What does Sultans Of Brunei mean?

"Sultans Of Brunei" means the head of state and government of Brunei Darussalam. Brunei is located on the north shore of Borneo in Southeast Asia, with a total area of 5,765 square kilometers. Brunei, together with Sarawak and Sabah in Malaysia, is known as the three states on the northern slope, and it is an autocratic monarchy. The whole country is divided into four districts: Brunei-Mora District, Malay District, Dadong District and Dambulong District.

Tourism is one of the priority areas of Brunei's vigorous development in recent years. The Brunei government has taken many measures to attract tourists to Brunei. The main tourist attractions are Shuicun, Royal Exhibition Hall, Mosque and Tambulong National Forest Park.

"Sultan" is the title of the monarch. "Sultan" is an official position similar to that of the governor in the history of Islam, and its title has only recently appeared in translation. There are many other translations of Sultan, such as Su Tan, Su Tan, Sulu Tan, Rousseau Tan (see Shi Ming) and Su Li Tan.

Sultan is an honorific title in Arabic, which has many meanings in history. At first, it was an abstract term of "power", "ruling power" and "ruling power" in Arabic, and later it became power and rule, and finally it became a title for a special ruler. The place ruled by Sudan, whether it is a dynasty or a country, can be called "Sultanate".