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Moo-chi (Kang Ha-neul), the head of the bandits, who claims to be the best swordsman in Goryeo, and Hae-rang (Han Hyo-joo), the owner of a pirate ship that conquered the sea. Although they are destined to be together on the same boat, they continue their windless voyage, bumping into each other in the mountains and seas, from birth to opposite extremes. One day, while clearing the pirate ship, they find out that the treasure of the royal family that disappeared without a trace is hidden somewhere, and they set out ona dangerous adventure in search of the largest treasure that will never be seen again in their pirate life. But they weren't the only ones after the missing treasure. Bu Heung-soo (Kwon Sang-woo), a traitor who will do anything to get what he wants, alsojumps into the sea to claim the treasure.

Iskandar Shah, the Sultan of Malacca, is today commemorated in a reconstructed royal palace with cast figures and courtiers attending him in royal splendor. He sits on a raised wooden platform surrounded by guards. The carved window frames and screens look out down a hillside where the hazy sea spreads away. That sea is narrow, a strait between the peninsula of modern-day Malaysia and the island of Sumatra. The Sultan's authority rests upon his control of a vital trading port, midway between the Indian Ocean with its domination by Indian and Arab traders, and the South China Sea and Pacific. The seas around Malacca are filled with merchants and tribute vessels, and by the Orang Laut sea people who serve as a patrol force, steering flotillas to shore for obligatory trade.

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If the vigour of this race has not deteriorated during the last centuries it is certain that their fertility has diminished. For some time the birthrate has remained stationary. Retrogression is exhibited in other ways also, for although their ancient civilization must have been highly advanced, little trace of it remains in their present low level of intellect. All ambition to renew the glories of the past has long since evaporated. The ruins of many monuments tell of the ancient splendours, but the living representatives are quite content to recount the triumphs without any desire to emulate them. Is it incapacity or merely universal apathy? The indolence of the Cham is notorious. Even the building of their houses they leave to their neighbours the Annamites.

P Klong Garai is said to have founded the second capital, Bal-Hangov, the "City of Pine Trees," the reputed traces of which have been discovered near Hu. Finally P Binsuor shed the lustre of his name on Bal Angouai, the ruins of which are still visible at Cha Bn in the province of Binh Dinh. Some philologists associate this city with the ancient town of Balonga mentioned by Ptolemy. For this last ruler, however, whose great achievement was the repulse of the Annamite invasion, the Cham have substituted the name of P Ram, a prince of no great fame, who seems to have been a kind of adventurer who sprang into importance by marrying a princess of royal blood. e24fc04721