What are the characteristics of Malaysian Court Dance?

The dances danced by the Malay Dynasty for the purpose of rituals, ceremonies, glorifying the Sultan's (King's) achievements and banquet performances are collectively known as court dances. The dance originated in the northern part of Thailand and was originally danced by courtesans for the entertainment of the Sultan, noble women and princesses, and then slowly danced on the Sultan's halls and became an indispensable part for praising the Sultan's achievements and court banquets. This type of dance is a collection of romantic, elegant posture, the basic footwork is based on a kind of simple and unadorned mini-steps, the body is elegant and dignified, the line of sight is usually downward, the whole style of dance presents a kind of dignified, elegant and graceful sense of immediacy, coupled with the traditional court music, the splendor of the Malacca Dynasty unfolds.