History and Legend of Ki Ageng Paker Turtledove Bird

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History and Legend of Ki Ageng Paker Turtledove Bird
Javanese people who still adhere to the concept of Javanese culture cannot be separated from various symbols
Babad Galuh Mataram is told
The Jaka Mangu
Ki Ageng Paker
Paker is the name of a village in South Bantul City, approximately twenty kilometers south of Yogyakarta City. In the village there is a legend, which is about a person named Ki Ageng Paker. Following
this is the story. In ancient times, there was a small village, called Desa Paker, located in the south of the Mentaok forest, near the coast of the south sea. Paker Village is where Ki Wongsoyuda lives with his wife and two children, Saridin and Sriti. Little family life is very simple. Ki Wongsoyuda was tall
big and smiling. Saridin and Sriti are also known as friendly and obedient children to their father and father
her mother.
Ki Wongsoyuda is known as a religious figure who is highly respected and respected by the people and society around him. Because of his well-known, modest, and helpful personality, the people around him like to call him Ki Ageng Paker.
Folklore includes legends, music, oral history, proverbs, jokes, superstitions, fairy tales, and customs that have become traditions in a culture, subculture, or group. Folklore is also a series of practices that serve as a means of spreading various cultural traditions.