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 The Legend of Gajah Wong     That day, Ki Sapa Wira whistled cheerfully. As usual, he would bathe the elephant belonging to his lord, Sultan Agung, the king of the Mataram Kingdom. Carefully, Ki Sapa Wira led the elephant, named Kyai Dwipangga. They walked to the river which was located near the Mataram Palace, and he began to bathe the elephant from the land of Siam. "Well,

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 “The Legend of Batu Menangis”      On a hill far from the village, in the area of ​​​​Kalimantan, there lived a poor widow and her daughter. The widow's daughter was very beautiful. But unfortunately, he has a very bad attitude. The girl was very lazy, never helped her mother with the housework. His job is just preening every day. Apart from being lazy, the girl has a

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 Cindelaras Folklore   The Jenggala Kingdom was led by a king named Raden Putra. He was accompanied by a benevolent empress and a concubine who was envious and envious. King Putra and his two wives had lived in a very majestic and peaceful palace. Until one day the king's concubine planned something bad for the king's consort. This was done because Raden Putra's concubine wanted to

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 The Folklore of “Ande Ande Lumut”     In ancient times, there was a great Kingdom called the Kahuripan Kingdom. However, to prevent a brotherly war, the Kahuripan Kingdom was divided into two Kingdoms, namely the Kediri Kingdom and the Jenggala Kingdom. One day before King Erlangga died, he ordered to reunite the two kingdoms. Finally, the two Kingdoms agreed to unite the two

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 The Folklore of “Bawang Merah” and “Bawang Putih”    In a village, there lived a widow with her two beautiful daughters, Bawang Merah and Bawang Putih. Bawang Putih's biological father who was also the husband of Bawang Merah's mother had died a long time ago, so Bawang Putih was the half-brother of Bawang Merah. Bawang Merah and Bawang Putih have different characters and

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 The Legend of Reog Kendang Tulungagung   When the kahuripan kingdom was ruled by King Airlangga, his Commander-in-chief was a powerful man, named Butalocaya. Commander-in-chief Butalocaya has two sons, namely Joko Lodra and Lion Lodra. Expecting his children to be good leaders, Butalocaya educates his sons very hard. One day, the two sons were called butalocaya. Jaka Lodra wears a

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Tales of the Tulungagung Regional, East Java "Mbok Rara Kembang Sore"     It is in a story, one day, Mbok Rara Kembang Sore, namely the son and daughter of Prince Danu, Adipati in Betak, was chatting in Tamansari. How surprised Mbok Rara Kembang Sore was when someone suddenly came to her place. Upon closer inspection, the person who came earlier was none other than his uncle, Prince

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The Legend of  “Sangkuriang”     It is said that there was a child named Sangkuriang in a village. He often goes to the forest to hunt. Once, he saw a bird perched on a tree. Then he shot it and hit the target. Tumang was told to take it but Tumang carried out his orders. This of course made Sangkuriang angry and did not allow Tumang to come home. After arriving home, he told

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 Indonesian Folklore Cindelaras from East Java     Once upon a time, In the Kingdom of Jenggala. There lived a king named Raden Putra. He had a very kind consort and a beautiful concubine. However, the Concubine's Beauty was not the same as her heart. Concubines Have Very Envy Of The Empress. The King's Two Wives Lived In A Very Magnificent Palace. The Concubine Starts Plotting

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 Jaka Tarub  Once upon a time, in a village, there lived a widow named Mbok Randa. She lives alone because her husband has long passed away. One day, he raised a boy to be his son. His adopted son was named Jaka Tarub. Jaka Tarub also grew up. Jaka Tarub became a very handsome, dashing, and kind-hearted young man. He also has magic. Every day, he always helps his mother in the fields.

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GOLDEN SNAIL     Once Upon a time. There lived a king named Kertamarta. He led a very beautiful and majestic kingdom, the kingdom was the kingdom of Daha. King Kertamarta has two beautiful daughters, Dewi Galuh and Candra Kirana. Their life is very happy and fulfilling. One day, there came a handsome prince from the kingdom of Kahuripan. The prince was named Raden Inu Kertapati. The

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INDONESIAN FOLKLORE "LUTUNG KASARUNG"   Once upon a time there lived a princess named Purbasari. He is the youngest son of Prabu Tapa Agung who is the king of the Pasir Batang kingdom. Purbasari has six older sisters namely Purbararang, Purbadewata, Purbaendah, Purbakancana, Purbamanik and Purbaleuih. Purbasari is very good in nature and behavior. He is gentle, kind, and helpful. Anyone

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 The Folktale of “Nyi Roro Kidul” Queen of the Coast of South Sea    A long time ago, in the area of ​​West Java, there is a kingdom called Pakuan Pajajaran. The kingdom was led by a very wise king. The people under his rule were very happy and respected by the king because his leadership made the lives of the people prosperous. The king was named Prabu Siliwangi. The King

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INDONESIAN FOLKLORE " The Legend of Timun Emas"  A long time ago, in Java, there was a poor widow named Mbok Srini. She lived alone in her humble house on the edge of the forest. She felt so lonely. She prayed to the owner or creator to bless her with a child. One night, in her dream, she looked at something wrapped under a tree in the forest. She took this dream as men. This is an answer

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 INDONESIAN FOLKLORE "Malin Kundang"    Once upon a time, in a small village near the beach in West Sumatra lived a woman and her son. Her son name is Malin Kundang. Malin Kundang's father already had passed away when he was a baby, and he had to live hard with his mother. Malin Kundang grew a healthy, diligent, and strong son. He went to the sea to get fish, and brought them

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 INDONESIAN FOLKLORE" The Legend of Toba Lake"  Long time ago, in the north Sumatra, lived a young man named Toba. He had two abilities in terms of fishing and farming. When fishing, Toba was very good and did not need a long time to get the fish. In the afternoon, he went fishing to a river. Within seconds after he threw the hook into the river, he got a big fish. He immediately

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