Penulis asal Sejarah Melayu adalah Tun Sri Lanang yang dilahirkan di Bukit Seluyut, Johor pada tahun 1565. Tun Seri Lanang ialah Bendahara Paduka Raja, Johor antara tahun 1580 dan 1615 , serta penyunting Sejarah Melayu (buku, 1612) yang merupakan moyang kepada Sultan Johor dan Sultan Terengganu .

Salasilah kesultanan Terengganu yang terdapat dalam Sejarah Terengganu (buku) karya Haji Buyong Adil terbitan Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka 1974 ada menyatakan bahawa Tun Habib Abdul Majid (Bendahara Seri Maharaja, Johor - Marhum Padang Saujana - Bendahara Johor 1688-1697) yang menjadi Bendahara Johor dari 1688 hingga 1697 adalah bapa kepada Sultan Zainal Abidin I (Sultan Terengganu Pertama) dan kepada Sultan Abdul Jalil IV (Sultan Johor dari 1699 hingga 1719 ). Selanjutnya dipaparkan bahawa Tun Habib Abdul Majid adalah anak kepada Tun Mat Ali (Bendahara Paduka Maharaja, Johor), iaitu anak kepada Tun Seri Lanang (Bendahara Paduka Raja, Johor 1580-1615).

Dalam pengetahuan orang-orang Melayu , nama Tun Seri Lanang lebih dikenali sebagai salah seorang bijak pandai dan pengarang ulung bangsa Melayu yang setaraf dengan Munshi Abdullah (Pengarang Hikayat Abdullah).

Sumber:
http://www.johordt.gov.my/pelancongan/page/fakta_menarik_negeri_johor/

The modern Royal house of Johor (or Johore) trace their descent from one 'Aidarus of Aceh in Sumatra, a Sayyid from the Hadramaut in Southern Arabia. His male descendants came to rule over four states, Johor, Trengganu and Pahang in Malaysia and Lingga in Indonesia. The family frequently married into the old Royal House of Malacca-Johor, and succeeded to the Sultanate on the extinction of the male line in 1699. During the following two centuries, the once mighty empire continued its slow decline, prey to new powers from Europe and the wider Malay world. Sultan Mahmud Shah III died in 1811, without Royal heirs and without naming an heir from his surviving sons born of non-Royal wives. A dispute over the succession inevitably followed. The British supported his eldest son, Husain. The Dutch supported Husain's younger half-brother, 'Abdur Rahman. In return for their support, the British secured cession of the island of Singapore. The hinterland, bordering the mouth of the Johor river, continued to be administered by the Temenggong, a great territorial magnate and collateral descendant of the Royal House. The area around Pahang being administered by the Bendahara, a scion of the same family. The European antagonists eventually partitioned the kingdom into three separate states, Johor, Riau and Lingga. Johor came under British protection, Riau and Lingga under the Dutch (see Indonesia). Sultan Husain's son, Sultan 'Ali Iskandar Shah, succeeded him in 1835, but abdicate and ceded his rights over the mainland to Daing Ibrahim, who ruled as the Temenggong Sri Maharaja. Abu Bakar, Ibrahim's son succeeded in 1862. He modernised the state, introduced the first constitution in history, improved the administration, education and finance, and travelled widely in Europe and Asia. Five years after the death of Sultan 'Ali Iskandar Shah, he eschewed the lowly rank of Maharaja for the ancient title of Sultan. His death in a London hotel in 1895, ushered in the sixty-four year reign of his son, Sultan Sir Ibrahim. Coming to power during the last years of the Victorian age, through two world wars, including the Japanese occupation, to the eventual independence of a united Malaya, Ibrahim was a remarkable witness of his age. Sultan Sir Ismail, Ibrahim's eldest son and long-time under-study, succeeded in 1959 and reigned for 22 years. His son and successor has been a controversial figure in Malaysian political circles, nevertheless he served as King of the federation between 1984 and 1989.

Source: The Royal Ark

H.H. Sri Paduka Daing 'Abdu'l Rahman bin Dato' Temenggong Sri Maharaja Tun 'Abdu'l Hamid, Dato' Temenggong Sri Maharaja, son of Y.M. Sri Paduka Tun 'Abdu'l Hamid bin Dato' Temenggong Sri Maharaja Tun 'Abdu'l Jamal [Engku Daing Kechil], Dato' Temenggong Sri Maharaja, by his wife, Y.M. Engku Encik Kamis, daughter of Y.M. Sri Paduka Tun 'Abdu'l Jamal bin Dato' Bendahara Paduka Raja Tun Husain, Maharaja Indira Bongsu of Trengganu, educ. privately. Installed by Sultan Sultan Mahmud Ri'ayat Shah, at Lingga, before 11th March 1807. A staunch supporter of Sultan Husain over the claims of his half-brother, the Dutch candidate, 'Abdu'l Rahman. He befriended Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles, by whom he was encouraged to settle in Singapore with Sultan Husain, where he was instrumental in arranging the cession of the island to the British on 6th January 1819. Granted the hereditary style of His Highness by the British 30th January 1819. m. (first) Encik Yah binti Moffar, a lady of Bugis descent. m. (second) Y.M. Encik Engku Raja Wuk binti Raja Sulaiman, younger daughter of Y.M. Encik Engku Raja Sulaiman bin Arung Lingga, by his wife, Y.M. Raja Buntit binti Raja Haji, daughter of Y.M. Paduka Sri Raja Haji bin Raja Chelak. m. (third) A lady from Tanjong Surat. He d. at Teluk Belanga, Singapore, 8th December 1825 (bur. there at the Temenggong Mausoleum, Teluk Belanga Mosque),

1855 - 1862 H.H. Sri Paduka Dato Temenggong Sri Maharaja Tun Ibrahim bin Dato Temenggong Sri Maharaja Daing 'Abdu'l Rahman, Maharaja of Johor. b. on the island of Bulan, in the Riau archipelago, 8th December 1810, younger son of H.H. Sri Paduka Dato Temenggong Sri Maharaja Daing 'Abdu'l Rahman bin Dato Temenggong Sri Maharaja Tun 'Abdu'l Hamid, by his first wife, Encik Yah, educ. privately in Singapore. Acted for his elder brother from 1833. Replaced him as Sri Paduka Dato Temenggong Sri Maharaja, and installed at New Harbour, Singapore, 19th August 1841. Presented with the ceremonial sword of the Sultans of Johor in the presence of the Sultan of Johor, the Sultan of Lingga and Tuanku Ja'afar, by the Governor of the Straits Settlements, 31st August 1846. Installed as hereditary ruler of Johor with the title of Maharaja of Johor, and granted a hereditary salute of 11-guns, 10th March 1855. m. (first) before 1832, Encik Ngah. m. (second) Engku Long Muda. m. (third) before 1841, H.H. Tengku Andak binti al-Marhum Sultan 'Abdu'l-Rahman Mu'azzam Shah, third daughter of H.H. Paduka Sri Sultan 'Abdu'l Rahman I Mu'azzam Shah ibni al-Marhum Sultan Mahmud Shah Alam, Sultan and Yang di-Pertuan Besar of Lingga, Riau and its dependencies. He d. at Teluk Belanga, Singapore, 31st January 1862 (bur. there at the Temenggong Mausoleum, Teluk Belanga Mosque)

Syed Muhammad Naquib bin Ali bin Abdullah bin Muhsin al-Attas was born on September 5th, 1931 in Bogor, Java. His genealogical tree can be authentically traced over a thousand years through the Ba’Alawi sayyids of Hadramaut and all the way back to the Imam Hussein, the grandson of the Holy Prophet (PBUH). His earlier illustrious ancestors include saints, scholars and savants, one of whom, from his maternal side, was Syed Muhammad al-‘Aydarus, the teacher and spiritual guide of Syed Abu Hafs ‘Umar ba Syaiban of Hadramaut, who initiated one of the most prominent scholars in the Malay world, Nur al-Din al-Raniri into the Rifa‘iyyah Order. Syed Muhammad Naquib’s mother Sharifah Raquan al-‘Aydarus, from her maternal side, came from Bogor, Java and was a descendant of the Sundanese royal family of Sukapura. His paternal grandfather, Syed Abdullah bin Muhsin bin Muhammad al-Attas was a saint (wali) from Java whose influence was not confined only to Indonesia but extended to Arabia as well. One of his disciples, Syed Hasan Fad‘ak was the religious advisor to Amir Faisal, the brother of King Abdullah of Jordan, and a contemporary of the famous Lawrence of Arabia. His paternal grandmother, Ruqayah Hanum, a Turkish lady of aristocratic lineage, was married to Ungku Abdul Majid, the younger brother of Sultan Abu Bakar of Johore (d. 1895), while her sister Khadijah was married to the Sultan himself, and became the Queen of Johore. When Ungku Abdul Majid passed away, leaving two sons, Ruqayah married Syed Abdullah al-Attas and later gave birth to their only child, Syed Ali al-Attas, the father of Syed Muhammad Naquib. Syed Muhammad Naquib al-Attas is the middle child among three siblings, the eldest being Syed Hussein who is a distinguished sociologist and the former Vice Chancellor of the University of Malaya while the youngest, Syed Zaid is a chemical engineer and a former lecturer at MARA Institute of Technology. (description taken from http://www5.jaring.my/istac)

On Web
http://www5.jaring.my/istac

Y.M. Ungku 'Ali bin Ungku 'Abdu'l Majid(s/o Amina). Equerry to the Sultan of Johore 1896, Sec. Revenue & Treasury Dept. 1901, Lieut. Johor Vol. Inf. 1917. Rcvd: DK 2nd class. m. Y.M. Ungku Tengah binti Tunku Sulaiman, second daughter of Y.M. Tunku Sulaiman bin Tengku Besar Muhammad Hitam, of Johor-Singapore.

YM Ungku Abdul Majid Ungku AliAssist. Cmsnr. Police Johor South 1922-1926. m. Y.M. Tengku Safiah binti Tengku Ismail, younger daughter of Y.A.M. Tengku Ismail ibni al-Marhum Sultan 'Abdu'l-Rahman, of Riau-Lingga, by his wife, Y.M. Tengku Zahra binti Tengku Besar Muhammad Yusuf, youngest daughter of Y.A.M. Tengku Muhammad Yusuf ibni al-Marhum Sultan Mahmud Muzaffar Shah, Tengku Besar Paduka Indira, sometime Chief Minister of Trengganu.

Y.M. Ungku Ahmad bin Ungku 'Abdu'l Majid.
Y.M. Ungku Hamid bin Ungku 'Abdu'l Majid.
Y.M. Ungku Haji Muhammad Munil bin Ungku 'Abdu'l Majid.
Y.M. Ungku Muhammad Maznan bin Ungku 'Abdu'l Majid
Y.M. Ungku Muhammad Noor bin Ungku 'Abdu'l Majid
Y.M. Ungku Haji 'Abdu'l Aziz bin Ungku 'Abdu'l Majid
Y.M. Ungku Salama binti Ungku 'Abdu'l Majid.
Y.M. Ungku Hamida binti Ungku 'Abdu'l Majid.
Y.M. Ungku Imah binti Ungku 'Abdu'l Majid.
Y.M. Ungku Hajjah Farida binti Ungku 'Abdu'l Majid
Y.M. Ungku Mariamah binti Ungku 'Abdu'l Majid
Y.M. Ungku Hajjah Mariah binti Ungku 'Abdu'l Majid

YM Ungku Naizah Ungku Salim
YM Ungku Abu Bakar Ungku Salim
YM Ungku Suleiman [Atid]
...YM Ungku Muhammad Amin Ungku Muhammad Tahir
...YM Ungku Muhammad Arif Ungku Muhammad Tahir
...YM Dr Ungku Muhammad Zaman Ungku Muhammad Tahir
...YM Ungku Muhammad Hashim Ungku Muhammad Tahir
......YM Ungku Zarah Ungku Muhammad Tahir
......YM Ungku Khadija Ungku Muhammad Tahir
......YM Dr Ungku Maimuna Ungku Muhammad Tahir

G3 - YM Ungku Muhammad Afandi & Hashimah
G3 - YM Ungku Rahmah & Hanafiah [D]
G3 - YM Ungku Ismail & Mariam [D] / Nana
G3 - YM Ungku Tik & Abdul Rahim [D]
G3 - YM Ungku Azizah & Sabtu
G3 - YM Ungku Aminah & Idris [Refer Alimuda & Akib Family Group]
G3 - YM Unku Nordin & Maziah
G3 - YM Ungku Mahmud
G3 - YM Ungku Ibrahim & Jamilah
G3 - YM Ungku Amir & Hasnah
G3 - YM Ungku Shariful Akhtar & Suzani
G3 - YM Ungku Nor Akmal & Saiful Sidek