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Singapore History: Where was Longyamen, the Dragon Teeth Gate?

Decoding Sejarah Melayu: The Hidden History of Ancient Singapore Revised edition coming soon 2024 Available in ebook on Amazon, Apple, Barnes&Noble, Rakuten & more: https://books2read.com/u/4jEzvk Many Singaporea historians believe Longyamen 龙牙门, a sea channel mentioned in Daoyi Zhilue 岛夷志略 written by Chinese merchant Wang Dayuan 汪大淵, is Keppel Harbour and its settlement was Singapura, Singapore's ancient city. However, Wang Dayuan reported that the Longyamen people were pirates, which opposes the Sejarah Melayu's descriptions of Singapura as a wealthy trading centre. If Longyamen was not Singapura, where can it be? 0:01 Singapore was called Temasek before Singapura was formed 0:11 Daoyi Zhilue written by Wang Dayuan in 1340s contains 3 references to Temasek 1:08 It described Longyamen, a sea channel intersected with 2 mountains of the Temasek natives, which had a waterway in the middle. Its settlement traded precious goods and lived people from China. 1:40 It's believed that Longyamen was Keppel Harbour which had 2 pointed rocks 2:27 Daoyi Zhilue spoke of Longyamen people as pirates. This contradicts picture of Singapura as a wealthy city 3:22 Temasek is also shown on the Mao Kun Map 3:54 JVG Mills' study of its sailing instructions found that Longyamen was the Singapore Straits 4:14 2 2 Chinese rutters mentioned a Temasek Gate. This was Keppel Harbour 4:45 Where were the mountains of Longyamen?