Tunku Abdul Rahman
first Prime Minister of Malaysia (1903-1990)
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Tunku Abdul Rahman was Malaysia's first Prime Minister, leading the country from its independence in 1957 until 1970, and he played a crucial role in guiding Malaysia through its early years as a nation. He is historically significant because he shaped Malaysia's founding principles and governance during a formative period, making him a central figure in the country's modern history.
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Died6 December 1990(1990-12-06) (aged 87) Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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