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Tanjung first housed human inhabitants in Palaeolithic times, with its housing various medieval dynasties and kingdoms, including the Langkasuka, one of the largest dynasties in maritime Southeast Asia. Tanjung was directly occupation by various Muslim empires such as the Malacca Sultanate and the Bruneian Empire, with traders from the various other cultures help spread Buddhism, Hinduism Confucianism and Islam across Tanjung, although the native religion Khalisism remained dominant. In the 1600's the Qing dynasty enforced suzerainty over Tanjung installing the Qiao dynasty to rule over the region. The dynasty of Qiao unified large portions of the islands in 1666, and ruled until Tanjung became a protectorate of Britain around 1830, with the monarchy being subservient to British interests.