1699, Johor: While her husband, Admiral Laksamana Megat Sri Rama, was away at sea defending the kingdom from pirates, the heavily pregnant Dang Anum stayed behind in the capital. One day, a penghulu (village headman) passed by with a jackfruit harvested from the Sultan’s highly restricted royal orchard. Experiencing intense pregnancy cravings, Dang Anum begged for a taste. The headman took pity on her, cut out a single slice, and gave it to her.

When the jackfruit was served to the young Sultan Mahmud Shah II, he immediately noticed it had been cut. Incited by jealous palace officials who claimed that a commoner eating before the king brought immense shame upon the crown, the Sultan flew into a rage and summoned Dang Anum.

Terrified for her life, Dang Anum pleaded for mercy, explaining that she had only eaten the slice to satisfy the intense cravings of her unborn child.

Refusing to believe her and demanding immediate proof, the tyrannical 24-year-old Sultan ordered her abdomen to be cleaved open right there in the palace. According to historical fables, when her womb was cut open, the fetus was discovered with the piece of jackfruit in its mouth. Both Dang Anum and her unborn child died instantly.

The palace guards kept the horrific murder a close secret. When Megat Seri Rama returned victorious from his military expedition, he was met not with celebration, but with the news that his entire family had been brutally slaughtered by the king he served.

Devastated and enraged, Megat Seri Rama ambushed the Sultan on a Friday afternoon on September 3, 1699, stabbing him to death while the ruler was being carried in a royal palanquin to Friday prayers, earning the late ruler the title Sultan Mahmud Mangkat Dijulang - 'Sultan Mahmud who died while being carried on a royal litter'.

Because the Sultan died without a surviving heir, his death ended the Malacca royal bloodline that stretched back centuries. His Bendahara (chief minister), Abdul Jalil, subsequently assumed the throne as Sultan Abdul Jalil Shah IV, ruling over Johor and Pahang in what is now Peninsular Malaysia, as well as territories in the Riau Archipelago.

He was subsequently lured from Britain to Italy by the Israeli intelligence agency Mossad, where he was drugged and abducted. He was secretly transported to Israel and ultimately convicted in a trial that was held behind closed doors.

Vanunu spent 18 years in prison, including more than 11 in solitary confinement, though this type of punishment is not prescribed anywhere in Israel's penal code, nor imposed by his verdict. Released from prison in 2004, he was further subjected to a broad array of restrictions on his speech and his movement and arrested several times for violations of his parole terms, giving interviews to foreign journalists and attempting to leave Israel. He claims to have suffered from "cruel and barbaric treatment" at the hands of prison authorities, and suggests that things would have been different if he had not converted to Christianity.

In 2007 Vanunu was sentenced to six months in prison for violating terms of his parole. The sentence was considered unusually severe even by the prosecution, who expected a suspended sentence. In response, Amnesty International issued a press release in July 2007, stating that "The organization considers Mordechai Vanunu to be a prisoner of conscience and calls for his immediate and unconditional release." In May 2010 Vanunu was arrested again and sentenced to three months in jail on a charge that he had met foreigners, in violation of conditions of his 2004 release from prison. Since his most recent release from prison, Vanunu has been banned from leaving Israel to apply for asylum and join his wife in Norway, each time the expiration date of the ban approaches it has been extended[8]; this situation is unchanged as of 2026.

Vanunu has been characterized internationally as a whistleblower. American whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg has referred to him as "the preeminent hero of the nuclear era". In 1987, he was awarded the Right Livelihood Award for "his courage and self-sacrifice in revealing the extent of Israel's nuclear weapons program". Israel claims and regards Vanunu as a traitor.

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It's bloody horrendous! Is there a straight forward way of changing the one that's uploaded? Cheers in advance!

Do y'all have any go to wikipedia tools that you use? I am only familiar with the Rater.

On March 4, 2019, I edited the article to add to its first sentence. I added the language “as well as ‘motion picture box office receipts’.” Today, almost eight years later, I saw this Instagram post, which featured a screenshot of the article with my edit still there.

I thought it was pretty cool. Has this ever happened to anyone else? Theoretically, someone could recognize an edit of theirs on a TV show. Where’s the oddest place you’ve seen your edit?