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Sangkuriang

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Long ago in the land of Parahyangan, there lived a beautiful woman named Dayang Sumbi. She lived in a small hut in the middle of the forest with her beloved dog, Tumang, who was actually a deity in disguise. From their union, a son was born Sangkuriang who grew into a strong and intelligent young man.

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One day, Dayang Sumbi asked Sangkuriang to hunt a deer. Unable to find one, Sangkuriang killed Tumang and brought home his heart, not knowing that Tumang was his own father. When she learned the truth, Dayang Sumbi became furious and struck Sangkuriang’s head, leaving a wound. Hurt and ashamed, Sangkuriang left to wander the world. Years later, he returned as a handsome young man and fell in love with Dayang Sumbi, unaware that she was his mother.

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Dayang Sumbi nearly accepted his proposal until she noticed the scar on his head and realized that he was her son. To prevent the marriage, she set an impossible condition: Sangkuriang had to build a giant boat and a massive dam in a single night. Sangkuriang worked tirelessly with the help of supernatural beings and almost completed the task.

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Before he could finish, Dayang Sumbi prayed to the gods for a safer way out. The gods answered by sending a great storm that destroyed the dam and damaged the giant boat. Seeing his efforts fail, Sangkuriang realized it was a bad omen. He eventually left Dayang Sumbi and disappeared into the forest to meditate, while Dayang Sumbi returned to live peacefully in Parahyangan as a wise hermit. Their legend lives on as a reminder of the importance of honesty and boundaries in human relationships

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Snow White

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Once upon a time there lived a lovely princess with fair skin and blue eyes. She was so fair that she was named Snow White. Her mother died when Snow White was a baby and her father married again. This queen was very pretty but she was also very cruel.

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The wicked stepmother wanted to be the most beautiful lady in the kingdom and she would often ask her magic mirror. "Mirror! Mirror on the wall! Who is the fairest of them all?" And the magic mirror would say, "You are, Your Majesty!" But one day, the mirror replied, "Snow White is the fairest of them all!" The wicked queen was very angry and jealous of Snow White. She ordered her huntsman to take Snow White to the forest and kill her. "I want you to bring back her heart," she ordered. But when the huntsman reached the forest with Snow White, he took pity on her and set her free. He killed a deer and took its heart to the wicked queen and told her that he had killed Snow White. Snow White wandered in the forest all night, crying.

When it was daylight, she came to a tiny cottage and went inside. There was nobody there, but she found seven plates on the table and seven tiny beds in the bedroom. She cooked a wonderful meal and cleaned the house and tired, finally slept on one of the tiny beds. At night, the seven dwarfs who lived in the cottage came home and found Snow White sleeping. When she woke up and told them her story, the seven dwarfs asked her to stay with them. When the dwarfs were away, Snow White would make delicious meals for them. The dwarfs loved her and cared for her. Every morning, when they left the house, they instructed her never to open the door to strangers.

Meanwhile, in the palace, the wicked queen asked, "Mirror! Mirror on the Who is the fairest of them. The mirror replied, White is the fairest of them all! She lives with the seven dwarfs in the woods!" The wicked stepmother was furious. She was actually a witch knew how to make magic potions. She now made a poisonous potion and dipped a shiny red apple into it. Then she disguised herself as an old peasant woman and went to the woods with the apple. She knocked on the cottage door and said "Pretty little child! Let me in! Look what I have for you!" White said, "I am so sorry, old lady, I cannot let you in! The seven dwarfs have told me not to talk to strangers!" But then, Snow White saw the shiny red apple, and opened the door. The wicked witch offered her the apple and when she took a bite poor Snow White fell into a deep sleep. The wicked stepmother went back to the palace and asked the mirror, "Mirror! Mirror on the wall! Who is the fairest of them all?" The mirror replied, "You are, Your Majesty!" and she was very happy.

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When the seven dwarfs came home and found Snow White lying unconscious, they wept and carefully placed her in a beautiful glass coffin. They guarded her day and night, hoping one day she would wake up.

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One day, Prince Charming passed by the cottage. He saw Snow White lying peacefully inside the coffin, her face still as beautiful as ever, as if she were only sleeping. The prince felt a deep sadness when he learned what had happened. He gently kissed her forehead, not to wake her, but to say goodbye. Snow White remained still, her eyes closed forever.

The prince asked the dwarfs if he could take the coffin to his kingdom, so Snow White would be honored and remembered as the princess who brought kindness to everyone she met. The dwarfs agreed, though their hearts ached.

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Roro Jonggrang and Bandung Bondowoso

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Long ago, in the heart of Central Java, there lived a powerful king named Prabu Boko. He was a giant king who ruled with great strength and authority. However, his greed and ambition knew no limits. One day, Prabu Boko and his soldiers attacked the neighboring Kingdom of Prambanan, ruled by King Prabu Damar Moyo. After a fierce battle, Prabu Boko was defeated and killed in combat by Prince Bandung Bondowoso, the son of King Damar Moyo.

After his victory, Bandung Bondowoso took control of Prambanan. While exploring the kingdom, he met Roro Jonggrang, the beautiful daughter of Prabu Boko. Captivated by her beauty, Bandung Bondowoso immediately fell in love and proposed to her.

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Roro Jonggrang was shocked and deeply troubled. She was still grieving her father’s death and initially resented Bandung Bondowoso for it. However, she also knew that her people needed peace. To delay the marriage or test Bandung Bondowoso’s sincerity, she set an impossible condition.

“I will marry you if you can build a thousand temples in just one night,” she said.

Without hesitation, Bandung Bondowoso agreed. Using his supernatural powers and the help of spirits and demons, he began constructing the temples at incredible speed. By midnight, hundreds of temples already stood tall.

Seeing his determination, Roro Jonggrang’s heart slowly softened. She realized that Bandung Bondowoso was not merely a ruthless warrior, but a brave, responsible, and sincere man who truly loved her.

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As the night neared its end, Bandung Bondowoso continued working tirelessly. Unlike the original legend, Roro Jonggrang did not attempt to sabotage the construction of the temples. Instead, she watched the rising temples with mixed emotions, sadness over her father’s death, but also acceptance and a growing sense of peace.

When dawn finally broke, the thousandth temple was completed right on time. Bandung Bondowoso had succeeded.

He approached Roro Jonggrang with hope in his eyes.

“I have fulfilled your condition. Will you keep your promise?”

Roro Jonggrang looked at him and nodded sincerely.

“I will keep it. I have accepted what happened to my father… and I see the sincerity in your heart.”

Bandung Bondowoso smiled in relief.

That very day, the people of Prambanan celebrated their wedding. The two kingdoms that had once been enemies were now united in harmony.

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Since then, the story of Roro Jonggrang has been remembered as a tale of forgiveness, sincerity, and unity. The thousand temples built in a single night became a symbol of peace between the two kingdoms, and the legend continues to be told across generations in Central Java.

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Malin Kundang

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In a fishing village in Air Manis, West Sumatra, lived a mother named Mande Rubayah and her only son, Malin Kundang. After Mande Rubayah's husband left home and never returned, Mande Rubayah had to struggle to raise Malin alone. Malin grew up to be intelligent, and although he was sometimes mischievous, he loved his mother dearly. Seeing his mother work so hard, Malin felt sorry for her and was determined to leave home to work on a merchant ship. Although Mande Rubayah was reluctant because she feared Malin would suffer the same fate as his father, Malin continued to persuade her and promised to return after becoming successful to make his mother happy. With a heavy heart, Mande Rubayah finally allowed Malin to leave.

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During his voyage, Malin's ship was hit by a storm and destroyed, leaving Malin stranded on the beach. He started a new life by working hard in the village. Thanks to his intelligence and perseverance, Malin became a wealthy merchant and married the daughter of another wealthy merchant. Meanwhile, years passed in his hometown, and Mother Mande lived in anticipation. She always gazed at the sea, praying for her son's safety and asking every ship captain who docked there for news of Malin. Mother Mande never stopped hoping and waiting for Malin Kundang to return to fulfill his promise.

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One day, Malin, his wife, and his crew sailed on a very large ship. The ship finally docked at Air Manis beach, his hometown. A crowd of villagers, including Mande, gathered to welcome them. When Malin disembarked, Mande immediately ran up to him, recognizing the scar on her son's arm. Malin Kundang was not ungrateful. He immediately hugged his mother tightly, crying with emotion, and bowed at Mande Rubayah's feet, begging for forgiveness for not contacting her for so long. Malin then introduced his kind-hearted wife to his mother. His wife also welcomed Mande Rubayah with love and respect, showing that they had come to pick him up, not to forget him.

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Malin Kundang finally kept his promise. He took his mother, Ibu Mande, aboard his ship and took her away with him to live in prosperity and happiness. Malin built a large house in the city and ensured that his mother lived a peaceful and dignified life. The story of Malin Kundang became a legacy in the village, not as a tale of a curse, but as an example of a successful son who remained humble, honest, and always honored the parents who raised him.

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Tangkuban Perahu

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Long ago, there lived a beautiful woman named Dayang Sumbi in a quiet forest. She had a dog named Tumang, who was actually the incarnation of a god. Because of an oath she once spoke, Dayang Sumbi eventually married Tumang and gave birth to a son named Sangkuriang. Sangkuriang grew into a strong young man, but he did not know that Tumang was his real father.

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One day while hunting, Sangkuriang failed to get a deer and instead killed Tumang to use as an offering. Dayang Sumbi, who learned of this, became furious and banished Sangkuriang. Many years later, Sangkuriang returned as a handsome young man and fell in love with Dayang Sumbi, who was still youthful. After realizing Sangkuriang was her son, Dayang Sumbi rejected the proposal and set an impossible condition: to build a giant boat and a lake in one night. Sangkuriang almost succeeded, so Dayang Sumbi tricked him by making the sky look like dawn. Sangkuriang, realizing he had been deceived, became very angry and was about to kick the giant boat.

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However, before the boat was kicked, the ground trembled and a golden light appeared, forming the spirit of Tumang. Tumang stopped Sangkuriang and revealed the entire truth of the past. Sangkuriang, upon hearing this, repented and cried. The gods descended and changed their fate: Dayang Sumbi was lifted back to the heavens, while Sangkuriang was tasked to be the guardian of the mountain. The giant boat was not kicked; instead, it slowly turned to stone from Tumang's light.

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From that moment on, the giant stone shape of the former boat became a symbol of peace, not anger. The resulting mountain did not come from an overturned boat like in the old story, but from the petrified boat as a sign of repentance, forgiveness, and peace between the mother, son, and the father who had returned in spirit form.

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Tangkuban Perahu

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Long ago in West Java, there lived a princess named Dayang Sumbi with her son, Sangkuriang, and their beloved dog, Tumang. Sangkuriang loved hunting in the forest and was always accompanied by Tumang, without knowing that the dog was actually his father, a deity in disguise.

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1. Tumang refused to follow Sangkuriang’s command during a hunt, causing Sangkuriang to angrily drive him away.

2. Dayang Sumbi became furious when she heard the story and accidentally hit Sangkuriang’s head, leading him to leave the kingdom in disappointment.

3. Years later, Sangkuriang returned and fell in love with a beautiful woman, not knowing she was his mother, Dayang Sumbi.

4. Dayang Sumbi recognized him from the scar on his head and tried to stop the marriage by giving him two impossible tasks: to build a dam on the Citarum River and to make a huge boat before dawn.

5. Sangkuriang almost completed the tasks, so Dayang Sumbi used a trick by spreading a red silk cloth in the east to make it appear as if dawn had arrived.

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Realizing he had been deceived, Sangkuriang became furious. He broke the dam, causing a great flood, and kicked the large boat he had built. The boat flew and landed upside down, turning into a mountain.

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The mountain is now known as Mount Tangkuban Perahu, located in the north of Bandung. The legend is passed down through generations and teaches moral lessons about patience and the consequences of uncontrolled anger.

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Situ Bagendit

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In a peaceful village surrounded by green valleys lived a wealthy woman named Nyi Bagendit. She owned vast fields, a grand house, and chests full of gold. Despite her wealth, she was known for being selfish, arrogant, and unkind. Villagers often avoided her because she never helped anyone in need.One hot afternoon, an old man with a long white beard arrived in front of her house. He leaned on a worn wooden staff as he approached, his steps shaky and slow.

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The old man politely asked, “Young lady, may I have a cup of water? I have traveled far and my body is tired.”

But Nyi Bagendit scoffed. “Get away from my house! Don’t ruin my day with your miserable appearance!”

The villagers who witnessed the scene felt sorry, but no one dared to speak up. The old man looked at her with sad eyes and whispered, “I hope your heart will one day find its way back.”

Soon after he left, dark clouds gathered over the sky. The wind grew stronger, and the earth began to tremble. From the hill nearby, the old man struck his staff into the ground. Suddenly, water burst out like a fountain, flowing rapidly toward Nyi Bagendit’s home. Panic spread as the water rose higher and higher.

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As the water reached its peak, the old man lifted his staff. A golden light surrounded Nyi Bagendit, who cried out in fear. But her scream slowly turned into the soft wail of a baby. Her body shrank, her voice faded, and in moments she was no longer the cruel rich woman—she had transformed into a tiny baby floating gently on the water.

The flood slowly calmed down, leaving behind a wide, shimmering lake that people later named Situ Bagendit

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The old man approached the villagers and smiled kindly.“Everyone deserves a second chance,” he said. “Nyi Bagendit has returned to this world as a baby. Let her grow with a better heart.”A childless couple stepped forward, and the old man entrusted the baby to them. They accepted her with love and care.From that day on, Situ Bagendit stood not only as a reminder of greed but also as a symbol of hope—that anyone can begin again, even from the very start.

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