Section 24: Jempol Background

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Background

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The Jempol District Council was established on August 1, 1980 as a follow-up to the re-delimitation exercise of the Kuala Pilah division. The redelineation exercise has created a new district known as Jempol District previously known as Bahau Kecil division which is under the administration of Kuala Pilah division.

Since its formation and before on June 14, 2001, the Jempol District Council office often moved locations. Initially, the Jempol District Council office was located in Bandar Bahau, JKR Building. Then in 1985 changed to the Jempol District Council Hall located in Jalan Murah, Bahau and in 1986, again moved back to Rumah JKR. In 1987, the Jempol District Council office was at Jalan Taman Tasik, Bahau until 16 December 2001. Now, the Jempol District Council has its own building in Bandar Seri Jempol, formerly known as Bandar Baru Serting.

In general, Jempol District is bordered by Bera District, Pahang to the north, Jelebu District to the southwest, Kuala Pilah District to the west, Tampin District to the south and Segamat District, Johor to the southeast. Jempol is the largest district in Negeri Sembilan with a size of 148,277.32 hectares consisting of five regions (subdistricts), Serting Ilir, Serting Ulu, Kuala Jempol, Jelai and Rompin. However, the operational area of the Jempol District Council is only 27,091 hectares (18 percent) or the size of all parts where most of it includes the area around Bandar Baharu, Bandar Seri Jempol, Pekan Batu Kikir, Pekan Rompin and Mahsan.

Jempol District Council functions are inline with the main objective of setting it up, as expressed in the Local Government Act 1876,Act 171.In principle, its function is to provide municipality services to the residents in its area of operation in respect of general health, garbage management, town and country planning, natural environment protection,building control, improving social and economy, and municipal infrastructure maintenance.

After 39 years of its establishment on 29 January 2019 Jempol District Council was declared as Jempol Municipal Council and became the 4th municipal council in Negeri Sembilan. The declaration ceremony was completed by the Yang Dipertuan Besar of Negeri Sembilan, Tuanku Muhriz ibni Almarhum Tuanku Munawir located at Jempol Municipal Council Square.

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Contents

01–10Origins & History
  1. 01Introduction
  2. 02Origin of bahau
  3. 03Bahau History
  4. 04Overview of Bahau
  5. 05The Story of a Small Town
  6. 06Feng Shui
  7. 07Antebellum story
  8. 08Historical Review of Malaysia
  9. 09State of emergency and Anti-British Struggle
  10. 10The vicissitudes of a century-old railway
11–22Clubs, Trades & Town Life
  1. 11Pre-Police Volunteer Club
  2. 12Sports club
  3. 13The Timber Industry · Historical Photographs
  4. 14Property Development
  5. 15Traditional Grocery Stores
  6. 16Bahau Mandarin
  7. 17Nanyang Folks of “Overseas Chinese Identity”
  8. 18A small well is witnesses of the deep friendship
  9. 19Mobile movie
  10. 20The Rise and Fall of the Bahau Theater Series
  11. 21Sketch
  12. 22Old Photo
23–28Jempol District
  1. 23Muar River
  2. 24Jempol Background
  3. 25Jempol Elevated to City Status
  4. 26History Of Jempol
  5. 27Times of Glory
  6. 28DAP Bahau
29–34Sports & Culture
  1. 29Sport Basketball
  2. 30Sport Table Tennis
  3. 31Chi Wen Athletics
  4. 32Bahau Cultural Walk
  5. 33Revisiting Historical Memories
  6. 34Bahau Mini Exhibition
35–52Villages & Places
  1. 35Taisho Mountain: Bahau's Heaven on Earth
  2. 36Sungai Lui New Village
  3. 37Sungai Lui Memorial
  4. 38Seri Air Hitam Chinese New Village
  5. 39SJKC Chung Hua Air Hitam
  6. 40Kampung Mahsan
  7. 41Hundred years of history Mahsan former police station
  8. 42Bahau Concentration Camp for Eurasians
  9. 43SJKC Kg Baru Mahsan
  10. 44SMK Bahau 2
  11. 45Kampung Indah
  12. 46Batu Bakar
  13. 47Chu Ward Village
  14. 48Pak Ka Choon Village
  15. 49Ten Houses
  16. 50Hainan Village
  17. 51Kampung Rata
  18. 52Kepis Village
53–76Schools, Temples & Associations
  1. 53Temples, Schools, and Associations
  2. 54Chi Wen Primary School
  3. 55St. Aiden
  4. 56SJKC Middleton
  5. 57SJKC Bahau
  6. 58SMJK Chi Wen Bahau
  7. 59SMK Datuk Mansor Bahau
  8. 60SMK Bahau
  9. 61Memories of the Kuan Yin Temple
  10. 62Bahau Fo Guang Shan
  11. 63Sri Maha Muthu Mariamman Temple
  12. 64Chi Wen Alumni Association (Bahau) Johor Selatan
  13. 65Selangor and KL (Bahau) Chi Wen Alumni Association
  14. 66Persatuan Perniaga-perniaga Kecil Bahau
  15. 67Bahau old photo
  16. 68Gabungan Persatuan Tionghua Bahau
  17. 69Persatuan Siong Kong Bahau
  18. 70Persatuan Ko Chou Bahau
  19. 71Persatuan Hainan Daerah Jempol
  20. 72Persatuan Teo Chew Bahau
  21. 73Persatuan Hakka Bahau
  22. 74Persatuan Catur China Bahau
  23. 75Persatuan Kaligrafi Daerah Jempol
  24. 76Persatuan Hokkien Eng Choon Har Leng M’sia
77–83People, Events & Landmarks
  1. 77Bahau Chinese Cemetery
  2. 78Mmemorating the 830 Incident
  3. 79The Political Journey of Dato Thong Hiang Kim
  4. 80Datuk Lim Kok Tiong
  5. 81Chua Gui’s legendary career and educational career
  6. 82Rain Tree
  7. 83Malaysian “Sakura”---Tabebuia rosea
84–96Around Bahau
  1. 84Ladang Geddes
  2. 85Grace Hall
  3. 86The story of Ladang Geddes
  4. 87SJK(C) Chung Hua
  5. 88Rompin Jempol
  6. 89Ng Chun Introduction
  7. 90SJK(C) Chung San
  8. 91Batu Kikir, Jempol
  9. 92Teratak Zaaba Museum
  10. 93Exploring Kampong Lonek: The Beauty of Rural Bamboo Craftsmanship and Rice Fields
  11. 94“Wave Rock” of Malaysia - Hiking along Bukit Baginda Trail
  12. 95The History of Chi Sin School
  13. 96Editorial Team and Acknowledgements

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