WCH, Sultanate of Magindanaw, and Kingdom of Sumedang Larang Officially Confirmed Brotherhood

(L-R) Maha Putri Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura, Sri Radya H.R.I Lukman Soemadisoeria, 
Sultan Zulkarnain Mastura Kudarat VI

22nd October, Sumedang Larang - Following a triumphant mission in Cirebon, the esteemed delegates of the Royal Tour, including HM Sultan Zulkarnain Mastura Kudarat VI, HRH Queen Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura, and Bai Salima Mastura, arrived at the Kingdom of Sumedang Larang, where they were met with a warm and gracious reception.

The royal festivities unfurled with the kingdom's traditional warrior dance, leading to a welcome address from His Majesty Sri Radya H.R.I Lukman Soemadisoeria, the reigning king of Sumedang Larang. He shared profound insights into the kingdom’s storied past and spoke of the seven ancient crowns of Asia that arose in the earliest epochs, spanning Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines, Vietnam, Cambodia, and Brunei.

In her address, Queen Mariam, the Maha Putri of the Royal House of Luzon Tagalog and a pivotal figure of the tour, elaborated on the Royal Tour's mission and unveiled plans for an upcoming WCH Royal Summit in Indonesia, set to grace the year 2025.

Sultan Zulkarnain expressed his vision for a robust partnership with the Kingdom of Sumedang Larang, while Bai Salima conveyed her heartfelt gratitude to both the King and Queen.

A highlight of the event was the illustrious presentation of the “Greatest Humanitarians of the World” award to Rajah Lukman, recognizing his extraordinary impact and contributions to his community and humanity at large. This prestigious accolade is one of the flagship celebrations organized by We Care for Humanity, often held at the United Nations.

As a symbol of appreciation and brotherhood, Rajah Lucman bestowed medals and pins upon the three Filipino royals.

In a splendid display of hospitality, the king personally escorted the delegates through the palace and museum, culminating in a sumptuous feast.

The program gracefully concluded in the king's historical study room, where they signed a letter of intent, paving the way for a memorandum of understanding, a testament to their newfound alliance.

The signing of the letter of intent marked the beginning of a promising collaboration between the We Care for Humanity, the Sultanate of Magindanaw and the Kingdom of Sumedang Larang. This partnership is expected to foster cultural exchange, economic cooperation, and mutual support in humanitarian efforts. As the delegates departed, there was a sense of renewed hope and shared purpose among the gathered dignitaries.

The royal visit not only strengthened ties between the nations but also highlighted the rich cultural heritage and shared histories of Southeast Asia. It set a precedent for future engagements aimed at advancing peace, prosperity, and understanding across the region.

As the sun set over the ancient kingdom, the echoes of the day's celebrations lingered in the air, a reminder of the enduring bonds of friendship and the bright future ahead for these intertwined legacies.