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A Story from Roti Island

Folklore from Nusa Tenggara Timur

ONCE upon a time, a grandmother and her grand daughter lived in Roti Island, Nusa Tenggara Timur. They had a field and grew some vegetables. The grandmother sold them at the market. On one morning, the grandmother would go to the market. Before she left, she asked her granddaughter to cook.

“Please cook some rice for lunch. But just cook one grain of rice. It’s enough for both of us.”
“Why, Grandma?” asked the girl. “Just do what I said.” The grandmother then left for the market.
Later, the girl started to cook. However, she felt a grain of rice would not be enough for them.
“I think it’s not enough for me and my grandmother.” Then she took two handful of rice. Suddenly, something bad happened to the rice pot. “Oh, no! The rice flowed out of the pot!” shouted the girl.“What should I do?” The rice became rice porridge. It flowed and flowed until it covered the kitchen. Suddenly, the grandmother came home. The girl explained what happened.
“You are a naughty girl! Why didn’t you listen to me?” the grandmother was so angry. She hit the girl with a wooden stick.“ Please forgive me, Grandma!” the little girl cried and cried. But the grandmother kept hitting her.Then, an incredible thing happened! The girl turned into a monkey. The monkey then ran away and climbed a tree. The grandmother chased the monkey. From the tree, the monkey said.“Grandmother, I’m a monkey now. I cannot live with you anymore. You are all alone.” Then the monkey climbed up and disappeared. The grandmother was very sad. She regretted what she done to her beloved grand daughter.
“ Please come back to me. Please forgive me, my grand daughter!’ but it was too late. The little girl has turned into a monkey and never came home. The people of Roti Island believe this story. And that is why until now; people in Roti Island never hit their children or other people’s child. They are afraid that the child would turn into a monkey. ***




The Story of Pari Temple

Folklore from East Java



A long time ago, an old man lived in Penanggungan Mountain. His name was Kiai Gede Penanggungan. He had supernatural power. Kiai Gede Penanggungan also had a beautiful daughter. Her name was Dewi Walangangin. Although very beautiful, she was not married yet. That's why Kiai Gede Penanggungan prayed days and nights for her daughter. Finally, God answered his prayer. A young handsome man came to his place.
"My name is Jaka Pandelegan. I came here because I want to be your student. I want to learn a lot of things from you," said the young man. "I will take you as my student but you have to marry my daughter. Agree?" Jaka took a deep breath. Then he said,"Yes, I agree. I will marry your daughter." Both Dewi Walangangin and Jaka Pandelegan lived a happy marriage. Especially Jaka, he was even happier. Kiai Gede Penanggungan taught him many things. After several years living with Kiai Gede Penanggungan, now it was time for the couple to leave him and found a new life as husband and wife."I know you can't live with me forever. Before you go, take this seed of pari. Every time people ask you, give them some. Don't be arrogant when you are rich." After that, the couple left him and brought pari seed. Pari means rice.
Then, in the new place, they planted the seed. Soon, grew a lot of rice. Now the couple became very rich. The poor neighbours came to the couple to ask for some pari seed.
"No way! If you want to eat, you have to work hard like me!" said Jaka. Kiai Gede Penanggungan heard his bad behaviour. So, he decided to visit him. He wanted to remind him about his promise. Kiai Gede Penanggungan immediately called their names when he arrived in the rice field. "Jaka Pandelegan, come here! I want to talk to you." But Jaka ignored him. He kept on doing his activity. "My daughter, Dewi. It's me, your father."But Dewi also ignored him. Kiai Gede Penanggungan was really angry. He then said, "You two are like temples. You cannot listen to me."Right after he said those words, an incredible thing happened. Slowly, Jaka and Dewi turned into temples. Because the temples stood among the pari, people then named them as Pari Temple.***







A Test for the King

A Folktale from Central Java




There is a small kingdom called Mergosono. Although Mergosono is small, it is famous because the king is a very good and wise man. One day, the gods hear about the king’s goodness and wisdom. So, they decide to test him. The king of the gods sends four of his gods to Mergosono to test the king. At that time, the king’s son, Pangeran Sembara is studying abroad. So one of the gods disguise as Pangeran Sembara. Two other as villagers while one disguise as a villager who is killed by Pangeran Sembara. The two villagers then go to see the king to tell him about the death of their friend. They say that they saw the prince killed their friend. ÒI accept your report. But my son hasn’t returned from his study. I will hold my judgement until his return. If my son indeed killed your friend then I will give him the punishment he deserve. But if you lie then I will punish you for ruining my family’s good name,” says the king. When the two villagers leave, the king calls his trusted advisors. He asks for their opinion about this matter. They all agree that if the report is true then the prince should be punished. The king is sad to hear that but he knows he must uphold the law. The next morning the false prince comes to see his father. He admits killing the vilager. So the king decides to execute the prince for his wrong doing. The next day the prince is going to be hung as his punishment. When the executioner hang the prince, suddenly his body disappear and a voice is heard across the field. “King of Mergosono, you really are a wise and justfull king. You pass my test. So I will give you and your people prosperity as long as you and your descendant stay true and wise. Don’t be sad. Your son is well and on his way home to see you.” When the sound is gone, the people of Mergosono yells with joy. Their prince is safe and they know that their king is a wise man. When the prince finally arrives home, they hold a party to celebrate the event. (BP/X-12)

Too-too-moo and the Giant

A Tale of Indonesia

Once on the island of Java there was a little girl named Too-too-moo. She lived with her Mama in a one-room house in a forest. They were poor but they were happy.

Or they would have been happy, if not for a terrible giant who came every day.

Each morning, when Too-too-moo woke up, she fastened her hair in a knot with her long hairpin. Then she hurried into the woods to help Mama gather firewood and herbs to sell at the village market.

When that was done, Mama cooked a small pot of plain rice and shared it with Too-too-moo for breakfast. She also cooked a huge pot of sweet porridge. She made it from tasty rice flour, fragrant coconut milk, and lots of sugar.

But not even the tiniest bit of the porridge was for Too-too-moo and her Mama. It was all for the giant. Mama knew, if the giant came and did not find a full pot of porridge, he would eat Too-too-moo instead!

Then Mama left for the market, while Too-too-moo did the housework. She shook out their sleeping mat, swept the floor, and washed their few dishes. Then she went outside to play.

Soon she heard the giant’s terrible footsteps.

BOOM! BOOM! BOOM!

Too-too-moo ran into the house, picked up the covered pot of porridge, placed it outside on the doorstep, and shut and locked the door. Then she crouched and trembled in a corner.

The giant stamped up to the house. With one huge finger, he knocked on the door—Tock, tock, tock. Then he called,

“Too-too-moo!
Where are you?”

And Too-too-moo answered, “In the house.”

“And where is your Mama?”

“At the market.”

“And where is my PORRIDGE?”

“In the pot!”

The giant took off the cover, picked up the pot, and swallowed the porridge in one big gulp. Then he threw down the pot and stamped back through the forest.

This happened every day.

When Mama returned in the evening, she brought food that she had bought with the money earned at the market. But since they had to feed the giant, there was never enough for themselves.

One day, Mama did not sell as much as usual. When she came home, she had only enough food for the giant. She and Too-too-moo had to go hungry.

The next day was the same. And so was the day after that.

Too-too-moo and her Mama were starving.

On the fourth morning, Too-too-moo got up, fastened her hair with her long hairpin, and helped Mama gather firewood and herbs. Then Mama cooked the porridge for the giant and left for the market.

The sweet smell of the porridge filled the little house. Too-too-moo was so hungry, she couldn’t stand it.

“I’ll eat just one spoonful,” she said to herself. “The giant will never know.”

Too-too-moo uncovered the pot and ate one spoonful. But she was too hungry to stop! Before she knew what she was doing, a quarter of the porridge was gone.

Then she heard the giant’s terrible footsteps.

BOOM! BOOM! BOOM!

Too-too-moo quickly covered the pot, placed it outside on the doorstep, and shut and locked the door. Then she crouched and trembled in a corner.

The giant stamped up to the house. With one huge finger, he knocked on the door—Tock, tock, tock. Then he called,

“Too-too-moo!
Where are you?”

And Too-too-moo answered, “In the house.”

“And where is your Mama?”

“At the market.”

“And where is my PORRIDGE?”

“In the pot!”

The giant took off the cover, picked up the pot, stopped, and looked.

“This pot is not full!” bellowed the giant. He threw it down and called again,

“Too-too-moo!
Where are YOU?”

Too-too-moo did not answer.

With one blow of his fist, the giant knocked down the door. He reached in his long arm and felt all around till he found Too-too-moo. Then he pulled her from the house, tossed her in his mouth, and

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Cerita dari pulau Roti Cerita rakyat dari Nusa Tenggara TimurOnce upon a time, nenek dan putrinya grand tinggal di Pulau Roti, Nusa Tenggara Timur. Mereka memiliki tanah dan tumbuh beberapa sayuran. Nenek menjual mereka di pasar. Pada suatu pagi, nenek akan pergi ke pasar. Sebelum dia pergi, dia bertanya cucu perempuannya untuk memasak."Silakan memasak nasi beberapa untuk makan siang. Tapi hanya memasak satu butir beras. Itu sudah cukup bagi kami berdua.""Mengapa, nenek?" bertanya kepada gadis. "Hanya melakukan apa yang saya katakan." Nenek kemudian pergi pasar.Kemudian, gadis itu mulai memasak. Namun, dia merasa butiran beras tidak akan cukup untuk mereka."Saya pikir tidaklah cukup bagi saya dan nenek saya." Kemudian dia mengambil segenggam dua beras. Tiba-tiba, sesuatu yang buruk terjadi pada panci beras. "Oh, tidak! Beras mengalir keluar dari panci!"berteriak gadis." Apa yang harus dilakukan?" Beras menjadi bubur beras. Itu mengalir dan mengalir sampai menutupi dapur. Tiba-tiba, nenek pulang. Gadis ini menjelaskan apa yang terjadi.“You are a naughty girl! Why didn’t you listen to me?” the grandmother was so angry. She hit the girl with a wooden stick.“ Please forgive me, Grandma!” the little girl cried and cried. But the grandmother kept hitting her.Then, an incredible thing happened! The girl turned into a monkey. The monkey then ran away and climbed a tree. The grandmother chased the monkey. From the tree, the monkey said.“Grandmother, I’m a monkey now. I cannot live with you anymore. You are all alone.” Then the monkey climbed up and disappeared. The grandmother was very sad. She regretted what she done to her beloved grand daughter.“ Please come back to me. Please forgive me, my grand daughter!’ but it was too late. The little girl has turned into a monkey and never came home. The people of Roti Island believe this story. And that is why until now; people in Roti Island never hit their children or other people’s child. They are afraid that the child would turn into a monkey. *** The Story of Pari Temple Folklore from East JavaA long time ago, an old man lived in Penanggungan Mountain. His name was Kiai Gede Penanggungan. He had supernatural power. Kiai Gede Penanggungan also had a beautiful daughter. Her name was Dewi Walangangin. Although very beautiful, she was not married yet. That's why Kiai Gede Penanggungan prayed days and nights for her daughter. Finally, God answered his prayer. A young handsome man came to his place."My name is Jaka Pandelegan. I came here because I want to be your student. I want to learn a lot of things from you," said the young man. "I will take you as my student but you have to marry my daughter. Agree?" Jaka took a deep breath. Then he said,"Yes, I agree. I will marry your daughter." Both Dewi Walangangin and Jaka Pandelegan lived a happy marriage. Especially Jaka, he was even happier. Kiai Gede Penanggungan taught him many things. After several years living with Kiai Gede Penanggungan, now it was time for the couple to leave him and found a new life as husband and wife."I know you can't live with me forever. Before you go, take this seed of pari. Every time people ask you, give them some. Don't be arrogant when you are rich." After that, the couple left him and brought pari seed. Pari means rice.Then, in the new place, they planted the seed. Soon, grew a lot of rice. Now the couple became very rich. The poor neighbours came to the couple to ask for some pari seed."No way! If you want to eat, you have to work hard like me!" said Jaka. Kiai Gede Penanggungan heard his bad behaviour. So, he decided to visit him. He wanted to remind him about his promise. Kiai Gede Penanggungan immediately called their names when he arrived in the rice field. "Jaka Pandelegan, come here! I want to talk to you." But Jaka ignored him. He kept on doing his activity. "My daughter, Dewi. It's me, your father."But Dewi also ignored him. Kiai Gede Penanggungan was really angry. He then said, "You two are like temples. You cannot listen to me."Right after he said those words, an incredible thing happened. Slowly, Jaka and Dewi turned into temples. Because the temples stood among the pari, people then named them as Pari Temple.*** A Test for the KingA Folktale from Central JavaThere is a small kingdom called Mergosono. Although Mergosono is small, it is famous because the king is a very good and wise man. One day, the gods hear about the king’s goodness and wisdom. So, they decide to test him. The king of the gods sends four of his gods to Mergosono to test the king. At that time, the king’s son, Pangeran Sembara is studying abroad. So one of the gods disguise as Pangeran Sembara. Two other as villagers while one disguise as a villager who is killed by Pangeran Sembara. The two villagers then go to see the king to tell him about the death of their friend. They say that they saw the prince killed their friend. ÒI accept your report. But my son hasn’t returned from his study. I will hold my judgement until his return. If my son indeed killed your friend then I will give him the punishment he deserve. But if you lie then I will punish you for ruining my family’s good name,” says the king. When the two villagers leave, the king calls his trusted advisors. He asks for their opinion about this matter. They all agree that if the report is true then the prince should be punished. The king is sad to hear that but he knows he must uphold the law. The next morning the false prince comes to see his father. He admits killing the vilager. So the king decides to execute the prince for his wrong doing. The next day the prince is going to be hung as his punishment. When the executioner hang the prince, suddenly his body disappear and a voice is heard across the field. “King of Mergosono, you really are a wise and justfull king. You pass my test. So I will give you and your people prosperity as long as you and your descendant stay true and wise. Don’t be sad. Your son is well and on his way home to see you.” When the sound is gone, the people of Mergosono yells with joy. Their prince is safe and they know that their king is a wise man. When the prince finally arrives home, they hold a party to celebrate the event. (BP/X-12)Too-too-moo and the Giant A Tale of IndonesiaOnce on the island of Java there was a little girl named Too-too-moo. She lived with her Mama in a one-room house in a forest. They were poor but they were happy.Or they would have been happy, if not for a terrible giant who came every day.Each morning, when Too-too-moo woke up, she fastened her hair in a knot with her long hairpin. Then she hurried into the woods to help Mama gather firewood and herbs to sell at the village market.When that was done, Mama cooked a small pot of plain rice and shared it with Too-too-moo for breakfast. She also cooked a huge pot of sweet porridge. She made it from tasty rice flour, fragrant coconut milk, and lots of sugar.But not even the tiniest bit of the porridge was for Too-too-moo and her Mama. It was all for the giant. Mama knew, if the giant came and did not find a full pot of porridge, he would eat Too-too-moo instead!Then Mama left for the market, while Too-too-moo did the housework. She shook out their sleeping mat, swept the floor, and washed their few dishes. Then she went outside to play.Soon she heard the giant’s terrible footsteps.BOOM! BOOM! BOOM!Too-too-moo ran into the house, picked up the covered pot of porridge, placed it outside on the doorstep, and shut and locked the door. Then she crouched and trembled in a corner.The giant stamped up to the house. With one huge finger, he knocked on the door—Tock, tock, tock. Then he called,“Too-too-moo! Where are you?”And Too-too-moo answered, “In the house.”“And where is your Mama?”“At the market.”“And where is my PORRIDGE?”“In the pot!”The giant took off the cover, picked up the pot, and swallowed the porridge in one big gulp. Then he threw down the pot and stamped back through the forest.This happened every day.When Mama returned in the evening, she brought food that she had bought with the money earned at the market. But since they had to feed the giant, there was never enough for themselves.One day, Mama did not sell as much as usual. When she came home, she had only enough food for the giant. She and Too-too-moo had to go hungry.The next day was the same. And so was the day after that.Too-too-moo and her Mama were starving.On the fourth morning, Too-too-moo got up, fastened her hair with her long hairpin, and helped Mama gather firewood and herbs. Then Mama cooked the porridge for the giant and left for the market.The sweet smell of the porridge filled the little house. Too-too-moo was so hungry, she couldn’t stand it.“I’ll eat just one spoonful,” she said to herself. “The giant will never know.”Too-too-moo uncovered the pot and ate one spoonful. But she was too hungry to stop! Before she knew what she was doing, a quarter of the porridge was gone.Then she heard the giant’s terrible footsteps.BOOM! BOOM! BOOM!Too-too-moo quickly covered the pot, placed it outside on the doorstep, and shut and locked the door. Then she crouched and trembled in a corner.Raksasa dicap ke rumah. Dengan satu jari besar, dia mengetuk pintu — Tock, tock, tock. Kemudian ia dipanggil,"Terlalu-terlalu-moo! Dimana Apakah Anda?"Dan terlalu-terlalu-moo menjawab, "di dalam rumah.""Dan mana adalah ibumu?""Di pasar.""Dan mana adalah bubur saya?""Dalam pot!"Raksasa melepas penutup, mengambil panci, berhenti, dan melihat."Panci ini tidak penuh!" berteriak raksasa. Ia melemparkannya ke bawah dan menelepon kembali,"Terlalu-terlalu-moo! Dimana Apakah Anda?"Terlalu-terlalu-moo tidak menjawab.Dengan satu pukulan tinjunya, raksasa terjatuh pintu. Dia dicapai dalam lengan panjang dan merasa di sekitar sampai ia menemukan terlalu-terlalu-moo. Kemudian ia menariknya dari rumah, melemparkan di dalam mulutnya, dan

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Cerita dari Pulau Roti Folklore dari Nusa Tenggara Timur SEKALI kala, nenek dan cucunya tinggal di Pulau Roti, Nusa Tenggara Timur. Mereka memiliki lapangan dan tumbuh beberapa sayuran. Nenek menjualnya di pasar. Pada suatu pagi, nenek akan pergi ke pasar. Sebelum dia pergi, dia meminta cucunya untuk memasak. "Silakan memasak nasi untuk makan siang. Tapi hanya memasak satu butir beras. Ini cukup untuk kami berdua. "" Kenapa, Nenek? "Tanya gadis itu. "Lakukan saja apa yang saya katakan." Nenek itu kemudian berangkat ke pasar. Kemudian, gadis itu mulai memasak. Namun, dia merasa sebutir beras tidak akan cukup untuk mereka. "Saya pikir itu tidak cukup bagi saya dan nenek saya." Lalu ia mengambil dua segenggam beras. Tiba-tiba, sesuatu yang buruk terjadi pada periuk nasi. "Oh tidak! Beras mengalir keluar dari pot! "Teriak gadis itu." Apa yang harus saya lakukan? "Beras menjadi bubur. Itu mengalir dan mengalir sampai tertutup dapur. Tiba-tiba, nenek pulang. Gadis itu menjelaskan apa yang terjadi. "Kamu adalah gadis nakal! Mengapa Anda tidak mendengarkan saya? "Nenek sangat marah. Dia memukul gadis dengan tongkat kayu. "Maafkan aku, nenek!" Gadis kecil menangis dan menangis. Tapi nenek terus memukul her.Then, hal yang luar biasa terjadi! Gadis itu berubah menjadi monyet. Monyet kemudian lari dan memanjat pohon. Nenek mengejar monyet. Dari pohon, kata monyet. "Nenek, aku monyet sekarang. Aku tidak bisa hidup dengan Anda lagi. Anda sendirian. "Kemudian monyet memanjat dan menghilang. Nenek sangat sedih. Dia menyesali apa yang dia lakukan untuk putri grand kesayangannya. "Silahkan datang kembali ke saya. Maafkan saya, anak saya besar! ' tapi itu sudah terlambat. Gadis kecil telah berubah menjadi monyet dan tidak pernah pulang. Orang-orang dari Pulau Roti percaya cerita ini. Dan itulah sebabnya sampai sekarang; orang di Pulau Roti tidak pernah memukul anak-anak mereka atau anak orang lain. Mereka takut bahwa anak akan berubah menjadi monyet. *** Kisah Pari Temple Folklore dari Jawa Timur Dahulu kala, seorang pria tua tinggal di Gunung Penanggungan. Namanya Kiai Gede Penanggungan. Dia memiliki kekuatan supranatural. Kiai Gede Penanggungan juga memiliki seorang putri cantik. Namanya Dewi Walangangin. Meskipun sangat indah, dia belum menikah. Itu sebabnya Kiai Gede Penanggungan berdoa siang dan malam untuk putrinya. Akhirnya, Tuhan menjawab doanya. Seorang pria tampan muda datang ke tempatnya. "Nama saya Jaka Pandelegan. Saya datang ke sini karena saya ingin menjadi murid Anda. Saya ingin belajar banyak hal dari Anda," kata pemuda itu. "Saya akan membawa Anda sebagai mahasiswa saya tapi Anda harus menikahi putri saya. Setuju?" Jaka mengambil napas dalam-dalam. Lalu ia berkata, "Ya, saya setuju. Saya akan menikahi putri Anda." Kedua Dewi Walangangin dan Jaka Pandelegan hidup pernikahan yang bahagia. Terutama Jaka, dia lebih bahagia. Kiai Gede Penanggungan mengajarinya banyak hal. Setelah beberapa tahun tinggal dengan Kiai Gede Penanggungan, sekarang sudah waktunya bagi pasangan untuk meninggalkan dia dan menemukan kehidupan baru sebagai suami dan istri. "Aku tahu kau tidak bisa hidup dengan saya selamanya. Sebelum Anda pergi, mengambil biji ini dari pari . Setiap kali orang bertanya, memberi mereka. Jangan sombong ketika Anda kaya. " Setelah itu, pasangan itu meninggalkan dia dan membawa benih pari. Pari berarti beras. Kemudian, di tempat baru, mereka menanam benih. Segera, tumbuh banyak beras. Sekarang pasangan ini menjadi sangat kaya. Para tetangga miskin datang ke pasangan untuk meminta beberapa benih pari. "Tidak! Jika Anda ingin makan, Anda harus bekerja keras seperti saya!" kata Jaka. Kiai Gede Penanggungan mendengar perilaku buruk itu. Jadi, dia memutuskan untuk mengunjunginya. Ia ingin mengingatkan dia tentang janjinya. Kiai Gede Penanggungan segera memanggil nama mereka ketika ia tiba di sawah. "Jaka Pandelegan, datang ke sini! Aku ingin berbicara dengan Anda." Tapi Jaka mengabaikannya. Dia terus melakukan aktivitasnya. "Putri saya, Dewi. Ini aku, ayahmu." Tapi Dewi juga mengabaikannya. Kiai Gede Penanggungan benar-benar marah. Dia kemudian berkata, "Kalian berdua seperti candi. Anda tidak dapat mendengarkan saya." Tepat setelah ia mengucapkan kata-kata, hal yang luar biasa terjadi. Perlahan-lahan, Jaka dan Dewi berubah menjadi kuil. Karena candi berdiri di antara pari, orang-orang kemudian menyebut mereka sebagai Pari Temple. *** Sebuah uji Raja A Cerita Rakyat dari Jawa Tengah Ada sebuah kerajaan kecil yang disebut Mergosono. Meskipun Mergosono kecil, itu terkenal karena raja adalah orang yang sangat baik dan bijaksana. Suatu hari, para dewa mendengar tentang kebaikan raja dan kebijaksanaan. Jadi, mereka memutuskan untuk mengujinya. Raja para dewa mengirimkan empat dewa untuk Mergosono untuk menguji raja. Pada saat itu, putra raja, Pangeran Sembara belajar di luar negeri. Jadi salah satu dewa menyamar sebagai Pangeran Sembara. Dua lainnya sebagai warga sementara satu menyamar sebagai seorang warga desa yang dibunuh oleh Pangeran Sembara. Kedua desa kemudian pergi untuk melihat raja untuk menceritakan tentang kematian teman mereka. Mereka mengatakan bahwa mereka melihat sang pangeran membunuh teman mereka. Oi menerima laporan Anda. Tapi anak saya belum kembali dari studinya. Saya akan terus penilaian saya sampai dia kembali. Jika anak saya memang membunuh teman Anda maka saya akan memberinya hukuman dia layak. Tetapi jika Anda berbohong maka saya akan menghukum Anda untuk merusak nama baik keluarga saya, "kata raja. Ketika dua desa pergi, raja memanggil penasihatnya dipercaya. Dia meminta pendapat mereka tentang hal ini. Mereka semua setuju bahwa jika laporan itu benar maka pangeran harus dihukum. Raja sedih mendengar itu, tapi ia tahu ia harus menegakkan hukum. Keesokan paginya pangeran palsu datang untuk melihat ayahnya. Dia mengakui membunuh vilager tersebut. Jadi raja memutuskan untuk mengeksekusi sang pangeran untuk perbuatan yang salah itu. Keesokan harinya sang pangeran akan digantung sebagai hukumannya. Ketika algojo menggantung pangeran, tiba-tiba tubuhnya menghilang dan suara terdengar di lapangan. "Raja Mergosono, Anda benar-benar adalah raja yang bijaksana dan justfull. Anda lulus tes saya. Jadi saya akan memberikan Anda dan kesejahteraan rakyat Anda selama Anda dan keturunan Anda tetap setia dan bijaksana. Jangan sedih. Anakmu baik dan dalam perjalanan pulang untuk melihat Anda. "Ketika suara itu hilang, orang-orang dari Mergosono berteriak dengan sukacita. Pangeran mereka aman dan mereka tahu bahwa raja mereka adalah orang yang bijaksana. Ketika sang pangeran akhirnya tiba di rumah, mereka mengadakan pesta untuk merayakan acara tersebut. (BP / X-12) Terlalu terlalu moo dan Raksasa A Tale of Indonesia Setelah di pulau Jawa ada seorang gadis kecil bernama Terlalu terlalu moo. Dia tinggal dengan Mama di sebuah rumah satu kamar di sebuah hutan. Mereka miskin tapi mereka senang. Atau mereka akan senang, jika tidak untuk raksasa mengerikan yang datang setiap hari. Setiap pagi, ketika Terlalu terlalu moo terbangun, dia diikat rambutnya di simpul dengan jepit rambut yang panjang. Lalu ia bergegas ke hutan untuk membantu Mama mengumpulkan kayu bakar dan herbal untuk menjual di pasar desa. Ketika itu dilakukan, Mama dimasak panci kecil nasi dan berbagi dengan Terlalu terlalu moo untuk sarapan. Dia juga dimasak panci besar bubur manis. Dia membuatnya dari tepung beras lezat, santan harum, dan banyak gula. Tapi bahkan tidak sedikit terkecil dari bubur adalah untuk Terlalu terlalu moo dan Mama nya. Itu semua untuk raksasa. Mama tahu, jika raksasa itu datang dan tidak menemukan panci penuh bubur, ia akan makan Terlalu terlalu moo bukan! Lalu Mama berangkat ke pasar, sementara Terlalu terlalu moo melakukan pekerjaan rumah tangga. Dia menggelengkan keluar tikar tidur mereka, menyapu lantai, dan mencuci beberapa piring mereka. Lalu ia pergi ke luar untuk bermain. Segera ia mendengar langkah kaki mengerikan raksasa. BOOM! LEDAKAN! BOOM! Terlalu terlalu moo berlari ke rumah, mengambil panci tertutup bubur, ditempatkan di luar di ambang pintu, dan menutup dan mengunci pintu. Kemudian dia berjongkok dan gemetar di sudut. Raksasa itu dicap ke rumah. Dengan satu jari besar, ia mengetuk pintu-Tock, tok, tok. Kemudian ia disebut, "Terlalu terlalu moo! Di mana kamu?" Dan Terlalu terlalu moo menjawab, "Di rumah." "Dan di mana Mama Anda?" "Di pasar." "Dan di mana saya bubur ? "" Dalam panci! "raksasa tersebut berangkat penutup, mengambil panci, dan menelan bubur dalam satu tegukan besar. Kemudian ia melemparkan pot dan dicap kembali melalui hutan. Hal ini terjadi setiap hari. Ketika Mama kembali di malam hari, dia membawa makanan yang ia beli dengan uang yang diperoleh di pasar. Tapi karena mereka harus memberi makan raksasa, tidak pernah cukup untuk diri mereka sendiri. Suatu hari, Mama tidak menjual sebanyak biasanya. Ketika dia pulang, dia hanya cukup makanan untuk raksasa. Dia dan Terlalu terlalu moo harus kelaparan. Hari berikutnya adalah sama. Dan begitu juga hari setelah itu. Terlalu terlalu moo dan Mama nya kelaparan. Pada pagi hari keempat, Terlalu terlalu moo bangkit, diikat rambutnya dengan jepit rambut panjang, dan membantu Mama mengumpulkan kayu bakar dan herbal. Kemudian Mama dimasak bubur untuk raksasa dan berangkat ke pasar. Bau manis bubur memenuhi rumah kecil. Terlalu-terlalu-moo begitu lapar, dia tidak bisa tahan. "Aku akan makan hanya satu sendok," katanya pada dirinya sendiri. "Raksasa itu tidak akan pernah tahu." Terlalu terlalu moo menemukan panci dan makan satu sendok. Tapi ia terlalu lapar untuk berhenti! Sebelum dia tahu apa yang dia lakukan, seperempat dari bubur itu pergi. Lalu dia mendengar langkah kaki mengerikan raksasa. BOOM! LEDAKAN! BOOM! Terlalu terlalu moo cepat tertutup pot, ditempatkan di luar di ambang pintu, dan menutup dan mengunci pintu. Kemudian dia berjongkok dan gemetar di sudut. Raksasa itu dicap ke rumah. Dengan satu jari besar, ia mengetuk pintu-Tock, tok, tok. Kemudian ia disebut, "Terlalu terlalu moo! Di mana kamu?" Dan Terlalu terlalu moo menjawab, "Di rumah." "Dan di mana Mama Anda?" "Di pasar." "Dan di mana saya bubur ? "" Dalam panci! "raksasa tersebut berangkat penutup, mengambil panci, berhenti, dan melihat." pot ini tidak penuh! "teriak raksasa. Dia melemparkannya ke bawah dan menelepon lagi, "Terlalu terlalu moo! Mana ANDA?" Terlalu terlalu moo tidak menjawab. Dengan satu pukulan dari tinjunya, raksasa merobohkan pintu. Dia mencapai di lengan panjang dan merasa seluruh sampai ia menemukan Terlalu terlalu moo. Lalu ia menariknya dari rumah, melemparkan dirinya di mulutnya, dan