yuan Chang
1250 1328 1332
Professionals: Accountants 1. Ee Peng Liang 252 2. SyCip, Washington 1036 Professionals: Architects/Designers 1. Choo Yeang Keat, Jimmy 170 2. Han, Awal 312 3. Ho Kwong Yew 338 4. Liem Bwan Tjie 573 5. Lim Chong Keat 605 6. Lim Kok Wing 639 7. Lim Siew Wai, William 665 8. Liu Thai Ker 687 9. Ng Keng Siang 766 10. Ong Teng Cheong 847 11. Tay Kheng Soon 1142 12. Wong Hong Kwok, Alfred 1278 Professionals: Engineers 1. Cham Tao Soon 57 2. Chin Fung Kee 132 3. Go Ching Hai 276 4. Hann Khieng 319 5. Shih Choon Fong 965 6. Su Guaning 1017 Professionals: Lawyers/Judges 1. Chan Sze Jin 80 2. Chiam See Tong 123 3. Chong Wan Oon, Steven 163 4. Chua, William T. 191 5. Gautama, Sudargo 273 6. Hoke Sein 345 7. Jusuf, Ester Indahyani 389 8. Khaw Kai Boh 401 9. Ko Kwat Tiong 428 10. Koh Thong Bee, Tommy 435 11. Law Fah Ngin 491 12. Lee Kok Liang 517
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13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29.
Leong Yew Koh 555 Lim Phaik Gan 651 Mallare, Florencio Tan 738 Oei Tjoe Tat 798 Sindhunatha, Kristoforus 991 Song Ong Siang 1008 Tan Ah Tah 1044 Tan Chye Cheng 1065 Tan Thoon Lip, John 1116 Teehankee, Claudio M. 1149 Wee Chong Jin 1258 Wee Swee Teow 1262 Winarta, Frans Hendra 1271 Yap Thiam Hien 1321 Yong Pung How 1359 Yong Shook Lin 1362 Yu Chin Chai 1376
Professionals: Physicians/Pharmacists 1. Ang, Samuel Dee 16 2. Bangayan, Teofilo Tan 30 3. Chao Tzee Cheng 83 4. Chen Su Lan 109 5. Chua Kaw Bing 184 6. Goh Poh Seng 296 7. Khong Kam Tak 408 8. Khoo Oon Teik 415 9. Kwa Tjoan Sioe 457 10. Kyee Paw 476 11. Lee Siew Choh 542 12. Lembong, Eddie 552 13. Lie Dharmawan 565 14. Lim Boon Keng 594 15. Lim Keng Yaik 633 16. Lim Siew Ming, Arthur 663 17. Looi Lai Meng 700 18. Ngeow Sze Chan 774 19. Seah Cheng Siang 945 20. Shen Demin 959 21. Sia, Isidro C. 967 22. Sidharta, Priguna 975 23. Siong Khye 994 24. Tan Chong Tin 1062 25. Tan, Sofyan 1108
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Tay Chong Hai 1140 Tee Han Kee 1147 Thung Sin Nio, Betsy 1176 Toh Chin Chye 1199 UE 1227 Visonnavong,Vithoune 1236 Visonnavong,Vouavansy 1236 Widjaja, Mira 1268 Wong Hock Boon 1276 Wong I Ek 1280 Wu Lien-Teh 1296 Yeoh Ghim Seng 1350
Professionals: Scientists 1. Budiman, Arief 43 2. Gunarsa, Singgih D. 307 3. Iskandar, Nathanael 375 4. Kwik Kian Gie 472 5. Lim Boon Keng 594 6. Loke Wan Tho 694 7. Looi Lai Meng 700 8. Oey-Gardiner, Mayling 803 9. Ong Soon Hock 843 10. Pangestu, Mari 869 11. Phat, David 889 12. Puey Ungphakon 903 13. Soesastro, Hadi Marwoto 1002 14. Su Guaning 1017 15. Tan, Mely G. 1095 16. Tan, Paulino Yu 1100 17. Tan Wee Hin, Leo 1124 18. Taw Sein Ko 1138 19. Thee Kian Wie 1169 Professionals: Social Workers 1. Ee Peng Liang 252 2. Hsu, Teresa 356 3. Ouw Tjoei Lan 859 4. Thung Sin Nio, Betsy 1176 5. Yen,Y.C. James 1330 Religious Leaders/Promoters of Religion 1. Cao Trieàu Phát 54
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2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24.
Chuk Mor 201 Darmaputera, Eka 227 Huang, Daniel Patrick Lim, S.J. 363 Jahja, H. Junus 378 Jinarakkhita, Bhikku Ashin 383 Kim Beng 423 Kong Hee 441 Kong Hiap 443 Kwee Tek Hoay 464 Lim Kean Siew 626 Murdaya, Siti Hartati 749 Paik Wan 861 Pho Chaeng 890 Pitt Chin Hui 899 Seck Hong Choon 947 Sin, Jaime Lachica 989 Siong Khye 994 Song Ong Siang 1008 Tam Assou, Franciscus Xaverius 1041 Tan, Mary Christine RGS 1093 Tjoa Hin Hoeij, Mrs. 1191 Tong, Stephen 1204 Yong Sooi Nghean, Gregory 1365
Sportsmen/Sportswomen 1. Ang Peng Siong 14 2. Chan Ah Kow 62 3. Chan Li-Yin, Patricia 74 4. Chee Swee Lee 97 5. Chia Boon Leong 121 6. Choo Seng Quee 168 7. Choong Ewe Beng, Eddy 172 8. Jing Junhong 385 9. Khine Khine Maw 404 10. Kurniawan, Rudy Hartono 455 11. Lee Chong Wei 498 12. Liem Swie King 579 13. Lim Tong Hai 671 14. Neo Chwee Kok 759 15. Ong Poh Lim 841 16. Susanti, Susi Lucia Francisca 1025 17. Sy Yinchow 1033 18. Tan Chi’-Loong, Benedict 1058
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Tan, George G. 1067 Tan Howe Liang 1071 Tan Joe Hok 1073 Tan Lo Ping 1086 Tan Yoke See, Henry 1125 Tang Pui Wah 1135 Wong Peng Soon 1286 Yeo Weiling, Joscelin 1343 Young, Grace 1374
Writers 1. Bai Yao 28 2. Botan 38 3. Chong Ah Fok 154 4. Dai Xiao Hua 218 5. Dö Thò Hoàn 243 6. Ee Tiang Hong 254 7. Fang Beifang 259 8. Fang Xiu 261 9. Goh Poh Seng 296 10. Goh Then Chye 299 11. Ho Minfong 340 12. Huang Yao 365 13. Kho Ping Hoo 406 14. Khoo Seok Wan 417 15. Kwee Tek Hoay 464 16. Lee Khoon Choy 513 17. Lee Kok Liang 517 18. Lee, Ricardo Arriola 532 19. Lee Tzu Pheng 546 20. Liang Wern Fook 558 21. Liaw Yock Fang 562 22. Lie Kim Hok 567 23. Lim Geok Lin, Shirley 619 24. Lim Lian Geok 645 25. Lim Poh Imm, Catherine 654 26. Lim Siew Wai, William 665 27. Lim Swee Tin 668 28. Lin Dieyi 681 29. Lyù Lan 724 30. Ly Sing Ko 728 31. Lyù Vaên Hùng 731 32. Mang Lee 741 33. Marga T. 743
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34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 77.
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Na Teng Choon, James 754 Ngor, Haing S. 784 Nianlamei 786 Nio Joe Lan 788 Nyoo Cheong Seng 794 Oey Kim Tiang 805 Oey Tong Pin 807 Ong, Charlson Lim 816 Pan Shou 867 Peng Eng Lee 880 Phat, David 889 Phonlachet Kitaworanat 895 Quách Taán 911 Setiono, Benny Gatot 954 Sidharta, Myra 973 Siem Piet Nio 977 Sima Gong 987 Suryono, Bambang 1023 Sy Yinchow 1033 Tan Hong Boen 1069 Tan Swie Hian 1110 T’ang Leang-Li 1133 Teo Bak Kim 1154 Tio Ie Soei 1180 Tjoa Hin Hoeij, Mrs. 1191 Tjoe Bou San 1194 Vöông Hoàng Seån 1241 Wanandi, Jusuf 1248 Wen Zichuan 1264 Widjaja, Mira 1268 Wong Meng Voon 1284 Wong Yoon Wah 1291 Wu An 1292 Wu Jiyue 1295 Wu Lien-Teh 1296 Xiao Yao Tian 1302 Xing Ying 1304 Yan Weizhen 1306 Yao Tuo 1312 Yap Chioh Hiong, Arthur 1315 Yap, Daza Jullie 1319 Yeng Pway Ngon 1335 You Jin 1370 Zhang Jing Yun 1389
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3.
4.
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Abidin Kusno • Han, Awal 312 Aris Ananta • Iskandar, Nathanael (2nd co-author: Ayke Soraya) 375 • Kartajaya, Hermawan (2nd co-author: Nida An Khafiyya) 395 Angelo B. Ancheta • Go Ching Hai 276 • King, Angelo A. 426 • Lim, Samson 658 • Lim,Vicente Podico 674 • Tan,Vidal Arceo 1121 • Tee Han Kee 1147 • Teehankee, Claudio M. 1149 • Uy, Alfonso A. (2nd co-author: Teresita Ang-See) 1233 Ang Chak Chi • Chung Tiong Tay 206 • Lu Do 710 • Nubla, Ralph 790 • Pao Shih Tien 874 • Tan, George G. 1067 Ang Lay Hoon • Chock, Angela 151 Carmelea Ang See • Benedicto, Francisco 35 • Chan, Carlos 64 • Ching Banlee 142 • Co, Charlie 210
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8. 9.
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• Cu Unjieng, Guillermo A. 215 • Go Kim Pah 281 • Go-Belmonte, Betty 284 • Gotianun, Andrew L. Sr. 303 • Koa Chun Tee 431 • Lao Lianben 485 • Lee-Chua, Queena N. 501 • Lim, Elena Sen 612 • Lim, Roseller T. 656 • Limpe, James and Teh Siu Yong 679 • Lopue, Benjamin 705 • Ong Chuan Seng (1st co-author: Sining Marcos Kotah) 821 • Ongpin, Roman 852 • Paua, Jose Ignacio 876 • Tan, Lucio (2nd co-author: Anna Katarina Rodriguez) 1090 • Ty, George S.K. (1st co-author: Anna Katarina Rodriguez) 1224 • Yao, Alfredo Macam 1310 • Yu, Lily Monteverde 1380 • Yuchengco, Alfonso T. 1383 Teresita Ang-See • Chen Lieh Fu 107 • Cheng Ching Chuan, Johnny 113 st • Chua, Antonio Roxas (1 co-author: Linette Chua) 176 • Na Teng Choon, James 754 • Sy Yinchow 1033 • SyCip, Washington 1036 • Tan Tai Bin 1113 • Uy, Alfonso A. (1st co-author: Angelo B. Ancheta) 1233 • Yap, Daza Jullie 1319 • Yu Khe Thai 1378 Dewi Anggraeni • Jusuf, Ester Indahyani 389 Nick Aplin • Chan Ah Kow 62 • Chan Li-Yin, Patricia 74 • Chee Swee Lee 97 • Chia Boon Leong 121 • Choo Seng Quee 168 • Neo Chwee Kok 759 • Ong Poh Lim 841 • Tan Yoke See, Henry 1125 • Tang Pui Wah 1135 • Young, Grace 1374
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10. 11.
12.
13.
14.
15. 16.
17. 18.
19.
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Grace Pe Bacani • Hau Chiok and Sy Chiu Hua 329 Bernadette A. Bangayan • Lim Bon Liong, Henry 591 • Robredo, Jesse Manalastas 928 Beh Loo See • Lim Goh Tong 621 • Quek Leng Chan 914 • Teh Hong Piow 1152 Richard Borsuk • Salim, Anthony (2nd co-author: Nancy Chng) 933 • Salim, Soedono (2nd co-author: Nancy Chng) 935 Jan Philippe V. Carpio • Koa, Johnlu Go 433 • Tan, Paulino Yu 1100 Faye Yik-Wei Chan • Tjoa Hin Hoeij, Mrs. 1191 Sherwin Chan • Ang, Samuel Dee 16 • Coseteng, Anna Dominique M.L. 213 Cheah Boon Kheng • Chin Peng 135 Cheah Kooi Guan • Koh Tsu Koon 439 • Lim Chong Eu 603 • Lim Keng Yaik 633 • Yeap Chor Ee 1326 David Chew H. H. • Chong Kah Kiat 156 • Khaw Kai Boh 401 • Lim Lean Teng 642 • Wong Pow Nee 1288 Grace Chew Chye Lay • Cao Hoàng Laõnh 51 • Châu Traàn Taïo 87 • Châu Vaên Xöông 90 • Chung Duï Quang 204 • Đaëng Vaên Thành 224 • Dieäp Bá Hành 233 • Dieäp Truyeàn Anh 236 • Dieäp Truyeàn Hoa 238 • Hàng Vay Chi 317 • Huyønh Thuûy Lê 370 • La Doaõn Chánh 480
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23.
24.
25.
26. 27.
28.
29.
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• Löu Quang Xe 722 • Ngô Duû Hieäp 777 • Ngô Quoác Tuaán 780 • Ngô Thanh Hoa 782 • Phan Thieåu Vân 885 • Thái Thaïch 1160 • Traàn Chí Kiên 1209 • Traàn Đông Sanh 1211 • Trieäu Quoác Höng 1213 • Vöông Bái Xuyên 1239 • Vöu Khaûi Thành 1243 Chia Oai Peng • Ngan Ching Wen 770 Chia Wei Khuan • Choo Hoey 165 • Chua Ek Kay 179 • Lim Hak Tai 624 • Liu Kang 685 Chiah Seng • Dai Xiao Hua 218 • Goh Then Chye 299 • Lim Lian Geok 645 • Xiao Yao Tian 1302 • Zhang Jing Yun 1389 Chiew Chee Phoong • Law Fah Ngin 491 • Yong Chee Shan 1357 • Yong Yin Fatt, Roderick 1367 Chin Yee Whah • Cheah Fook Ling, Jeffrey 92 • Ting Pek Khiing 1178 Lily V. Chiu • Lyù Lan 724 Nancy Chng • Salim, Anthony (1st co-author: Richard Borsuk) 933 • Salim, Soedono (1st co-author: Richard Borsuk) 935 Ch’ng Kim See • Tan Cheng Lock 1055 • Yong Shook Lin 1362 Chong Fah Hing • Lim Swee Tin 668 • Yang Quee Yee 1308
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31. 32.
33. 34.
35. 36.
37. 38. 39.
40.
41.
42.
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Chong Siou Wei • Lee Yee 551 • Tan Lok Han 1088 • Tay Lian Soo 1145 • Thio Tiauw Siat / 1174 Terence Chong • Ong Keng Sen 828 Aekapol Chongvilaivan • Chin Sophonpanich 140 • Dhanin Chiarawanon 232 Choo Jun Lee • Lau Ah Kok 487 Chua Chong Jin • Lim Tong Hai 671 • Wong Peng Soon 1286 Davin Chua Chin Pei • Trònh Thuœy Diêu 1215 Linette Chua • Chua, Antonio Roxas (2nd co-author: Teresita Ang-See) 176 • Dy, James 245 Vincent Chua • Sy Sieng Suy 1031 Stephanie Chung Po-yin • Eu Tong Sen 256 Siu Su Co • Tan Lo Ping 1086 • Yen,Y.C. James 1330 Charles A. Coppel • Kwee Hing Tjiat 461 • Lie Kim Hok 567 • Oei Tiong Ham 796 • Siauw Giok Tjhan 970 • Sindhunatha, Kristoforus 991 A. Dahana • Lie Tjeng Tjoan, John 571 • Soe Hok Gie 996 • Tjan Tjoe Siem (2nd co-author: Agni Malagina) 1184 • Tjan Tjoe Som 1186 Daw Win • Aik Htun 3 • Aung Twin 24 • Chien Ho 128
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44.
45.
46. 47.
48. 49. 50.
51. 52.
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• Hoke Sein 345 • Jun Hong (1st co-author: U Kyi Shwin) 387 • Khine Khine Maw 404 • Khun Sa 422 • Kyaw Khine 474 • Kyee Paw 476 • Law Sit Han 494 • Lee Chee Shan (2nd co-author: Nyan Kyaw) 496 • Li Boon Tin 557 • Lim Chin Tsong 601 • Su Bin 1015 • Thaw Kaung 1166 • U E 1227 Aimee Dawis • Budianta, Melani 40 • Sidharta, Myra 973 • Susanti, Susi Lucia Francisca 1025 • Yeo Kuei Pin 1339 G. Uma Devi • Chen Chong Swee 99 • Chua Mia Tee 186 • Lai Kui Fang 482 • Ng Eng Teng 764 Marleen Dieleman • Ciputra 208 • Sampoerna, Putera 939 Ma. Ceres P. Doyo • Tan, Mary Christine RGS 1093 Aristotle Dy, S. J. • Huang, Daniel Patrick Lim, S.J. (2nd co-author: Maan D’Asis Pamaran) 363 Excel V. Dyquianco • Chua, Gerry 181 Arvin Tiong Ello • Ong, Lawrence Dy 833 Ginnie Faustino-Galgana • Dy, Manuel B., Jr. 248 • Tan, Michael L. 1097 Deanie Lyn Ocampo Go • Dakay, Benson 220 Goh Yu Mei • Amphon Bulaphakdi 9 • Botan 38 • Charoen Siriwatthanaphakdi 85
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53.
54. 55.
56.
57.
00a SEA_Ch V2_Prelims.indd 141
• Chuan Tanthana 196 • Hiaguang-iam Iamsuri 332 • Hong Taechawanit 352 • Khachon Tingthanathikun 399 • Liao Kongpo 560 • Lin Dieyi 681 • Mang Lee 741 • Ophat Hanvanich 857 • Phaichit Uwatthanakun 883 • Pho Chaeng 890 • Pusadi Kitaworanat 907 • Sahat Mahakhun 931 • Sima Gong 987 • Uthen Taechaphaibun 1231 Mary Somers Heidhues • T’ang Leang-Li (2nd co-author: Leo Suryadinata) 1133 • Thio Thiam Tjong 1171 • Tjong A Fie / 1196 • Kan Hok Hoei 393 Heng Pek Koon • Tan Siew Sin 1105 Russell Heng Hiang Khng • Khoo Kim Hai, Eric 412 • Neo Chee Keong, Jack 757 Hiew Swee Kwang • Chong Ah Fok 154 • Lim Cheng Choo 597 • Lim, Mary 647 • Yap Chong Teck 1317 Ho Khai Leong • Chan Choy Siong 67 • Chiam See Tong 123 • Goh Chok Tong 287 • Goh Keng Swee 292 • Hon Sui Sen 347 • Howe Yoon Chong 354 • Lee Kuan Yew 521 • Lim Bo Seng 590 • Lim Kim San 635 • Lim Kit Siang 638 • Lim Yew Hock 677 • Low Thia Khiang 708 • Ngiam Tong Dow 776 • Ong Teng Cheong 847
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59. 60.
61.
62.
63.
64. 65. 66. 67.
68. 69.
00a SEA_Ch V2_Prelims.indd 142
• Shih Choon Fong 965 • Sim Mow Yu 983 • Su Guaning 1017 • Tan Chong Tin 1062 • Tan Koon Swan 1081 • Toh Chin Chye 1199 • Yeo Liat Kok, Philip 1341 • Yeo Yong-Boon, George 1346 Ho Tak Ming • Khong Kam Tak 408 • Lee Loy Seng 527 • Leong Yew Koh 555 • Wong I Ek 1280 Ho Wah Kam • Wong Hie King, Ruth 1273 Ho Weng Hin • Ho Kwong Yew (2nd co-author: Tan Kar Lin) 338 • Wong Hong Kwok, Alfred (2nd co-author: Tan Kar Lin) 1278 Ho Yi Kai • Kong Hiap 443 • Pitt Chin Hui 899 • Seck Hong Choon 947 • Siong Khye 994 Hoon Chang Yau • Ong Teck Mong, Timothy 845 • Riady, James Tjahaja 923 • Riady, Mochtar 926 Huang Jianli • Ong Pang Boon 838 • Wang Gungwu 1250 Hui Yew-Foong • Pangestu, Prajogo 871 Jammes, Jérémy • Cao Trieàu Phát 54 Nida An Khafiyya • Kartajaya, Hermawan (1st co-author: Aris Ananta) 395 Kho Tong Guan • Tsai Ming-liang 1219 • Yeoh Chu-Kheng, Michelle 1347 Khor Yoke Lim • Tiong Hiew King 1182 Neil Khor Jin Keong • Lim Phaik Gan 651
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70.
71.
72. 73. 74.
75.
76.
77.
78.
79.
80.
81.
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Koh Tai Ann • Goh Poh Seng 296 • Ho Minfong 340 • Lim Poh Imm, Catherine 654 Sining Marcos Kotah • Gaisano, Henry 270 • Ong Chuan Seng (2nd co-author: Carmelea Ang See) 821 • Ty Eng Liong 1222 Kudo Yuko • Kwik Djoen Eng 469 Didi Kwartanada • Liem Thian Joe 580 U Kyaw Naing • Maung Maung Than 747 • Myint Shwe 751 U Kyi Shwin • Jun Hong (2nd co-author: Daw Win) 387 • Kyin Bin (2nd co-author: Nyan Kyaw) 478 Rosa Concepcion Ladrido • Cabangon Chua, Antonio 49 • Tan, Samuel K. 1103 Law Fah Ngin • Han Min Yuan 314 • Hong Kok Tin 349 • Kuan Yin Choi 445 • Lau Hong Siong 489 • Shen Ren Shi 961 • Sung, T.S. 1021 Lê Haûi Đaêng • Lyù Ngoïc Minh 726 • Tröông Hán Minh 1217 Lee Chee Hiang • Chen Wen Hsi 111 • Lien Ying Chow 583 • Lim Nee Soon 649 • Liu Yin Soon 690 Lee Guan Kin • Khoo Seok Wan 417 • Lim Boon Keng 594 • Song Ong Siang 1008 Lee Hock Guan • Kuok Hock Nien, Robert 453 • Lee Sin Cheng 544
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83.
84. 85.
86.
87.
88. 89.
90.
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• Tan Chee Yioun,Vincent 1050 • Yeoh Sock Ping, Francis 1352 Lee Kam Hing • Chan Wai Chang, Rose 82 • Choong Ewe Beng, Eddy 172 • Lee Hau Shik 508 • Lee Kim Sai 515 • Loke Wan Tho 694 • Loke Yew 697 • Ong Ka Ting 826 • Ong, Omar Yoke Lin 835 Lee Yok Fee • Choo Yeang Keat, Jimmy 170 • Lee Lam Thye 525 • Lim Geok Chan 617 • Teo Soo Cheng 1157 • Wee Boon Ping 1253 Lee Yow Ching • Chin Fung Kee 132 Leong Weng Kam • Ee Peng Liang 252 • Hsu, Teresa 356 • Lee Dai Soh 503 Lew Bon Hoi • Chen, David 101 • Hsu Yun-Tsiao 358 • Huang Yun Yo 368 • Loot Ting Yee 703 • Quek Suan Hiang 916 • Shen Ting 963 • Yen Yuan Chang 1332 Francis Lim Khek Gee • Kong Hee 441 • Yong Sooi Nghean, Gregory 1365 Hank Lim • Lim Chong Yah (2nd co-author: Lim Tai Wei) 607 Ivy Maria Lim • Ong Beng Seng 812 • Tang Choon Keng 1130 • Wee Cho Yaw 1255 Jason Lim • Lim Keng Lian 631
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91.
92.
93. 94. 95.
96.
97. 98. 99.
00a SEA_Ch V2_Prelims.indd 145
Lim Boon Hock • Aing Khun (2nd co-author: Leo Suryadinata) 5 • Chan Sarun 76 • Chen Huiming (2nd co-author: Leo Suryadinata) 105 • Ear Cheam Heng 250 • Hann Khieng 319 • Inthilath, Xay 373 • Linsakoun, Tei 683 • Lu Lay Sreng (2nd co-author: Leo Suryadinata) 712 • Ngor, Haing S. (2nd co-author: Leo Suryadinata) 784 • Phat, David 889 • Pung Kheav Se 905 • Rattanavan, Bou 920 • Savanvaly, Thao Leng 943 • Somsath, Boun Iene 1007 • Sy Kong Triv 1030 • Visonnavong,Vithoune and Visonnavong,Vouavansy 1236 Lim Chooi Kwa • Lee Seng Peng 539 • Lim Fong Seng 615 Lim Lee Ching • Yap Chioh Hiong, Arthur 1315 Lim Mooi Lang • Cheng Heng Jem, William 116 Lim Tai Wei • Lee Wee Nam 549 • Lim Chong Yah (1st co-author: Hank Lim) 607 • Lum, Olivia 714 Liu Hong • Soeto Meisen 1005 • Tong Djoe 1201 Lo Yuet Keung • Huang Yao 365 Loh Wei Leng • Chong, Rosemary (2nd co-author: Tan Ai Boay) 161 Sharon Loo • Ang Peng Siong 14 • Cham Tao Soon 57 • Chan Heng Chee 69 • Chao Tzee Cheng 83 • Chen, Georgette 103
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102. 103. 104.
105. 106.
107.
108. 109.
110.
00a SEA_Ch V2_Prelims.indd 146
• Chiang See Ngoh, Claire 126 • Choy Su-Mei, Elizabeth 175 • Goh Choo San 289 • Jing Junhong 385 • Khoo Teck Puat 419 • Lee Siew Choh 542 • Lim Chin Siong 599 • Ong Tjoe Kim 850 • Sim Wong Hoo 985 • Tan Chi’-Loong, Benedict 1058 • Tan Howe Liang 1071 • Yeo Keng Lian 1336 • Yeo Weiling, Joscelin 1343 • Yip Cheong Fun 1355 Jade Lim Lopez • Mallare, Florencio Tan 738 Jamie Mackie (†) • Rahardja, Hendra 919 • Soeryadjaya, William 999 • Widjaja, Eka Tjipta 1266 Mak Lau Fong • Bai Yao 28 Agni Malagina • Tjan Tjoe Siem (1st co-author: A. Dahana) 1184 Ruth Manimtim-Floresca • Chua, William T. 191 • Tancaktiong, Tony 1127 Duncan McCargo • Chamlong Srimuang 59 Michael J. Montesano • Bunchu Rotchanasathian 45 • Chuan Likphai 194 • Phraya Ratsadanupradit 896 Sutrisno Murtiyoso • Liem Bwan Tjie 573 • Oey Kim Tiang 805 U Mya Han • Taw Sein Ko 1138 Dinesh Naidu • Lim Chong Keat 605 • Ng Keng Siang 766 Neo Peng Fu • Chuang Chu Lin 198
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111.
112.
113.
114.
115.
116. 117.
118. 119. 120.
121. 122.
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• Ly Sing Ko 728 • Wu Teh Yao 1299 Ng Beoy Kui • Aw Boon Haw 26 • Lee Kong Chian 519 • Tan Chay Yan 1046 Ng Yean Leng • Wen Zichuan 1264 • Wu An 1292 Ngeow Yeok Meng • Ngeow Sze Chan 774 • Tan Chee-Beng 1052 • Yen Ching-hwang 1328 Nguyeãn Thò Thanh Xuân • Dö Thò Hoàn 243 • Quách Taán 911 Niew Shong Tong • Chiew Chee Phoong 130 • Nyau Tze Lim 792 • Ong Boon Pang 814 • Ong Kim Kee 831 • Tan Tian Zhen 1117 • Yu Chin Chai 1376 Nishizaki Yoshinori • Banharn Silpa-archa 33 Nyan Kyaw • Kyin Bin (1st co-author: U Kyi Shwin) 478 • Lee Chee Shan (1st co-author: Daw Win) 496 Ana Esperanza Ong • Yuyitung, Quintin and Yuyitung, Rizal 1385 Susy Ong • Tong, Stephen 1204 Ooi Kee Beng • Khoo Kay Kim 410 • Lim Kean Siew 626 • Tan Chee Khoon, David 1048 Yu Un Oppusunggu • Gautama, Sudargo 273 Maan D’Asis Pamaran • Ching, Jeffrey 144 • Huang, Daniel Patrick Lim, S.J. (1st co-author: Aristotle Dy, S. J.) 363 • Sia, Isidro C. 967
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125.
126. 127. 128. 129. 130.
131. 132.
133. 134. 135. 136.
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Rajes Paula • Lee Chong Wei 498 Phaïm Hoàng Quân • Đôùi Ngoan Quân 241 • Hà Laõn Hùng 310 • Löông Thieáu Hàng 719 • Lyù Vaên Hùng 731 Phan Thò Yeán Tuyeát • Phan Xích Long 887 • Quách Đàm 909 • Taï Maõ Vieãn 1040 Pongphisoot Busbarat • Thaksin Shinawatra 1162 Angelia Poon Mui Cheng • Lee Tzu Pheng 546 Quah Sy Ren • Kuo Pao Kun 450 David Reeve • Ong Hok Ham 823 Anna Katarina Rodriguez • Ang Kiukok 11 • Aquino, Corazon Cojuangco 21 • Chiu Kim She, Santos 149 • Go, Josiah Lim 279 • Gokongwei, John Jr. 300 • Ma Mon Luk 736 • Sy, Henry 1027 • Tan, Lucio (1st co-author: Carmelea Ang See) 1090 • Ty, George S.K. (2nd co-author: Carmelea Ang See) 1224 Liway Czarina Ruizo • Chan, Jose Mari 71 Claudine Salmon • Siem Piet Nio 977 • Thung Sin Nio, Betsy 1176 • Tio Ie Soei 1180 Mari Santiago • Lee, Ricardo Arriola 532 Seng Yu Jin • Cheong Soo Pieng 119 Serizawa, Satohiro • Tam Assou, Franciscus Xaverius 1041 Myra Sidharta • Kho Ping Ho 406
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137. 138. 139.
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• Kwa Tjoan Sioe 457 • Nio Joe Lan 788 • Nyoo Cheong Seng 794 • Ouw Tjoei Lan 859 • Tan Hong Boen 1069 • Widjaja, Mira 1268 Ayke Soraya • Iskandar, Nathanael (1st co-author: Aris Ananta) 375 Stephen Suleeman • Darmaputera, Eka 227 Leo Suryadinata • Aing Khun (1st co-author: Lim Boon Hock) 5 • Alim, Markus 7 • Ang-See, Teresita 18 • Budiman, Arief 43 • Chen Huiming (1st co-author: Lim Boon Hock) 105 • Fang Beifang 259 • Gan Say Hong 272 • Gozali, Hendrick 305 • Gunarsa, Singgih D. 307 • Hardjonagoro 322 • Harsono, FX 324 • Hasan, Mohammad Bob 326 • Jinarakkhita, Bhikku Ashin 383 • Jusuf, Tedy 391 • Karya, Teguh 397 • Kurniawan, Rudy Hartono 455 • Kwee Tek Hoay 464 • Kwik Kian Gie 472 • Lee Khoon Choy 513 • Lembong, Eddie 552 • Liaw Yock Fang 562 • Liem Koen Hian 576 • Liem Swie King 579 • Lim Kek Tjiang 628 • Lu Lay Sreng (1st co-author: Lim Boon Hock) 712 • Lyman, Susanta 733 • Marga T. 743 • Masagung 745 • Murdaya, Siti Hartati 749 • Ngor, Haing S. (1st co-author: Lim Boon Hock) 784 • Oei Tjoe Tat 798 • Oey, Abdul Karim 800
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• Oey Tong Pin 807 • Ojong, Petrus Kanisius 810 • Phoa Keng Hek 892 • Sarasin Viraphol 941 • See Chinben 949 • Shen Demin 959 • Sidharta, Priguna 975 • Silalahi, Harry Tjan 979 • Soeto Tjan 1393 • Suryono, Bambang 1023 • Tan Joe Hok 1073 • Tan, Sofyan 1108 • Tan Tjeng Bok 1119 • T’ang Leang-Li (1st co-author: Mary Somers Heidhues) 1133 • The Teng Chun 1167 • Tjahaja Purnama, Basuki 1395 • Tjiok San Fang, Elsie 1189 • Tjoe Bou San 1194 • Uray, Burhan 1229 • Wanandi, (Albertus) Sofjan 1246 • Wanandi, Jusuf 1248 • Yan Weizhen 1306 • Yap Thiam Hien 1321 • Yap Tjwan Bing 1324 • Young, Fifi 1372 Andrea Tan • Bangayan, Teofilo Tan 30 • Ong, Charlson Lim 816 • Palanca, Ellen Huang 864 Eugene K. B. Tan • Koh Thong Bee, Tommy 435 • Yong Pung How 1359 Kevin Y. L. Tan • Chan Sze Jin 80 • Chee Soon Juan 95 • Chen Su Lan 109 • Fann Wong 263 • Fong Chong Pik 265 • Fong Swee Suan 267 • Ho Ching 334 • Ho Kwon Ping 336 • Khoo Oon Teik 415 • Kwan Wai Meng, Robert 459 • Lee Hsien Loong 511
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143. 144. 145.
146. 147. 148.
149.
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• Lee Seng Gee 536 • Lee Seng Wee 541 • Lim Siew Ming, Arthur 663 • Ng Teng Fong 768 • Seah Cheng Siang 945 • Shaw, Runme 956 • Sim Kee Boon 981 • Soon Peng Yam 1010 • Sun Yanzi, Stefanie 1019 • Tan Ah Tah 1044 • Tan Chin Tuan 1060 • Tan Chye Cheng 1065 • Tan Keng Yam, Tony 1079 • Tan Thoon Lip, John 1116 • Tan Wee Hin, Leo 1124 • Tay Chong Hai 1140 • Teo Eng Hock 1155 • Wee Chong Jin 1258 • Wee Kim Wee 1260 • Wee Swee Teow 1262 • Wong Hock Boon 1276 • Yeoh Ghim Seng 1350 Marlinda Angbetic Tan • Chiongbian, William Lee 147 Maybelle Tan • Dee Ching Chuan 229 Mely G. Tan • Lie Dharmawan 565 • Lie Tek Tjeng 569 • Oey-Gardiner, Mayling 803 • Pangestu, Mari 869 • Soesastro, Hadi Marwoto 1002 • Thee Kian Wie 1169 Tan Ai Boay • Chong, Rosemary (1st co-author: Loh Wei Leng) 161 Tan Ai Mei • Ong Chiow Huen 819 Tan Chong Tin • Chua Kaw Bing 184 • Looi Lai Meng 700 • Ong Soon Hock 843 Tan Kar Lin • Ho Kwong Yew (1st co-author: Ho Weng Hin) 338 • Wong Hong Kwok, Alfred (1st co-author: Ho Weng Hin) 1278
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151. 152.
153.
154. 155. 156. 157.
158. 159. 160. 161. 162.
163.
164.
00a SEA_Ch V2_Prelims.indd 152
Yvette Natalie U. Tan • Lim, Alfredo Siojo 585 • Pedro, Cecilio 878 Teo Han Wue • Lee Man Fong 529 Tey Tai Sin • Chong King Liong (1st co-author:Yong Sun Yong) 159 • Teo Bak Kim (1st co-author:Yong Sun Yong) 1154 • Wong Kee Tat (1st co-author:Yong Sun Yong) 1282 Thung Ju Lan • Dananjaya, James 222 • Jahja, H. Junus 378 • Setiono, Benny Gatot 954 • Tan, Mely G. 1095 • Winarta, Frans Hendra 1271 Traàn Sôœ Leä • Löông Chí CöôΩng 717 Daniel C. Tsang • Jao Trieäu Phát, Frank 380 Tuaán Hoàng • Vöông Hoàng Seån 1241 Kornphanat Tungkeunkunt • Hu Yi 361 • Nianlamei 786 • Phonlachet Kitaworanat 895 Voon Phin Keong • Ho Peng Yoke 342 Wan Lei • Yao Tuo 1312 Wang Zineng • Chua Soo Bin 189 C .J. W.-L. Wee • Lee, Dick 505 Johannes Widodo • Lim Siew Wai, William 665 • Liu Thai Ker 687 • Tay Kheng Soon 1142 Wong Chin Huat • Kuek Ho Yao 448 • Too Joon Hing 1206 Wong Seet Leng • Chin Poy Wu, Henry 138 • Lim Kok Wing 639
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165. 166.
167. 168.
169. 170. 171.
172.
173.
174.
175.
176.
00a SEA_Ch V2_Prelims.indd 153
Wong Sin Kiong • Wu Lien-Teh 1296 Wong Wun Bin • Chuk Mor 201 • Kim Beng 423 • Lee San Choon 534 • Lim Chooi Kwa 610 • Paik Wan 861 Wong Yee Tuan • Loh Boon Siew 692 Wasana Wongsurawat • Preecha Phisitkasem 902 • Puey Ungphakon 903 • Seow Houtseng Sribunrueang 952 • Wu Jiyue 1295 Peachy Yamsuan • Sin, Jaime Lachica 989 Yasushi Sadayoshi • Ko Kwat Tiong 428 Agnes S. K.Yeow • Ee Tiang Hong 254 • Lee Kok Liang 517 • Lim Geok Lin, Shirley 619 Ching Fatt Yong • Tan Kah Kee 1075 • Tan Lark Sye 1083 Yong Pow Ang • Chua Thian Poh 1391 • Kwek Leng Beng 467 Yong Sun Yong • Chong King Liong (2nd co-author: Tey Tai Sin) 159 • Teo Bak Kim (2nd co-author: Tey Tai Sin) 1154 • Wong Kee Tat (2nd co-author: Tey Tai Sin) 1282 Yow Cheun Hoe • Fang Xiu 261 • Liang Wern Fook 558 • Wong Meng Voon 1284 • Wong Yoon Wah 1291 • Xing Ying 1304 • Yeng Pway Ngon 1335 • You Jin 1370 Yu Chin Chai • Chan Sui Kiat 78
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• Chong Wan Oon, Steven 163 • Goh King Chin 294 • Lim Beng Thai 588 • Lim Seng Kok 660 • Lim Teck Hoo 670 • Newn Ah Foott, George 762 • Onn Siew Siong 855 • Peng Eng Lee 880 • Soon Seng Lee 1012 Zhou Zhao Cheng • Pan Shou 867 • Tan Swie Hian 1110
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