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Thank you very much Sepokal for giving the answer from a Malay's perspective. Sometimes, I feel I am at the disadvantage for having mixed parentage
![]() I agree with you that keris is first & foremost a weapon, but I am not sure that after tasting blood, shouldnt the keris be purified (dipulihkan) or maybe in Javanese term - ruwat? About the insane guy, I am sorry to tell you (Sepokal, Hana, AlamShah, David and all), the incident took place in early 90's, and the man had since died without regaining his sanity. A sad story indeed, as something could have been done to save, at least his life. Mr Sepokal or others, where can I buy an original kemuning kerdas hilt (Sulawesi style) and the matching pendokok to go with my sepokal blade (Sepokal, you know that blade)? |
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Dear Pak Raden,
I thought Arya Penangsang was killed by his own keris, Ki Setan Kober? I wouldnt repeat his mistake if I were in his position again. And about that hierloom tombak, Ki Plered, may I ask whether it had to go thru purification process after each kill? Salam penangsang |
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Oo..you are right. Arya Penangsang was killed by his own keris, Kiai Setan Kober. I dont have any story about purification of tombak Kiai Plered. Does anyone have? As I have, only King of Djokja himself takes care of it. It shows the important role of Kiai Plered in DjoKja (perhaps, both in term of mataram history and in term of its spirit) Back to the spirit inside, do you think there is different pattern of spirit between keris and spear point (tombak)? Usman |
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