badang造句

• This went on for a few days and Badang was angry.
• He promised to grant Badang any wish if he spared his life.
• True to the demon s word Badang became immensely strong.
• As he walked back, Badang tested his strength on the trees.
• At dawn, Badang saw none other than the demon from his dream.
• Over time, Badang had become known in other nearby countries as well.
• Contrary to popular belief, Badang was born in Sayong Pinang, Johor.
• Badang emerged victorious from both fights and eventually stayed in Temasik until his death.
• One morning Badang found his traps empty.
• The beast was so big and ugly that Badang shook with fear and woke up.
• Badang thought of wishing to be invisible but knew he would be hunted and killed.
• Badang was frequently asked to do favours.
• To his surprise, Badang was completely unharmed and the rock was split in two.
• Nadi Bijaya acceded to the agreement and gave Badang the seven ships of cargo before returning to India
• Badang spent many years in Singapura defeating challengers from other countries, including the champion of Java.
• In his dream Badang was very rich and lived in a palace with many servants waiting on him.
• The demon said that if Badang wanted great strength he would have to swallow whatever he coughs up.
• Badang competed against Nadi Bijaya in several contests of strength and wrestling but the result was always tied.
• Badang ran at the man on sight and used the empty net to tie its hair to a rock.
• Now a free man, Badang worked for a number of people before heading to the Kingdom of Singapura.