Jaka Tarub

Tarub Jake is a handsome young man who has supernatural powers. He often went out into the woods to hunt and gain knowledge. When a full moon day in the evening he entered the forest, from a distance he heard the faint sound of women who were joking. Impelled by curiosity, Jake goes looking Tarub direction toward the voices. Until finally he found a very beautiful lake in the middle of the woods, along with 7 people very beautiful woman taking a bath and tease ria. With sediment-ngendap, Jaka Tarub walked over. Then he found the clothes these women are lying scattered about. After the vote, he stole one of them and hide them. A few moments passed and the angel was about to return to Khayangan. 6 of them wearing their clothes and fabric, then flies into the night sky. It was not until Jake Tarub understand that these women were the angel Khayangan. But an angel left in the lake. Since losing his clothes he could not return to the sky and then burst into tears. "If anyone finds clothing and kainku, when a man I'll make the husband and when the woman I'll make you," vowed the angel. Jaka Tarub then reveal itself and entertain the angel. He gave a piece of cloth to wear angel's, but still hid his clothes so he could fly to Khayangan left. The angel then fulfill his vow and is married to Jake Tarub. (There are other versions where Nawang Wulan not need to swear like that. When Nawang Wulan crying on the lake, Jake Tarub immediately appeared and comforted, and he offers a place to stay for Nawang Wulan until then finally they got married) Nawang Wulan angel's name, since married him Jaka Tarub affluent. Abundant harvest and granaries are always filled with rice without ever lack. Nawang Wulan clothing Jaka Tarub hidden in a barn that is always full. They were blessed with a child (can boys or girls, depending on the version of the story) and live happily. But after a long married life, Jaka terusiklah Tarub curiosity. Every day he and his family always eat rice, but the barn always never reduced as there is no rice that used to eat them. Nawang Wulan one day going to the river. She advised her husband to keep the fire stove in the kitchen, but forbade him to unscrew the pot (in other versions, Nawang Wulan even prohibit Jaka Tarub to go into the kitchen). Jaka Tarub doing his wife a message, but the curiosity that has been buried long ago finally makes it violated a ban that has been ordered. He opened the lid on the pot and it turned out there was only one grain of rice. Apparently during this Nawang Wulan requires only a grain of rice to meet the rice needs of the family in a day. When Nawang Wulan home and opened the lid of a pot, there is only a grain of rice in it. Nawang Wulan angry because her husband had violated the ban, and he became sad because since then he had to cook the rice as a human being. He had to struggle a lot to pound rice into rice before then menanaknya into rice. Consequently it is used continuously, over time the supply of rice in the granary Jaka Tarub dwindling. Slowly but surely, their rice is depleted, while the harvest season is still not yet arrived. When one day Nawang Wulan re-take the grain to be ground, he saw a piece of cloth sticking out behind a pile of rice. When drawn and cared for, remembered Nawang Wulan bidadarinya if it is clothing. "Apparently all this time Jake Tarub that hid my clothes. And because the contents of the barn continued to decrease in the end I could find it again. It would have to be the will of the Above, "he thought. Nawang Wulan bidadarinya then dressed and took the cloth. He then met Jake Tarub to say goodbye and ask him care for their children well. Jaka Tarub implored her not to leave, but was meant to return to Nawang Wulan Khayangan and leave him. "Remember the when I saw the moon. I'll comfort you from up there, "said Nawang Wulan. He was later flown to the sky towards Khayangan, leaving Jake Tarub who cried in remorse.
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