damarwulan造句

• Damarwulan, accompanied by his servants, makes his way to Blambangan.
• In a final battle, Damarwulan defeats his cousins.
• However, Damarwulan was not died yet, a hermit rescues and revives Damarwulan.
• However, Damarwulan was not died yet, a hermit rescues and revives Damarwulan.
• Finally the queen learns what happened to Damarwulan.
• Menak Jingga finally was killed by Damarwulan, a knight sent by Queen Kencanawungu.
• In that year, Huzainni added Damarwulan and Susi Susanti to his collection of turtledoves.
• At this time, Menak Jingga decides to visit the princesses, and discovers Damarwulan.
• A second battle between Menak Jingga and Damarwulan follows, in which Damarwulan manages to behead the king.
• A second battle between Menak Jingga and Damarwulan follows, in which Damarwulan manages to behead the king.
• They fight, but Damarwulan is unable to hurt Menak Jingga, and severely wounded, appears to die.
• Worried when no saviors present themselves, she has a divine revelation that a young knight named Damarwulan can overcome him.
• As the reward, Damarwulan would be wed to Queen Kencanawungu and become the king of Majapahit, stylized as Prabu Mertawijaya.
• The Panji cycles, the tale of Sri Tanjung, and the epic of Damarwulan, are popular tales in Javanese and Balinese literatures.
• As a reward, Damarwulan is married to Kencanawungu and becomes king of Majapahit; he also takes Lady Anjasmara as a second wife.
• The local tradition linked this site with the pavilion of Queen Kencana Wungu, the Majapahit queen from the tales of Damarwulan and Menak Jingga.
• Damarwulan enters the pavilion and confides in them, enamoured by his charm and good looks, they fall in love and become devoted to him.
• The tales of Panji was dated from older period during Kediri kingdom, while the tale of Sri Tanjung and the epic of Damarwulan took place during Majapahit period.
• Damarwulan is crowned as the King of Majapahit, and is permitted to retain Anjasmara as his other wife, also Dewi Wahita and Dewi Puyengan as his concubines.
• In March 1942, following the Japanese occupation of the Dutch East Indies, Union was closed, and Soekarno, though working on an adaptation of the legend Damarwulan, was let go.