Formerly known as Sungai Ujong, the mining area has since developed today until it is now the administrative centre of the state. it has yet to achived the city status which according to the Ministry of Housing and Local Government, will be so when it combines with neighbour town Nilai in 2009. One of the main traditional elements in Seremban and the state of Negeri Sembilan is the Minangkabau tradition which you will most likely see in their architecture of buildings and structures.

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This section in seremban.com.my provides you with the information on all the historical development of the capital. This section provides you with each milestone that Seremban has achieved over the years to become what it is today. From the early years of tin mining along the rivers to the setting up the commercial centre by the British and the taking over of the city by local municipal councils today, you can find out not only the historical implications of the town but also on the current management by governing bodies and political parties as well. On top of that, a historical background of the Minangkabau tradition evident in all of Negeri Sembilan is also provided here for you to understand better its origins and traits.

As the community portal, you can also access the information on who are your representatives at the state and federal level as well. A profile of your member of parliament, their political parties and where to find them when you need them are also provided here for your reference. This is very important because the contact details of your representatives are provided here so that you can contact them whenever there are issues that you would like to raise. On the other hand, it can also keep you updated on what is going on when your representatives are voicing your opinions in both state and federal level.