Mohammad Abdul Rahman Piut

Pengiran Mohammad bin Pengiran Abdul Rahman Piut and Pengiran Haji Raden Hanafi. After Raden Mas Dino's death, he married her younger sister, Datin Paduka (Raden Mas) Siti Raudzahtun Nadzrah, with whom he had three children: Pengiran Rohana, Pengiran Che' Din, and Pengiran Ibrahim.

Pengiran Mohammad, a keen admirer of Western fashion and modernity, often sported the latest outfits from London catalogues and drove a Vauxhall. To stay well-informed, he subscribed to newspapers and magazines from London and the United States. An enthusiastic golfer, he played on a course carved from the jungle, achieving a handicap of 8. His curiosity for aviation likely made him the first Brunei Malay of his time to fly in an airplane. Always open to new experiences, he eagerly embraced new cars, fashions, and trends.

Titles, styles and honours Titles and styles

In 1950, Pengiran Mohammad was honoured by Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien III with the cheteria title of . He was later elevated to the title of in 1969. Each of these titles carries the style . His final promotion came in the form of the wazir title , which was conferred at the Lapau on 20 October 1971, and styled as .

Honours

Pengiran Mohammad has been bestowed the following honours:

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Foreign United Kingdom: