PARENTS BUNGKUL. IN THE VIEW OF THE SOCIETY OF THE RIVER CITY

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Know not how the shape of a parang bungkul What is meant by the parang bungkul Parang bungkul is the name of a sharp weapon typical of South Kalimantan people, of the many sharp weapons used, the machete bungkul is one of the most widely known sharp weapons, especially the people of Dayak banjar upstream Parang bungkul river is not just an ordinary sharp weapon, based on its shape and its usefulness is actually a parang bungkul has its own philosophy. Parang bungkul itself is a sharp weapon used in any activity, because it owns a unique machelock and unique shape with multifunctional usability. Parang bungkul can be used as a tool of agriculture, hunting animals in the forest, even in ancient times used as a tool of war People do not like the banjar rambling, do not like to seem too formal, and do not like things too complicated course. Banjar people have a principle if they can do some work with one activity, why not just look at the machete, a sharp weapon but can be enabled for many activities and uses.

Banjar people like simple things as long as they have the benefits they can get. In general, the shape of a machete has a wider end when compared to its base, but has the same or heavier equilibrium at the end. It is certainly made for its use more easily if used to cut objects harder. If swing in the swing will be felt stronger when the parang bungkul hit certain objects Parang bungkul can also use a sarong or banjar language terminology called kompang using a light but strong wood. Most use algae or grip made from the base of the root of bamboo tree. In the sarongnya usually there is a protruding part where there is a special hole to enter the rope. The rope serves as a machete bait tie On the activities of ordinary people banjar tied bungkul macheh on their waist. While doing many other activities.



Parang bungkul itself used steel materials or other materials that have the flexibility to be sharpened. Parang bungkul has sarong (kompang) and algae or unique grip. From the first until now hardly found any meaningful changes, but its existence has been across time and region. Similarly, the banjar and the point of view of his thoughts are very solid with their ideology and customs














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