Owner of two Hang Tuah keris vows to never sell them


Rare artefacts: The Keris Sundang (top) and Keris Hukum (bottom) were believed to have belonged to Hang Tuah which have been passed down from generation to generation since about 600 years ago. — Bernama

MELAKA: Despite receiving an offer of up to RM1mil for the 600-year-old “Keris Sundang” and “Keris Hukum”, believed to have belonged to Hang Tuah, Tun Muhammad Amin Tun Ahmad will never sell them.

Tun Muhammad Amin, 49, who claimed to be the 11th heir of the legendary Malay warrior, said the heirlooms are priceless.

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