Asal Mula HANACARAKA Dalam Bahasa Inggris (Tugas Sekolah)

 

ORIGIN OF AKSARA JAWA HANACARAKA

In a kingdom of Medhangkamulan, there is a king named Dewata Cengkar. A king who is very greedy, cruel, greedy, and like eating human flesh. The people's funds were forced to deposit human tributes. A nomad named Aji Saka intends to stop the king's habit. Aji Saka has 2 very loyal servants named Dora and Sembada. On his way to Medhangkamulan kingdom, ¬ Aji Saka invites Dora, while Sembada remains in place because he has to maintain a sacred heritage of Aji Saka. Aji Saka advised Sembada, lest it be given to anyone except me (Aji Saka). After some time, Aji Saka arrived at the lonely kingdom of Medhangkamulan. The people did not go out, for fear of being the king's meal. Aji Saka immediately headed for the palace and said that he was ready to be a meal King Prabu Dewata Cengkar. Before being eaten, the prabu always grants 1 request from the potential victim and Aji Saka quietly asks for the land as wide as the shurban of his head. Hearing the request of Aji Saka Prabu Dewata immediately agreed. So opened the cloth syurban, Aji Saka holds one end, while the other is held by King God of Cengkar. Strange, it turns out that the syurban is expanding so that the Dewata Cengkar must walk backwards until it reaches the south shore. Aji Saka quickly waved his shurbannya so wrapped up the body of the Gods Cengkar and kicked it into the southern sea. Suddenly Dewata Cengkar's body turned into a white crocodile. Since then, the Medhangkamulan Kingdom is led by Aji Saka who is wise and wise. Suddenly Aji Saka is reminded of her treasure, and tells Dora to take it. But Sembada did not want to give that heirloom, because recalled Aji Saka message. Then there was a great fight between Dora and Sembada. Because having a knowledge and a balanced powers, then the Dora and Sembada die simultaneously. Aji Saka who remembered his message to Sembada, immediately followed. But it was too late, because when he arrived there, his two very loyal servants had died. In remembrance of both, Aji Saka enshrined in a script / letter ha na ca ra ka da ta sa wa la pa dha ja ya ma ga ba tha nga.

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