
Some 700 metres from the tombs of the 44 religious scholars (look at the article Makam 44 ulamak (Tombs of the 44 religious scholars)) lies the Queen Nahrisyah tomb complex.


The tomb of this female ruler who ruled the old kingdom of Samudera-Pasai early 15th century AD is said to be one of the most beautiful tomb in the whole Malay world.
His majesty herself is highly-esteemed as she is said to be just and full of love for her subjects.

Besides the tomb of Queen Nahrisyah there lies in turn this tomb which is said to belong to her father a Sultan of Samudera-Pasai.

Inside this complex there exist many more tombs of members of the Samudera-Pasai kingdom royalty also its nobles.

At the western end of the complex lies this long tomb. I have forgotten who it belongs to but if memory serves me right it belongs to a war general from Turkey who gave his service to the kingdom of Samudera-Pasai.
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