Datuk Puduka Berhala

Tuanku Ahmad Salim or Ahkmad Barus II, commonly known by his Malay title Datuk Paduko Berhalo, was the founder and first king of the Kingdom of Jambi, he originated from the Ottoman Empire. He ruled from 1460 to 1480, with his wife, Putri Selaras Pinang Masak. In the Malay community of Jambi, he has become part of the communal memory and mythology.

Reign (1460-1480) Different sources stated that his name is either Tuanku Ahmad Salim (a Gujarati) or Ahkmad Barus II (a Turkish sultan's son, thought that he was spreading Islam through his travels, but he ended himself stuck on the island). Orang Kayo Kadataran, Orang Kayo Hitam, and Orang Kayo Gemuk. Even though Paduka Berhalo married a queen from the Sumatra mainland, it is reported that he still makes frequent trips to the island.

On the island in the archipelago where he ultimately died. Orang Kayo Pingai took over as head of the Jambi Sultanate after his death. The burial of Puteri Tun Pinang Masak lay in the Kumpeh region.

Tomb One of Berhala Island's eight cultural heritage sites is the Tomb of Datuk Paduko Berhala. The mausoleum, Tomb of Datuk Paduka Berhala, is situated apart from the residential complex on a hill that is around high. The mausoleum is situated in the southern region, close to the residential area. It is officially the property of the Regency Government on the Riau Islands. The Tomb of Datuk Paduka Berhala is one of the graves located there.