| abstract | - The flag of Sarawak.
- Regarding ancient history, there isn't any. Sarawak was first colonised by Charles Brooke in early 19th Century, who found Malays and Ibans revolting against sultan of Brunei whose younger brother Jefri was disturbing them with his racing cars and wild drinking parties. Brooke promised the sultan he would quell the rebellion in exchange for a couple million acres of land. Brooke volunteered several useful family members, with aptitude but no experience at government, and graciously accepted the title of Rajah. In 1941, Sarawak was captured by the Japanese. They introduced bukkake, doraemon, dragon ball, manga and anime. The Japanese were forced to leave in 1945. After that, the British returned and ruled the country for another 22 years, then gave the job over to Malaysia. Local discontent resumed, but Malaysia quelled it by introducing the pondan system, flooding town streets with ladyboys.
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