About: Kingdom of Ma-i

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The Kingdom of Ma-i (Old Tagalog: 国的麻逸, tr. Bansa nang Ma-i) was a Kingdom that consisted of the island of Mindoro, several adjacent islands, and the Buruka prefecture with its capital being Li Han. Ma-i shares a border with the Kingdom of Tondo to the north, and a maritime border with Madja-as Confederation to the south.

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rdf:type	Former country
rdfs:label	Kingdom of Ma-i
rdfs:comment	The Kingdom of Ma-i (Old Tagalog: 国的麻逸, tr. Bansa nang Ma-i) was a Kingdom that consisted of the island of Mindoro, several adjacent islands, and the Buruka prefecture with its capital being Li Han. Ma-i shares a border with the Kingdom of Tondo to the north, and a maritime border with Madja-as Confederation to the south.
established event	Establishment Annexation by Tondo
dcterms:subject	Great Han Empire
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year start	?
conventional long name	Kingdom of Ma-i
established date	9(xsd:integer) 1575(xsd:integer)
life span	? – 1575
S	Kingdom of Tondo
Continent	Asia
year end	1575(xsd:integer)
flag s	Flag of Tondo.png
stat pop	500000(xsd:integer)
government type	under the Ma dynasty
native name	Bansa nang Ma-i 国的麻逸
Largest City	Li Han
Capital	Li Han
Common name	Ma dynasty
stat-year	1575(xsd:integer)
abstract	The Kingdom of Ma-i (Old Tagalog: 国的麻逸, tr. Bansa nang Ma-i) was a Kingdom that consisted of the island of Mindoro, several adjacent islands, and the Buruka prefecture with its capital being Li Han. Ma-i shares a border with the Kingdom of Tondo to the north, and a maritime border with Madja-as Confederation to the south. It was established in the ninth century, establishing extensive trading ties with the Ming and Japan and serving as a major entrepot within the region. It would be subjugated as a Chinese tributary later on. Frequent contact with the Chinese would prompt the process of sinicisation, evident by the use of silk, Chinese cotton garments, and the prevalence of Mahayana Buddhism in place of Theravada Buddhism, the sect mainly practiced by its neighbours. Prior to the Han–Bruneian War, Mindoro was annexed into the Sultanate of Brunei and was converted into Islam. However, after Tondo intervention, it regained Mindoro, but was forced to renounce its status as a tributary of the Ming and to become a protectorate of Tondo. After being fed-up of foreign rule, it seceded from Tondo. The Lakandula conquered Li Han and the coastal parts of Mindoro during the Tondo conquest of Lusong, though the Ma resisted the Tondo for about two more decades, setting up a kingdom in inland Mindoro.

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