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Legend of Banyuwangi
Banyuwangi the Legend

Long time ago, in the beach of the east of Java was a kingdom that lead by Prabu Merak. He had a handsome son, named Raden Baterang. Raden Baterang was a blue-eyed boy that will be the next king. His people was very admire him. But he was an easy anger person. One day, Raden Baterang was hunting animals with his bodyguards. In that hunting time, he lost his bodyguards. He walked untill the river. He looked a beautiful girl while take some flower. He was interested with her beauty. He asked his heart, “Is it a dream? Why a girl lonely in the jungle?” Then he asked the girl, “Hi, miss. Who are you? Why you just lonely here?” The girl shocked. “i just a person. I’m here cause I freighten about an enemy. Last time my kingdom attacked by the other kingdom. My father died and I go away from there”. Than the Baterang said,” Is you the king of Klungkung’s daughter?” “Yes, I am. I am Surati” Listened that, Banterang silent a moment. He knew that the attacker of her kingdom was his father. Then Surati was taked by Banterang to live in his kingdom. Not a long time, they married. Someday when Surati walked outside of the castle, she sees a man. The man said, “Surati, Surati!” So shocked Surati with that man. She knew if that is her brother. “Hei, Surati! You don’t shy you have been married by person that kill our father? Wto give an attack back for them?” The man said. “I’m sorry. I think, I’ve a debt from him. I can’t” The man was very disappointed. When Banterang was hunting, a beggar said,”I’m going to find you since some hour ago. I listened if you will have a big problem. This caused from your wife and your brother in law. They wanted to give attack to your kingdom. If you don’t believe, look under your wife royal bed. There was a kris” After listened that, he went home so fast. He enterd her wife royal bed. And all was true, under the Surati’s royal bed is a kris there. Banterang was very angry and disappointed to his wife. He pulled his wife’s

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