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1. Afifah Nurul Aini (01)
2. Luthfi Aditya Bripda P. (18)
3. Mahardika Tri Agustin (19)
4. Najwa Libania (26)
5. Rana Rafida (29)

The Legend of Gumuk Pasir

Once upon a time, there was a beautiful and picturesque village called Potron. This village was nicknamed the "seaside village" because it was located along the coastal area. The village was charming, but not its leader, Mr. Sumo. He was an intolerant, arrogant, and seemingly selfish leader who held his position due to his lineage in the village. After Mr. Sumo took over leadership, the village began to experience a series of inexplicable events, and it became gloomy.

Mr. Sumo was driven by a desire for instant wealth. One day, he made a pact with the sea queen. In exchange for riches, Mr. Sumo had to find someone to sacrifice. To make this task easier, he started killing people through the fish he sold. Mr. Sumo was a fisherman. The 7th buyer of his fish would meet their end; the fish purchased by the 7th buyer would cause their death. Mr. Sumo carried out this gruesome act every day, until one day his own child fell victim to the cursed fish. He stopped seeking sacrifices but forgot to break his pact with the sea queen. According to their initial agreement, the sea queen would bury the village in sand by blowing 1000 grains if Mr. Sumo failed to find a sacrifice.

On a fateful and ominous night, the sea queen, in her anger, blew 1000 grains throughout the night, burying the entire village alive. In the end, all the villagers were entombed in the sand.

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1. Alfina Nurul Azizah (02)
2. Cheysha Safilla Luna Panjaitan (07)
3. Dafarrel Farhan Zakky Pratama (08)
4. Nadya Azalia Wibawa (23)
5. Saktiawan Danangjaya (32)
6. Zahra Destina Sari (36)

Once upon a time, in a small village nestled on the slopes of a mountain called Mangunan, there lived a young man named Aditya. Aditya was a young man who deeply loved nature and always longed for the beautiful greenery in his village. However, most of the land in the village had been used for farming, leaving behind barren and unused terrain.

One night, Aditya had a dream unlike any other. In his dream, he met a beautiful woman dressed like a goddess. The woman introduced herself as the Goddess of Nature's Heritage. She informed Aditya that beneath the ground of the Mangunan village lay a powerful natural energy, but it was locked and needed to be set free.

The next day, Aditya shared his dream with the village elders. They decided to decipher the message from the dream. After consulting with environmental experts, they discovered that the barren land in their village had great potential to become a lush forest.

The villagers, filled with enthusiasm, began working together. They collected pine tree seeds from the nearby forest and planted them in the barren land. Each sapling was planted with prayers and hopes for it to grow vigorously. They also cared for the trees with utmost love and attention.

Years passed, and the once barren land began to transform. The pine tree saplings grew into tall and lush trees. The Mangunan Pine Forest began to take shape, creating a stunning green expanse on the mountainside.

The Mangunan Pine Forest became a source of pride for the village. Besides providing natural beauty, it also became a popular tourist destination, attracting visitors from various corners. The villagers were grateful for having listened to Aditya's dream and for their hard work in reviving the barren land.

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Trisula Wijaya (35)

The Legend of Cemara Sewu Beach

A long time ago, there was a kingdom called the Amphitrite Kingdom. The kingdom stood at the tip of the Indian Coast. A king named Narapati Estungkara ruled the kingdom. The Amphitrite Kingdom stood tall and prosperous, and monopolized the entire economic and social life of the tip of the Indian Sea. The people lived in prosperity and did not lack anything.

Then, one day, a group of envoys from another kingdom along the Indian Coast arrived. They were ordered to disguise themselves as foreigners who knew nothing about the Amphitrite Kingdom. At first, everything went well and the people lived in harmony and prosperity. However, one night, there was an uproar that riled the entire people. A famous shaman was found dead, named Arya Teja, and was allegedly killed by one of his friends who was also a shaman, named Ki Lenggana. This triggered riots and slander throughout the village. On the one hand, many people believed it to be true. On the other hand, there were people who believed that Ki Lenggana was innocent.

The slander and tension continued until one afternoon, Ki Lenggana was caught performing witchcraft on someone who hated him. Tensions peaked and the people of Amphitrite Kingdom did not hesitate to punish Ki Lenggana mercilessly. The people seemed to have no heart and sense of humanity. Until one day, Ki Lenggana would be hanged to death at the request of the people.

Narapati Estungkara, the king, who heard this, immediately acted to stop the people who hunted Ki Lenggana to be hanged. The warriors were mobilized to stop all the people. However, because the ratio of the number of warriors and citizens was far unequal, the warriors failed to stop the actions of the citizens. The villagers hanged Ki Lenggana and continued to act cruelly. After this happened, the behavior of the villagers became even worse. Gambling, drunkenness, and crime became rampant.

The king, Narapati Estungkara, was confused and disappointed by the people's actions. He felt very sad and could not understand why his people, who used to live in harmony and prosperity, had become uncontrollable like now. Unable to find a solution to the problem, Narapati Estungkara went to a highland in the north. Narapati prayed to God Almighty for the problems that befell the Amphitrite Kingdom. He hoped to find a solution and that his people would be punished for what they had done.

Then, in the middle of his hermitage at exactly midnight, a thunderclap sounded very loud and soon there was a huge rainstorm. The sleeping people did not hear the thunder and fell fast asleep. Meanwhile, some people who were still awake to pray, immediately fled to higher ground in the north.

The next morning, the rain continued to fall along with the storm, which also did not subside. The entire Indian Sea was submerged in water. The people who did not evacuate drowned with the night's rain.

The incessant rain made Narapati anxious and worried that the water would eventually rise to his hermitage. Then, the king prayed that God would stop the rain so that the people in the highlands and he himself could be saved. God granted this, in the afternoon the rain stopped. Narapati was finally relieved and his people who managed to flee were also relieved.

Then, to protect the plateau from abrasion, the people planted it with lots of cypress trees. Eventually, the place became known as "Cemara Sewu Beach."

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Deffina Ayu Tiara (09)
Irma Rahmawati (15)
Naila Surya Nur'Aini F (24)
Nayla Luthfi Nafia (27)
Raihan Putra Wardana (28)
Rizky Mifthakul Rahmi (31)

The Legend of Cermai Cave

One day, in a small village hidden among the towering mountains, there was a mysterious cave. This cave is a place shunned by the villagers, it is said that evil spirits inhabit the cave.

According to local residents, there used to be two brave brothers named Ceros and Lamai. They are always curious about the mysterious cave and want to know what is really hidden inside. After months of contemplating this option, the two of them finally decided to find out.

They prepared themselves well, bringing torches and supplies for the long journey into the cave. When they entered the cave, they felt as if they had stepped into a different world. The cave is dark and twisting, with stalactites and stalagmites rising like giant teeth.

During their journey in the cave, they heard strange sounds that made the hair on the back of their necks tingle. But they continued to move forward with determination. Finally, they arrived at a secret room in the cave filled with sparkling light.

In the middle of the room, they found a beautiful jewel surrounded by flowers they had never seen before. The gem shimmered as if it had great magical power. They immediately took the jewel. However, when they took the jewel, they felt a violent shaking and saw an evil spirit appear before them. The spirit said that the jewel was his and he would put a curse on anyone who tried to take it.

They fought against the evil spirit, using their courage and determination. After a fierce battle, the two brothers were no longer strong enough to fight the evil spirit. Finally, the two brothers came out of the cave with their energy completely drained. He was almost out of the Ceros cave and Lamai couldn't stand it anymore and ended up lying at the mouth of the cave. The next day the residents of the village were shocked to see two brothers at the mouth of the mysterious cave. It turned out that the two brothers were Ceros and Lamai who were no longer alive. Since then, residents have called the cave Goa Cermai, taken from the names Ceros and Lamai.

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1. Annisa Febrianti Kusuma Lestari (05)
2. Ela Nusaibah Dini Nur Robbi (11)
3. Fatma Ariadna (13)
4. Melani Anggita Putri (20)
5. Muhammad Satryo Herlino (22)
6. Riski Nur Aisyah (30)

The Legend of Puspa Gading Park

A long time ago, there was an old well in a village. The land around the well is barren and dry. Local residents have tried various ways to fertilize the land and plant it with several plants, but to no avail. The well is also considered by local residents to be a haunted well.

Because there was no other way, local residents asked for help from shamans named Gading and Puspa. The pair of shamans finally reached the old well. They tried to chase away the well guard. Before carrying out the exorcism ritual, they tried to talk to the guard. They said that the guard had to go. But the guard didn't want to.

"Just so you know, I'm hurt by your behavior. You've kicked me out of my house before, now my house has become your home. And now you want me to leave here? You greedy people," said the guard angrily.

"Hey, guard, you're the one who made this land infertile, right?" asked the shaman in a loud voice.

"Indeed, I was the one who did that and you can't kick me out of my house. If you keep doing it then you will be destroyed," answered the guard.

However, in the end the shaman still carried out magical rituals to expel the curse. The guard became increasingly angry, he overflowed the air well and created a powerful air vortex. The two shamans and the watchman fought with their remaining strength, but whatever their strength, all three of them were dragged into the whirlpool. The whirlpool continued to overflow until it created a river near the well which actually made the barren land fertile and full of beautiful plants. The land became a beautiful garden. Until now, the river that was formed has become a source of life for living creatures and local communities. As a form of respect for the two shamans, the park is called puspa ivory.The legend of Puspagading Park

A long time ago, there was an old well in a village. The land around the well is barren and dry. Local residents have tried various ways to fertilize the land and plant it with several plants, but to no avail. The well is also considered by local residents to be a haunted well.

Because there was no other way, local residents asked for help from shamans named Gading and Puspa. The pair of shamans finally reached the old well. They tried to chase away the well guard. Before carrying out the exorcism ritual, they tried to talk to the guard. They said that the guard had to go. But the guard didn't want to.

"Just so you know, I'm hurt by your behavior. You've kicked me out of my house before, now my house has become your home. And now you want me to leave here? You greedy people," said the guard angrily.

"Hey, guard, you're the one who made this land infertile, right?" asked the shaman in a loud voice.

"Indeed, I was the one who did that and you can't kick me out of my house. If you keep doing it then you will be destroyed," answered the guard.

However, in the end the shaman still carried out magical rituals to expel the curse. The guard became increasingly angry, he overflowed the air well and created a powerful air vortex. The two shamans and the watchman fought with their remaining strength, but whatever their strength, all three of them were dragged into the whirlpool. The whirlpool continued to overflow until it created a river near the well which actually made the barren land fertile and full of beautiful plants. The land became a beautiful garden. Until now, the river that was formed has become a source of life for living creatures and local communities. As a form of respect for the two shamans, the park is called puspa ivory.

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KELOMPOK 6 ( XI C )
THE LEGEND OF WANGI MOUNTAIN

1. Ayu Pradita ( 06 )
2. Dewi Rahmadani ( 10 )
3. Muhammad Farid Alwan Pasha ( 21 )
4. Laela Kaesha Paramesti ( 16 )
5. Najwa Fauzia Rahmanto (  25 )
6. Tri Wulandari ( 34 )

Once upon a time, in the area of Bantul, Yogyakarta, there was a mountain known as Mount Wangi. The mountains are famous because of the breathtaking natural beauty and the surrounding myths. According to a legend that has been circulating for generations, Gunung Wangi is a place inhabited by a beautiful princess named Dewi Sari.

Dewi Sari was the daughter of a wise king. She had skin white as milk, eyes glittering like gems, and long hair black as night. Dewi Sari's beauty made many princes from all over the country come to Gunung Wangi to marry her. However, Dewi Sari only loved a poor young man named Jaka.

Jaka is a sincere and kind-hearted young man. Although he had no material possessions, Jaka had a sincere heart and always helped others. Dewi Sari fell in love with Jaka because of his good nature and sincerity.

However, their relationship was not approved by Dewi Sari's father. His father wanted Dewi Sari to marry a rich prince to raise the status of the kingdom. For that reason, he banished Jaka from Gunung Wangi and locked Dewi Sari in the palace.

Being broken-hearted, Jaka decided to leave and seek his fortune elsewhere. He traveled to various places and found all sorts of adventures. Meanwhile, Dewi Sari felt very sad and missed Jaka every day.

After many years, Dewi Sari finally escaped from the palace and went in search of Jaka. She went on a long journey, through forests, rivers, and mountains, to find her love. Finally, Dewi Sari and Jaka were reunited on the slopes of Mount Wangi.

When they were reunited, the mountain witnessed their sincere love. According to legend, Gunung Wangi was then blessed by the gods and became a place of harmony and peace. Since then, the mountain has been known as Gunung Wangi, which means "Fragrant Mountain" in Javanese.

The legend of Gunung Wangi in Bantul, Yogyakarta, teaches us about the power of genuine love and sincerity that can overcome all obstacles. Gunung Wangi remains a beautiful place, and the love story of Dewi Sari and Jaka remains an inspiration for many people.

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1. Dzakiyah Nahda (12)
2. Karima Arumdita Las Sunarya (17)
3. Nadya Shofia (20)
4. Sultan Farasya Rayhan Renaganis (32)
5. Yoga Arif Febriawan (34)
6. Zakiah Queena Sholehah (36)

Legend Of Gumuk Pasir

In the coastal town of Bantul, there was a legendary story about the Gumuk Pasir by the sea. These gumuk pasir had been a part of the town's landscape for centuries, and they held a tale passed down through generations.

Long time ago, when Bantul was a small village, there lived a fisherman named Raden. Raden was known for his deep connection to the sea and his love for exploration. He often ventured far out into the ocean, seeking the best fishing spots. One day, as he was casting his net, he noticed a peculiar phenomenon on the horizon.

A massive gumuk pasir, unlike any he had ever seen before, appeared to be moving slowly towards the village. It was an eerie sight, and Raden couldn't resist his curiosity. He decided to investigate, leaving his fishing behind and following the dune as it approached the shore.

As Raden got closer, he saw that the sand dune was not just a mound of sand; it was a living entity. The dune had a face, and it seemed to be crying tears of sand. Raden approached cautiously and asked, "Why are you weeping, mighty dune?"

The Gumuk Pasir replied in a deep, rumbling voice, "I am the guardian of these shores, and I weep for the changes that have come to this land. The sea ha been our friend for generations, but now it threatens to consume our village. I weep for the homes and lives that may be lost."

Raden listened attentively and felt a deep sympathy for the guardian of the gumuk pasir. He returned to the village and shared the gumuk pasir message with the villagers. Together, they decided to build protective barriers and plant trees along the coast to stabilize the Gumuk Pasir and protect the village from the encroaching sea.

Over the years, the Gumuk Pasir of Bantul were saved from being swallowed by the sea, and the guardian's tears ceased. The people of Bantul continued to live peacefully by the shore, and the Gumuk Pasir became a symbol of their resilience and the importance of living in harmony with nature.

To this day, the Gumuk Pasir of Bantul remain a natural wonder and a testament to the villagers' commitment to protecting their home. The legend of Raden and the weeping Gumuk Pasir is retold to remind future generations of the importance of environmental stewardship and the enduring connection between humans and the natural world.

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1. Christhania (10)
2. Dita Farras Putri (13)
3. Fahmi 'Ainil Latifah (15)
4. Muhammad Faiz (23)
5. Tyas Seto (33)
6. Yuseva Intan (35)

The Legend of Pinus Forest

A long time ago there was a young man named Heru who came from the Dlingo area. He accidentally gets a mysterious seed from his uncle's house. He was confused because he didn't know the origin of the seeds. Apart from that, the seeds have a strange shape and have an unpleasant aroma at night. He felt uncomfortable from the aroma the seeds produced, so he planned to throw them away.

By noon the young man's plan to throw away the seeds was complete. He threw it into a large, barren land near his house. After that, he didn't care about the seeds anymore, Heru then spent the day looking for firewood. After getting tired of looking for firewood, Heru went home and fell asleep soundly.

The next day, the discarded seeds turned into large trees. The tree also had seeds that were the same as the seeds that Heru had thrown away. The seeds from the tree fell with the same pungent odor as thrown seeds.

Heru didn't care at first. However, over time he felt disturbed by the smell. Because of this, he cut down and burned the tree. However, Heru did not know that many seeds had fallen to the ground. The next day when Heru left the house, he was surprised to see that the trees had grown again and there were even more trees than before. Heru couldn't find a way to get rid of the trees. Then he got the idea to ask the residents for help in cutting down the trees. In the afternoon, Heru went to a residential area and met residents who were working on the rice fields. Heru also visited the residents.

“Hey residents, do you need wood to make village facilities?” Heru asked.

"Yes, we need it." said one resident.

"What a coincidence, I have a lot of trees that you can cut down and you can use the wood. Come to my house tomorrow morning." Heru said then returned to his house.

The residents were happy because they got wood as building material for free. The next day the residents came to Heru's house and cut down the tree. They use the wood to build houses and furniture. Because they felt that the wood they had cut down was not enough, the residents wanted to cut down more trees.

"Let's cut down the trees that have those smelly seeds." suggested a resident elder.

"That's right. We need a lot more wood to build village facilities." Said one of the residents. Finally, Heru and the residents cut down the trees and left one of the smallest trees. Initially Heru and the residents did not feel that anything bad would happen. Suddenly at night, a mysterious figure appeared from the forest. This figure has the characteristics of a body of about three meters tall, has two horns on its head, and red eyes.

This figure is the guardian of a tree that has not been cut down by the residents. He felt angry because the residents cut down the trees. Then he roared so loudly that it made all the residents who were fast asleep wake up in fear.

"What's that sound? Like the roar of a monster." Said one of the residents. The residents then looked to find out where the roar came from. The residents finally realized that the roar was coming from the land where they had cut down the trees yesterday. The residents were shocked to see a very tall and scary figure walking towards their residence. The figure destroyed residents' houses and buildings.

"I am the guardian of the trees you cut down. I want to hold you accountable for your actions." said the figure. Hearing the figure's words, the residents then looked for Heru to ask for a solution. "Let's look for Heru to get help from him. He will know what we have to do." said the resident elder. When they arrived at Heru's house, the residents shouted for Heru to come out. "Heru, Heru get out of the house quickly! There's a scary figure who wants to ask for responsibility." Said the residents. Heru then left his house with his mind still half conscious.

"What do you want by coming all over to look for me?" Heru asked.
"There was a terrible figure tearing apart the village. He said he was the guardian of the trees we cut down yesterday." said the resident elder.
Hearing what the residents said, Heru then asked the residents to take him to the place where the figure was rampaging. When he arrived there, Heru then chatted with the figure.
"What made you come tearing apart our village?" Heru asked.
"I want to ask all of you to be accountable for the trees you cut down." answered the figure.
“What can we do to be responsible?” Heru asked.
“You must take care of the remaining trees or I will destroy your village.” Said the figure.

The residents then agreed to make peace, then they took care of the smallest tree until it grew big and had lots of seeds. After the seeds fell, Heru and the residents flocked to plant the seeds. With God's permission, these seeds can grow into large trees in just one night. The residents then named these trees "Pinus" which means "pinulungan sang kuoso".

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1. Angelica Alda Aurelia (03)
2. Annisa Natswa Khoironi (05)
3. Annisa Nabila Ghina U (06)
4. Danisworo Satyo Wijaya (11)
5. Diah Ameilia Setiadi (12)
6. Fahri Ismail (16)

The Legend Of Paseban Park

In ancient times there was a very prosperous kingdom. The kingdom was led by a king named Prabu Cakrapala Bhumi Jatiningrat who had lost his wife. He was very kind and wise in taking action. He always used the kingdom's abundant wealth for the benefit of the people so that they could live prosperously. It is not surprising that King Cakrapala was loved by all his royal servants and people. Raja Cakrapala had a governor named Cakrawisesa Jayakirana. Cakrawisesa has prowess in war. He was the second most important person after the king.

The king had a child named Arya Suryakanthi Kencana. As time went on, Prince Arya grew up to become a beautiful and charismatic young man. Prince Arya has long hair and a beautiful face even though he was a young man. Prince Arya dressed like a lady and he loved interacting with the royal ladies. He became like that because of the lack of love from his parents.

One night, Prince Arya accidentally met the Patih in the royal garden. Each of them has a heart for the other. Every night they met at the same place and time. Until finally Patih Cakrawisesa expressed her feelings for Prince Arya. They have been in this relationship for quite a long time.

After 5 years of relationship, they had the courage to tell the king that they wanted to get married even though they knew that they were of the same gender. In the end, the king was so angry that he went to the forest to meditate with God Surya about the problem he was suffering from. not caring about the king, they were still determined to marry without the king's blessing. The king meditated for years and they continued their forbidden relationship for many years. News about their marriage reached people's ears. Of course, this made the people angry, but they couldn't fight back, they could only be angry in silence because the difference in rank was quite significant.

Several seasons have passed and they are still carrying out their forbidden relationship, even leaving the royal seat vacant. In fact, when Cakrawisesa went to war against the enemy, along the way he received a lot of unpleasant talk from the residents regarding his relationship. However, Cakrawisesa remains strong and believes that his love is not wrong. Likewise, Prince Arya also suffered from ridicule from many royal members. However, just like the governor, he just remained silent and believed that his love was not wrong.

Once, Cakrawisesa and Arya's patience had run out, he began to announce in front of many people. Coinciding with that, King Cakrapala returned from his meditation with a very angry expression, knowing that his son had married without his permission, especially with the same sex. finally the three of them had a great debate until the king expelled them from the kingdom of Bhumiwisesa Prakasa. Not accepting what the king said, they both snapped and called the king that he was an incompetent king. without them knowing, the king Cakrapala came home from his hermitage certainly not empty handed, he had received advice from the almighty to curse him if they could not be controlled. Dewa Surya advised the king of Cakrapala, he could curse him to become something similar to him when he was alive, if they were in a large area with many people watching. The current conditions matched what the solar god said, without further ado, the king finally cursed them. At first Arya changed first into a horse with blonde hair on her head. Seeing this made Cakrawisesa shocked and panicked, making him think of running away using a modified horse. When he had ridden the horse, suddenly the two of them united into a unit that could not be separated and gradually turned hard and petrified. seeing this, the residents replied to the resentment that had been buried for years, covered by sand and similar rocks.

However, the king felt sorry for cursing them, especially now that in their cursed state they were still being persecuted by the citizens. Suddenly the king of Cakrapala received advice from Dewa Surya to make replica statues of the two men so that the people of the other day would be confused about persecuting him. As a result, for now the king asked the residents to stop and leave this place. That night, the king and his trusted people made replicas of the *patih and his son who had helped. The next morning, the residents saw him again, but They were confused who was the real Patih Cakra Wisesa and Crown Prince Arya. In the end they continued to throw "pasir" and "beban" or "batu" at him to the two objects.

With this, King Cakrapala named the place Paseban Park, which came from the words sand and burden. also the pasir and the beban eventually made a clump of plants which was like an umbrella for the prime minister Cakrawisesa and the crown prince Arya.

the pasir and beban became “Paseban”

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The Legend of Pulosari Waterfall

Once upon a time, in a village surrounded by dense forests and high mountains, there lived a young girl named Pulosari. She possessed extraordinary beauty and a kind heart that charmed anyone who met her. However, behind her kindness and beauty, Pulosari also had a burning spirit of adventure.

One day, their village was hit by a severe drought. Water sources in the village were decreasing, and residents lived in fear. Seeing the suffering experienced by her people, Pulosari thought of ways to make her village fertile again. While she was asleep, in her dream Pulosari met Dewa Sendangsari. "At the top of the highest mountain there is a spring hidden in a cave guarded by a giant named Krebet." "But, according to stories circulating, no one can return home safely," said Dewa Sendangsari. Hearing that, Pulosari was hesitant to leave. However, if no one dared to go there, the village would continue to be hit by drought. After seeking permission and discussing it with her family, Pulosari decided to travel to the top of the mountain that Dewa Sendangsari meant, hoping to find a new source of water.

With strong determination, Pulosari prepares for her long journey. She took enough provisions and left a message to her family that she would be back when she found a solution to the drought problem. She begins a journey up a steep and winding mountain, encountering various obstacles and dangers along the way.

After several days of travel, Pulosari arrived at the top of the highest mountain. There, she finds a beautiful and mysterious cave. When she entered the cave, she felt like she was being confronted by a formidable force of nature. In the cave, Pulosari faintly heard the sound of flowing water gurgling. With curiosity, Pulosari explored the cave deeper to get closer to the source of the sound. In the dark cave, Pulosari could only rely on her sense of hearing. On the way, she tripped over a stone and fell. Pulosari accidentally woke up a sleeping giant. The giant approached and asked Pulosari, "What are you doing here?" Pulosari replied, "I'm looking for a spring in this cave to save my village from drought." "The water in this spring is magical. If you take water from the spring in this cave, the river in your village will flow again. You can take water from the spring, but on one condition, you have to stay in this cave with me,"  said Krebet. Then Pulosari thought about the giant's words and after a few minutes Pulosari finally agreed to the giant's words. "Okay, I agree," answered Pulosari. "I give you seven nights. If you don't come back within that time, wait for my wrath." said Krebet.

Pulosari traveled back to her village.  There, everyone had been waiting for her presence.  Many people welcomed her with hope, remembering Pulosari's promise that she would only return home if she had found a solution to get the river flowing in her village again.

Arriving at the village, Pulosari, accompanied by the village elders, poured water from the cave.  In the blink of an eye, the water in the river flowed again.  Everyone in the village cheered with joy.  They then worshiped Pulosari for being a hero for the village.

Because she was too happy with the celebration held for her, Pulosari forgot the promise she made to Krebet.  On the seventh night, Krebet, full of anger, came to the village where Pulosari lived.

"Pulosari!!!"  Krebet shouted.  "You have broken your promise to me! I am really angry with you!"  Then, Krebet stomped his foot into the river so that it turned into a waterfall.  "I curse you to become a stone, O Pulosari!"

That is the legend of the formation of the Pulosari waterfall and rock.

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Hafiz Ichlasul Haqqim (18)
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Viosa Azarine (34)

The Origin of Banyu Nibo

Character Names: Ki Ageng, Nyi Serang, Banyu, and Devil.

Once upon a time, there lived a happy family. The family lived a simple life in the middle of the forest. Even though they lack, they are always grateful and can live happily. One morning, the son of the couple went out to hunt. His name is Banyu. He is looking for food so that his mother and father can eat well. Before leaving, Nyi Serang, her mother, advised her that he should never pull out the stick in the middle of the hole. Banyu also complied. He continued walking, looking for deer. But that day, he could not find a single deer. He came home without bringing any game. With a sad expression he said hello. "I'm home, mother," said Banyu. "Welcome, honey. Why are you so sad?" asked the mother. "I can't get anything from hunting, mother," said Banyu sadly. His father, Ki Ageng, shouted, "It's okay, dad caught the fish earlier. Let's eat, your mother has cooked it." They ate together with gusto. The next day, Banyu was determined to at least get one game for his mother. He continued walking around the forest. Shortly thereafter, he found a stick stuck in it. Banyu was curious. He started to approach the stick. The stick was already in front of him. Then Banyu remembered his mother's words not to pull out the stick. Banyu suppressed his curiosity. But suddenly, a creature came out. The creature was red and had fangs. Hairless but winged. Devil. The devil said. "Pull out the stick, young man!" "Sorry, I won't remove it. I did what my mother said." "Your mother is just lying! The stick is just a stick!" "But, I don't want to take it out. My mother will be angry!" "He won't be angry! Just pull it out!" Banyu hesitated because of the devil's seduction. Banyu started holding the stick. He lifted it slowly, the water began to fall from above until it made a big hole. Banyu fell and finally couldn't get out of the hole. The water began to rise to create a lake. Ki Ageng and Nyi Serang look for their son who hasn't come home. They saw that there was no stick stuck in the cliff. They began to realize that it was their son who had pulled out the stick. They are sad about Banyu's departure. In memory of their son, they called the lake, "Banyu Tibo."

Pembagian Tugas
Host : Alya dan Viosa
Guest : Refa, Hafiz, Tiara, Tabita

List Pertanyaan Talk Show
What is the story about?
What is the conflict in the story?
What are your favorite part from the story?
What can you learn from the story?

(Host)
Hello Indonesians and hello the world! Welcome to "fairy tale talk show"

Alya (Host)
In this special day, we will be discussing about a very interesting legend recounted by group 6 entitled "The Origin of Banyu Nibo".

Viosa (Host)
Without further ado, let's have a round of applause to our today's author. Welcome to
"fairy tale talk show". Thank you for being with us today. It is a pleasure to meet you today.

Refa (Guest)
Thank you for having us here.

Alya (Host)
We are interested with your newest story entitled "The Origin of Banyu Nibo". Please tell us what the story is about.

Hafiz (Guest)
So, the story is about son of married couple, his name is Banyu. Banyu ignored his mother's advice and suffered punishment. He fell into the hole caused by him taking his mother's word lightly. That's why he was trapped in that hole forever, so the lake is called Banyu Nibo.

Alya (Host)
It's amazing. And then what is the conflict in the story?

Tiara (Guest)
So, the conflict of the story is when Banyu's heart wavered. He's suddenly hesitant to pull out the stick or not. Because, He actually obeyed His mother's words until the Devil came out and made him hesitate and then finally the Devil succeeded in making Banyu pull the stick out.

Viosa (Host)
WOW, its sounds good. btw what are your favorite part from the story?

Tabita (Guest)
My favorite part of the story is the hunting. In my mind, I expected that hunting would be cool.

Alya (Host)
So, what can you learn from the story?

Refa (Guest)
We must always obey our parents’ words while in terms of kindness, because parents must expect the best for us.

Alya (Host)
I agree with you…

Viosa (Host)
Well, it's time to up the show. Thank you to our lovely guest for joining us today.

Alya (Host)
So everyone, that's all for today. Join us next week on "Fairy Tale Talk Show".

(Host)
Bye bye everyone!

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The Story of Gumuk Pasir

Once upon a time, in Adonara Village there lived people with a wise king.  They live in villages with abundant natural resources that fulfill their needs.  The village was led by a king named Prabu Indra,  he loved his people very much and was famous for his generosity.  Due to the king's kindness, the people also respected and obeyed the king's orders.  However, one day the king's illness recurred.  When the king was sick, the people's welfare began to decline.  Several months after going through a critical period, the king was declared dead.  Before the king died, he ordered that the royal throne be passed on to his first child, Adiwangsa.  King Indra preferred his first child because he saw that his second child's behavior was not good.

A few days after Prabu Indra died, Adiwangsa was appointed as the new king to lead the people in Adonara village.  Under Adiwangsa's leadership, the people became prosperous and prosperous again.  Seeing his older brother's success, his younger brother, Bamantara, felt jealous and wanted to usurp his older brother's throne.  He had very high desires because the people of Adonara village were very obedient to the king's orders.  He thought he could use the people's loyalty to increase his power and allied with the people to get rid of his brother.

At night, Bamantara secretly left the kingdom and met one of the people who was very skilled at making deadly potions.  He had a plan to poison the king's food with the help of the servant.  When the dinner party arrived, the waiter took action to provide food that had been poisoned.  Not long after, the king felt nauseous and dizzy.  To cover up his cunning behavior, Bamantara pretended not to know what was happening and was worried about the king's condition.  Bamantara pretended to call a healer, but in reality he left Adiwangsa until Adiwangsa breathed his last breath.

Bamantara felt happy after his older brother died.  Finally his wish to become king came true.  Now, the village of Adonara is led by the king of Bamantara who is famous for his cunning.  In the first year, he began to change the government system in the kingdom.  Initially, taxes were only paid in small amounts but now taxes have increased and are coercive.  With the wealth that Bamantara had, he built a place to have fun.  In this place, Bamantara and his people can freely drink alcohol and gamble.  Since then, the people in Adonara Village have started to like gambling and drinking alcohol.

The deviant behavior of King Bamantara and his people was apparently known by Dewa Cahya.  Dewa Cahya is the god who provides all the natural resources in Adonara Village. Dewa Cahya is also the giver of prosperity to the Kingdom led by Bamantara.  The behavior of the people in Adonara Village was not liked by Dewa Cahya and the god sent a messenger to justify the behavior of the people of Adonara Village.  The messenger sent by the God of Light was named Kanigara.  He was given the task by Dewa Cahya to come to Adonara Village and correct the people's behavior and provide good teachings so that Adonara Village returns to how it was before.

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Arriving at Adonara Village, Kanigara was very surprised to see the behavior of the residents in the village. The residents really didn't accept and didn't care about Kanigara's presence. Kanigara actually has very good intentions to justify people's behavior.  However, from the start the community had evil intentions towards Kanigara.  They made a plan for Kanigara to leave Adonara village as soon as possible.  Evening arrived, the community had started their action.  One of the residents played the role of pretending to be nice to accompany Kanigara around Adonara village.  However, in fact they wanted to kidnap Kanigara to an underground room in the middle of the forest far from residential areas.  Kanigara and one of the residents finally arrived at the place.

"Oh, what is this place? Why was I brought here?", asked Kanigara

"Okay, just follow me. Don't talk too much!"  , said one resident

Kanigara suddenly became unconscious because the residents were smothering him.  Kanigara was immediately taken to the basement and locked tightly, then left by the residents.

Several weeks after the god sent the messenger, the god felt something was strange because Kanigara had not given any news.

"Excuse me, Dewa Cahya, it is reported that Kanigara's messenger was eaten by wild animals while being accompanied by residents touring the village," said the guard.

"Huh, how is that possible?" asked Dewa

"This is the proof, there are clothes last worn by the Kanigara messenger which are covered in blood," continued the guard

"But God, yesterday when I was hunting, I accidentally saw a figure that looked like Kanigara being taken to an underground room. Maybe this was just a trick by the residents of Adonara village. Kanigara was eaten by wild animals," said one of the soldiers who said  happened to see Kanigara

Instantly, Dewa Cahya was very angry when he saw the behavior of the residents of Adonara Village.  Finally God decided to send down a very powerful sandstorm.  The residents were very scared and ran to escape the sandstorm.  The King of Bamantara and the people along with all the wealth that Bamantara had dreamed of, not a single one survived.  Thanks to the immense power of God, finally the village of Adonara disappeared and was covered in sand, and a dune called Gumuk Pasir became a dune.

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The Legend of Goa Selarong

Once upon a time, there were two warring kingdoms, the Pandak Kingdom and the Pajangan Kingdom. These two kingdoms had been embroiled in a long and fierce war, causing suffering on both sides.

One day, as the war raged on, a brave prince named Ngajiono and his loyal troops from the Pandak Kingdom decided to confront the forces of the Pajangan Kingdom in a massive battle. However, fate had other plans, and Prince Ngajiono and his troops were ultimately defeated in the battle.

Amidst the chaos of war, Prince Ngajiono and his troops were chased by the enemy forces, who were gradually closing in on them. They ran towards a high cliff, and beneath it, they discovered a small hole that seemed impossible to enter. However, in desperation, Prince Ngajiono and his troops prayed to God and decided to attempt to enter the hole.

As the enemy forces drew nearer, Prince Ngajiono and his troops, one by one, entered the small hole. When the enemy forces tried to enter the same hole, a miracle occurred. The cliff above the hole collapsed with great force, burying the enemy soldiers inside. All of the enemy forces perished in the collapse.

However, the ordeal was not yet over. Prince Ngajiono and his troops were now trapped inside a dark cave as the entrance hole was buried under the earth. They didn't know how to escape. Once again, they prayed sincerely to God for help.

Suddenly, as if in answer to their prayers, a second collapse occurred. This collapse opened up the cave's entrance, giving them a way out. Prince Ngajiono and his troops fled from the cave and expressed their gratitude for God's protection.

Having gone through this life-changing experience, Prince Ngajiono and his troops decided to refurbish the cave and turn it into a place of shelter or a base camp. Goa Selarong became a symbol of miracles and divine protection, a place where the tale of the brave prince would be remembered forever.

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The Legend Of Pinus Pengger Forest

One upon a time, there was a kingdom called Pengger Jaya, led by Panengger Abisatya. He had a son named Angger Aryasatya. It is undeniable that his son had such a charming face. The people of the Pengger Jaya kingdom really admired Prince Angger Aryasatya. Until one day, one of the people expressed her feeling for Prince Angger Aryasatya, a woman named Nyi Gangika. Nyi Gangika is an ordinary person who had a beautiful face and heart. But unfortunately Prince Angger Aryasatya was too proud of his position and appearance. He rejected the feelings expressed by Nyi Gangika for Prince Angger Aryasatya. The peak of emotion and revenge on Nyi Gangika's heart and self. Nyi Gangika ran to her residence with tears spilling from her eyes. When Nyi Gangika arrived at her house, she prevented her tears from falling again. Her mind was already wrestling with revenge and hatred. A dark aura overtooked and controlled Nyi Gangika, instantly Gangika changed herself into a witch covered in Revenge.

A few days later, the kingdom repeatedly received a terror such as the discovery of dead crows on the royal terraces. This incident happened so many times that the king and the Royal family became suspicious. They invited palace confidants to find out what really happened. After patrolling and conducting surveillance, the Royal family found out that the mastermind behind all the terror was Nyi Gangika. In the middle of the night, the king deliberately did not sleep because he wanted to meet and ask about the meaning of Nyi Gangika's terror. That's right, Nyi Gangika also came to send the terror back. The king said, "O Nyi Gangika, what is your problem with me?". "None of your business!" Nyi Gangika answered. Then the king Abisatya ordered all troops to fight Nyi Gangika. In the middle of the night, the state of the kingdom was in chaos until the battle continued the next day. Nyi Gangika's strength was unmatched and forced the king Abisatya to withdraw his troops.

When King Abisatya ordered to withdraw the troops, Nyi Gangika immediately stuck his staff, immediately the sky turned dark. Because of the sky turned dark, King Abisatya's troops stopped for a moment from the ongoing battle. Immediately a gust of wind and black mist enveloped the battle area, at that moment the troops turned into a towering tree. The King Abisatya felt confused whether what had happened. Nyi Gangika what have you done to my army? "You won't let me get away either." Nyi Gangika said as she drew and pointed her staff at King Abisatya. At that instant, King Abisatya turned into a huge tree, bigger than the others and towering. On the tree there is a flower that is called by the local community as a pine flower. Since then King Abisatya and his troops were called the Pengger Pine Forest because it matched the name of his kingdom.

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The Legend of Pandansimo Beach

Once upon a time, in a small village called Antaruma, nestled in a lowland area, the village was renowned for its abundant natural resources. In this village, there lived a young man named Pandan. Pandan was a talented martial artist with a kind heart. He was always ready to assist others and maintain peace in his village.

One day, the village renowned for its natural riches fell under attack by a ruthless group of robbers. Witnessing the destruction and suffering caused by these marauders, Pandan decided to confront them. Boldly, he faced the bandits one by one. However, overwhelmed in the battle, Pandan was defeated and taken hostage by the gang of robbers.

Pandan was then taken away to a mountain atop the lowland and held captive there. None of the villagers knew where Pandan was, except for a caretaker named Kyai Simo. Additionally, in the village of Antaruma, there was a massive robbery, and no one could resist these robbers. All the villagers in Antaruma were enslaved by the gang of robbers.

On one fateful night, the village caretaker of Pandan, Kyai Simo, had a bad dream that a massive storm would hit the village of Pandan. In secret, Kyai Simo immediately instructed all the villagers that night to make their way to the residence where Pandan was being held captive. While the gang of robbers was fast asleep, Kyai Simo led all the villagers to the mountain, abandoning the village of Antaruma.

Upon reaching the mountain, the village's condition worsened as a massive storm and strong winds swept through the area. The rain poured heavily, causing floods from the mountain that engulfed the village of Antaruma. All the houses were submerged in water, turning into a sea of water, and all the robbers were also submerged. Pandan, the caretaker, and all the villagers, remained safe on the mountain and began a new life, building a new village on the mountain.

The village that had submerged and turned into a flooded area was named Pandansimo Beach in honor of Pandan and Kyai Simo, who played a significant role in saving all the villagers from Antaruma. The beach became the livelihood for the entire village.

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The Legend of Paseban Park

Once upon a time, there lived a brave and talented prince named Seban. He led a village called Anuttara and was known for his kindness and exceptional painting skills.

During that era, a prolonged drought lasting for 7 years struck the village of Anuttara. The crops withered, the rivers dried up, and the livestock starved. The villagers suffered greatly during this time.

Then, Prince Seban felt deeply concerned seeing his people's suffering. He decided to seek a solution in the forest. After exploring the mysterious woods, he encountered a wise old man. The old man told Prince Seban about a magical spring that could save his village. The spring was hidden behind creeping plants in the forest. However, there was a condition that had to be met by Prince Seban. The condition was that anyone who wished to find the magical spring had to sacrifice something valuable to them. Prince Seban, upon hearing this, immediately returned to the village and shared the news with his people.

After that, he led a group of villagers back to the mystical forest. After finding the spring, Seban made a sacred vow to relinquish his most precious ability, his extraordinary talent for painting, in exchange for the life-giving water for his people.

Suddenly, the water from the magical spring flowed into the village, life began to flourish once more. The plants grew anew, the rivers flew again, and everyone was happy. To commemorate Prince Seban's sacrifice, the villagers built the beautiful Paseban Park around the spring. The name "Paseban" was derived from the abbreviation of Prince Seban.

Eventually, the park became a place for contemplation and enjoying the beauty of nature. The story of Prince Seban's sacrifice continued to live in the hearts of the people, teaching us that love and sacrifice can transform difficult times into everlasting hope for future generations.

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The Legend of Banyunibo Waterfall

Once upon a time on Pajangan village, there lived a greedy trader named Jack. He was so rich that it made him arrogant. Every day he sold his goods and left no remaining. He sold various kinds of vegetables and fruits. Every morning he always harvested those fruits and vegetables in his garden. He had a very wide garden. But, there were some parts of the garden that weren't planted.

One day, Jack wanted to plant seeds on the plain garden. Suddenly, he saw a light that dazzled his eyes. He came to the light source. It turned out that the light came from a crate that looked ancient and obsolete. Jack felt uncomfortable with the crate, but because of his curiosity, he opened the crate and "BOOM". There appeared a blue-coloured genie. The genie was very scary. Without any warning, Jack ran fastly as he was lightning strikes. The genie chased him so fastly from behind. Jack couldn't do anything but kept running. Suddenly, the genie had already been in front of him. The genie said, "Dear, my lord. Thanks for getting me out of that ugly crate," said the genie cutely. Jack  couldn't hold his laugh because of the genie's voice. "Ahahahaha, your body is big and scary, but your voice is like a child," laughed Jack to the genie. The genie didn't feel irritated because he had already sweared that the one who got him out of the crate was his lord.

The genie said, "Dear, my lord, I will give you three wishes, do you want something?". Jack asked for golds. He felt that his properties weren't enough to make him happy. Shortly after, there appeared five pockets containing golds. After getting a lot of golds, Jack became lazy to do selling.  Jack still had two chances to ask something that he will use next time. He kept enjoying his wealthy life without being scared that his properties will run out.

One month had already passed. When Jack was checking his garden, he was startled to see what happened. All his trees were dried because of the ground that was suddenly barren. He directly called the genie, "Hey, genie, come here! I have a wish." The genie came as soon as possible. "Dear, my lord, what happened?" The greedy trader directly made a wish, "Hey genie, look at my garden, all my plants are barren, please make it fertile again!"  The genie immediately read the spell, "Alakazam." Then all the barren plants became fertile. The greedy trader immediately thought about how not to get the plants barren without watering it everyday. Jack said to the genie, "Hey genie, make me a torrential water source to flow through my wide garden." The genie immediately read the spell "Alakazam." Suddenly, a torrential water source existed and the whole garden were fulfilled perfectly.

Everyday Jack never checked his garden. When he did it, he was surprised about what he saw. It turned out that the water source weren't under control and it flooded his garden completely. The ground became mud and it slided to the lower ground. The water slided with the sliding grounds. Jack called the genie, "Hey genie, come here!" The genie fastly came. "What happened, my lord? Aren't your three wishes had already fulfilled?" The greedy trader didn't care about it. He asked for one more wish. "Genie, please stop this sliding water!" Said Jack loudly. The genie didn't care anymore about Jack's wish and he went away. Jack was so  frustrated and he couldn't do anything but seeing his garden submerged in water.

Jack sat pensively, regretting about everything he did. But all the regrets were useless. It all had already happened and it can't be changed. The water had already flooded his garden and the lower ground. From the story, the sliding water now called as Banyunibo Waterfall. It's called Banyunibo because Banyunibo is the name of the village Jack lived in. Banyunibo Waterfall is now being tourist attraction. People come around and enjoy the beauty of Banyunibo Waterfall.

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THE LEGEND OF GOA CEMARA BEACH

A long time ago, in a small coastal village named Cemara, lived an elderly man who was known simply as Kakek. He spent his days tending to the shores and planting rows of cemara trees along the coastline.

One day, there were two villagers who walked and jeered at him when he planted cemara trees. The villagers mocked his work and claimed that he had nothing better to do.

"What pointless work, Kakek. What are you doing there?” said one of the villagers with a laugh.

"You only have nothing better to do," replied one other.

Disappointed by the taunts and mockery, Kakek eventually give up and stopped planting the cemara trees. For days, he grieved the loss of his connection to the land and sea. However, one night, Kakek had a vivid dream. In his dream, a figure appeared before him. She is Goddes Gaia.

“Soon, there will be a terrible storm that will continuously destroy this village,” said her. “The only way to survive this impending disaster is to keep planting cemara trees.” She continued.

After having that dream, Kakek built his determination again to keep planting cemara trees. He returned to the coastline and undeterred by the ongoing mockery, began planting cemara trees once more. Kakek continued to receive scorn from the villagers when he planted cemara trees again. “Hey, look! Once again, he undertook a seemingly futile task!”

Then, Kakek tried to explain to them about his dream. "I planted these cemara trees to protect us from the forthcoming powerful storm. In my dream, Goddess Gaia told me that the only way to survive the imminent storm that will destroy this village is by taking shelter inside these cemara trees that I planted."

Unfortunately, no villagers were willing to listen to his words. Kakek continued his task and believed that someday the pine tree would protect him from the storm.

As the days passed, the villagers remained skeptical and disregarded Kakek's warnings. They went about their lives as usual, oblivious to the storm that was steadily brewing on the horizon. Then, as predicted by Kakek's dream, the tempest arrived. The villagers were ill-prepared for the unceasing of the storm. Their houses and boats were quickly destroyed.

During the chaos, Kakek found refuge within the grove of cemara trees he had diligently planted. Miraculously, the trees transformed into a protective cavern, shielding him from the torrential rains and howling winds. As the storm raged on for days, Kakek found solace and safety within the shelter of the cemara grove.

When the tempest finally subsided, the villagers emerged to a scene of devastation. Their disbelief turned to awe when they saw Kakek emerge unscathed from what appeared to be a natural cave formed by the cemara trees. It was then that they realized the truth of Kakek's vision and the significance of his efforts. The cemara trees had indeed saved him from the calamity.

In the years that followed, the villagers, now humbled by their experience, adopted Kakek's practice of planting cemara trees along the coastline. The once-mocked grove became a symbol of protection and resilience. The coastal village, now known as Goa Cemara, thrived under the shade of the cemara trees, and the legend of Kakek's foresight and determination was passed down through generations.

To this day, Goa Cemara stands as a testament to the power of belief, the importance of preserving nature, and the wisdom of an old man who saw beyond the surface and into the heart of the impending storm.

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Legend of Pine forests

Once upon a time, in a village located in Mangunan, Imogiri, Bantul, there were villager whose lives rich and happy. They almost never experienced shortages, and their lives were peaceful and harmonious.

one day, on a afternoon, an old man arrived in the village of Mangunan. He asked for food from one of the villagers because he was very hungry.
However, the villager refused and told the old man to ask for food from others. But no one was willing to help the old man, and some even insulted and said to him to go away. The old man felt hurt. He raised his stick and prayed to God, asking for the villagers in Mangunan to receive consequences for their actions. and an old man go away from the village.

Suddenly, the sky darkened, the earth shook, and the ground began to slide, eventually burying them. From that moment on, tall and slender brown trees began to grow, eventually becoming known as tall pine trees. And now, they are recognized as the pine forest.

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The Legend of Cemoro Sewu

A long time ago, there was a fisherman who was looking for fish.  Then he got a fish that looks strange. Fishermen think to sell the strange fish. Then the fisherman actually sold the strange fish. Many buyers were curious and they bought the strange fish.

One night, fishermen got a revelation that the fish belonged to Nyi Roro Kidul. Fishermen get messages in dreams. There are 2 messages, the first is that if fish are not returned to Nyi Roro Kidul alive, the people who buy them will be miserable. The second message is that people can live in prosperity if fishermen dedicate their lives to Nyi Roro Kidul.

Early in the morning, the fisherman returns to the market where he sells the strange fish. He conveyed the message that Nyi Roro Kidul would provide a prosperous life to the buyers of these strange fish.

After hearing the message from the fisherman, early in the morning the buyers flocked to the beach. Arriving at the beach, suddenly came the waves along with the appearance of Nyi Roro Kidul. The fishermen immediately said, "I and the others want to serve Nyi Roro Kidul."
Then came a bigger wave that swept the people there until the fishermen were dragged out to sea.
Buyers of fish turned into pine trees which Nyi Roro Kidul turned to become lifeguards.

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The Legend of Gumuk Pasir

Once upon a time, in a village called Gumuk. There lived a simple family life. The family has an only son named Bima. He is a child who diligently helps his parents in finding fish in the sea. Bima usually helps his father from morning to night. Bima’s parents are old and no longer go to sea to find fish in the sea. Bima is the backbone of his family to make a living and everyday life. He always uses his pride nets to help his family’s economy. One day, on a cloudy morning, Bima started his morning fishing. The state of the sea water at that time was slightly different from usual. However, Bima brushed aside all these bad prejudices. Without thinking, Bima boarded his boat to catch fish in the sea. 5 hours passed not a single fish caught in his nets. Then Bima decided to move to the middle of the ocean. He thought if he moved places he would get more fish. Suddenly he felt his nets were heavier than usual, he pulled the nets and lifted them. How surprised Bimo was when he found that there was a mermaid in the net. Then the mermaid spoke to Bimo, “Please let me go, I’m not a bad person.” Then Bimo replied, “Okay, I will let you go as long as you accept one of my requests.” “What’s that?” “Marry me and meet my family.” “Okay I agree with your request” Bimo asked “What is your name O mermaid” The mermaid answered “Leasha”. Instantly he was transformed into a human form.

Then Bima and Leasha went to meet his family. Bima also plans to marry Leasha and asks for his parents’ blessing. Without thinking twice, Bima and Leasha got married right after that day. Meanwhile, Queen Aluna was looking for Leasha who never returned to the palace. He also sent the fish to find his daughter’s whereabouts. How surprised the Queen was when she received news that her daughter had married a human who lived in Gumuk Village. The Queen contacted Leasha through the pearl necklace that Leasha was wearing. Leasha was surprised, but she refused the Queen’s call to return to the palace. Knowing that Leasha refused to return to the palace, the Queen went to the mainland to pick up her daughter.
At that moment, the sea level rose. Bimo and Leasha immediately headed to the coast to see what was happening. Seeing that the Queen was in sight, Bima and Leasha were shocked. The Queen then spoke to her daughter “Why don’t you return to the palace, O my daughter?” Leasha replied “I don’t want to go back, mother, but I have married a man named Bima” Hearing her daughter’s words, the Queen felt angry and disappointed with her daughter. “Okay, if that’s your choice.” The wind started blowing strongly accompanied by thunder and lightning and the sky became dark. At that moment the Queen issued her power to bury Gumuk Village with all the sand on the coast. All inhabitants and villages disappeared buried in the sand, especially Bima and his family. By force the Queen took the Princess to be exiled for 5000 years.
After that incident, until now the area is called Gumuk Pasir by the people around it. The message we can take from this story is not to be selfish and prioritize personal interests. You can’t break promises and be a child who is devoted to your parents. Don’t force a will and think before you act so that unwanted things don’t happen.

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Kelompok 1 (XI D) : The Legend Of Paseban 

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Kelompok 1 (XI D) : The Legend Of Paseban 

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The Legend Of Paseban

Once upon a time in a place to be precise, Bantul, there lived a mandraguna who was very powerful. He was known as Raden Paseban. Not only his supernatural powers, he is also one of the kyai who always does good. This knowledge and supernatural powers were obtained by Raden Paseban through his teacher named Rama Reksa. Rama Reksa gave special knowledge and supernatural powers to Raden Paseban. He promised to use his supernatural power to help the people around him without expecting anything in return. Rama Reksa also entrusted Raden Paseban. They both have made an oath and bond. If Raden Paseban does not keep his promise, he will receive a very severe punishment.

From there, the name Raden Paseban was very familiar to the Mataram royal environment. Especially for King Rinangga as the holder of the Mataram royal throne. All people recognize him. King Rinangga is known as a handsome, just and wise leader. But sometimes King Rinangga spends the treasures around him to have fun and party together.

Once upon a time the Mataram kingdom held a party to welcome the upcoming harvest season. King Rinangga sent his servant to send an invitation letter via a white dove named nircala. The dove brought a ribbon wrapped in a letter to Raden Paseban's simple hut. The letter was then received by Raden Paseban, he was very happy because he received an invitation from King Rinangga for a big party in the Mataram kingdom. At dusk, Raden Paseban rushed to the Mataram royal party.

On the way, he met an elderly grandfather carrying a bamboo stick and dressed in pale black. The grandparents asked Raden Paseban to help him walk. However, because of his haste, Raden Paseban could not help the grandparents because it was getting late and the party was about to start. Unbeknownst to Raden Paseban, that grandfather and grandfather were Rama Reksa, his own teacher. Rama Reksa was disappointed because his student did not keep his promise to do good and help people who needed his help. Rama Reksa finally gave a punishment so that Raden Paseban would meditate in a place with very arid land and spread the grace of kindness to the surroundings.

Over time, the land that was originally arid, due to the grace of goodness that was spread by Raden Paseban through his meditation, became fertile and very beautiful land. A large banyan tree with dense leaves grew, right where Raden Paseban meditated. The field is named by the local community 'Paseban'.

It is believed by the local community, whoever manages to touch a banyan tree trunk, their hopes will come true. Until now, many people have gathered at Paseban while pouring out their hopes and even occasionally looking at the large banyan tree surrounded by a white iron fence.

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The Legend of Selarong Stone

Long ago, there was a beautiful princess named Sari who lived in the kingdom of Bantul. She was the daughter of King Bumi and Queen Langit. She was loved by everyone for her kindness and wisdom.

One day, a handsome prince named Selo came to visit Bantul from a neighboring kingdom. He was the son of King Angin and Queen Awan. He was brave and adventurous, and he wanted to see the world.

When Selo saw Sari, he was instantly smitten by her beauty and grace. He asked King Bumi for permission to court Sari, and the king agreed. Sari also felt a strong attraction to Selo, and they soon fell in love.

However, their happiness was short-lived. A wicked witch named Larung, who lived in a cave near the river, was jealous of Sari's beauty and Selo's love. She wanted to have Selo for herself, and she hated Sari for stealing his heart.

Larung decided to cast a spell on Selo and make him forget about Sari. She waited until one night when Selo was walking alone near the river, and she appeared before him in the form of a beautiful woman. She seduced him with her charms and whispered sweet words in his ear. She gave him a drink that contained her magic potion, and he drank it without suspicion.

The potion took effect immediately, and Selo's memory of Sari faded away. He only saw Larung as his true love, and he followed her to her cave. Larung was overjoyed by her success, and she locked Selo in her cave as her prisoner.

The next day, Sari waited for Selo to come to see her, but he never showed up. She asked the guards and the servants if they had seen him, but no one knew where he had gone. She became worried and sad, and she prayed to God for his safety.

Meanwhile, Selo was trapped in Larung's cave, and he could not escape. He felt a strange emptiness in his heart, but he did not know why. He only obeyed Larung's commands, and he did not resist her.

Larung was happy with her captive, but she was also afraid that someone would find out about her scheme. She decided to move to another cave that was more hidden and secure. She chose another cave, which was located on a hilly area near a waterfall.

She took Selo with her, and they left the river cave at night. They walked through the forest until they reached another cave. They entered the cave and settled down.

However, as soon as they entered the cave, they heard a loud roar from above. They looked up and saw a huge boulder falling from the ceiling of the cave. It was too late for them to run or dodge. The boulder crushed them both under its weight, and they died instantly.

The next morning, some villagers who lived near that cave heard the noise and came to investigate. They saw that the entrance of the cave was blocked by a large stone with a peculiar shape. It looked like two human faces with different expressions. One face looked angry and evil, while the other face looked confused and sad.

They recognized the faces as Larung and Selo, and they realized that they had been punished by God for their sins. They named the stone Selarong, which means "the place where Selo and Larung died". They also built a shrine near the stone and warned people not to go near it.

The legend of Selarong stone spread throughout the land and taught people a lesson about love and loyalty. The stone became a symbol of justice and morality for generations to come.