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Violet Coulson was the second wife of Tunku Abdul Rahman, the first Prime Minister of Malaysia . Friendship. Tunku had met Coulson in 1927, during his second year as a law student in London. She was an attractive lady who managed a restaurant where many Malayan students had their meals.
Violet Coulson ialah isteri kedua kepada Tunku Abdul Rahman, Perdana Menteri Malaysia [1]. Persahabatan. Tunku bertemu Coulson pada 1927, semasa tahun kedua pengajiannya sebagai pelajar undang-undang di London. Violet merupakan seorang gadis yang menguruskan sebuah restoran yang menjadi tempat pelajar Tanah Melayu makan [1].
Quick Facts. Also Known As: Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra Al-Haj ibni Almarhum Sultan Abdul Hamid Halim Shah. Died At Age: 87. Family: Spouse/Ex-: Meriam Chong (1933–1935), Sharifah Rodziah Alwi Barakbah (1939–1990), Violet Coulson (1935–1946) father: Sultan Abdul Hamid Halim Shah. mother: Cik Menjalara. siblings: Tunku Mahmud.
Violet Coulson, second wife of Tunku Abdul Rahman. During his second year in London, Tunku met Violet Coulson, an attractive woman five years his senior, who managed a restaurant frequented by Malayan students.
Dec 19, 2019 · Finding so little acceptance and finding Malayan women uncivilized, Violet spent most of her time with British official’s wives. This enhanced the Tunku’s career but angered him personally. Violet eventually went back to London without him.
On Meriam's death, Tunku wrote to his lady friend in England, Violet Coulson, who ran a coffee shop that Tunku had frequented as a student. When Tunku's letter reached Violet, she dropped everything and turned up in Singapore.
Violet Coulson. In 1933, when Tunku Abdul Rahman married Meriam, he brought Violet to visit Medan, Indonesia. The Kedah royal family strongly objected its members to marry with the English....
