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English: The information of the specific activity system of Che Sepahchendera’s royal household was limited. However, as a consort to the Kedah Sultan, the royal socio-culture was expected to be important and followed while some socio-culture of the consort were maintained. As far as the hierarchy is concerned, the Sultan is always at the highest position in the family hierarchy followed by the consort and their children. As the consort to the sultan, Che Sepahchendera was provided with maids, servants, guards and other serviced accorded to the royal family. Therefore as far as daily activity is concerned, the royal family was served. Food was prepared at the palace by the royal cook and served to the royal family. As mentioned, it was normal meal for the Sultan to be brought form Istana Anak Bukit whenever he went to other palaces. Therefore the food was prepared for serving on the ground floor of the palace.There is no information on the meal for Che Sepahchendera and her princes and princesses, but available information indicates that food was prepared on the ground floor of the palace and served on the first floor through a dumbwaiter. Bathing and toilette activities were done in the bathroom on the first floor of the palace. Water for daily use was brought into the palace from the river. Security and privacy was important for the sultan and his consort. Guards were stationed at the main entrance and surrounding the palace. The privacy of the royal households was provided by the separation of public and private spaces according to the hierarchy of the family through different levels. The ground floor was the public area where the maids, servants and security guards were stationed most of the time. On royal occasions when guests were invited, it will be held on the ground floor. Guests entered through a terrace before entering the main entrance . They were not required to take-off their shoes before entering the palace unlike the Malay tradition of taking-off before entering a house.