THE LEGEND OF FOLKRORE STORY PART 7
The main title on this post "Sacrifice of a Princess"
In ancient times, there was a husband and wife who are known as yellow tuwung and yellow tuwun.
Pan is a father's call and calls a mother. they have one boy named yellow tuwun. therefore a pair of husband and wife is called pan tuwung yellow and yellow tuwung.
Pan yellow tuwung has a very large chicken and he is famous for the claimant syam jago.
With karna have many chickens, then his wife is forced to take care of the pet (chicken).
Every day her husband, his job just pitted the cock and he always lost. it makes their households chaos.
Day after day the circumstances in their families fall apart and blame each other and also distrust each other again.
One day pan tuwung said to his wife: my wife, if later gave birth and you gave birth to a son. he will make my replacement.
He will continue my work that is pitted chicken. but if you later give birth to a girl, then I will slaughter, I cut into pieces and I will make as my pet chicken food, said her husband.
After saying so, she gave birth. and it is fitting for cheerful circumstances to wait for the baby. but on the contrary, his wife is very worried and fear. he was afraid that in the future will be a daughter.
Every day his wife complained and prayed to the god for the child who was born later boy as expected by her husband pan yellow tuwung. but apparently a wish that is not expected, tuwung yellow (the term as a wife) gave birth to a daughter who is very beautiful and looks very sweet. coincidentally when giving birth to it, her husband pan yellow tuwung not at home and she as usual was pitting his cock.
man yellow tungkung accompanied by a woman when giving birth that is her mother. the mother said: what if this baby we hide in my house. man tuwung kuning answered, i agree like that mom. mother take my child and take it home mom.
listening to yellow tuwung man's answer like that, his mother did not stay silent and he took the girl soon and brought her home.
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The misery that comes from his bad hobby until the child becomes the victim. The folkrore I used to read when I was at primary school.