ADIL Atau KASIH ??

Pada Zaman dahulu kala di Rusia, hidup seorang raja yang bernama Raja Samila. Raja Samila sangat dihormati oleh seluruh rakyatnya. Raja Samila dikenal dengan raja yang sangat Adil, Bijaksana dan penuh dengan kasih. Rakyatnya sangatlah senang dengan kepemimpinan Raja Samila, rakyat negara Rusia sangatlah makmur dan berkecukupan. Raja samila sangat peduli terhadap rakyatnya. Ia juga dikenal dengan Raja yang sangat disiplin. Ia menerapkan peraturan – peraturan yang sangat baik untuk menciptakan negara yang tentram. Selain adil dan bijaksana, Raja Samila juga sangat tampan. Badannya yang tinggi dan tegap membuat setiap wanita yang melihatnya jatuh cinta kepadanya.

ANDE-ANDE LUMUT

Long ago in East Java, there stood twin kingdoms namely Jenggala, which was ruled by King Jayanegnegara, and Kediri, whose king was Jayengrana. The kingdoms were once united under Kahuripan. The king of Kahuripan, Airlangga, before his death had a will that whatever happened, they had to be together as one. So to avoid war, the kingdoms decided to reunite through a marriage of the kings’ children. Panji Asmarabangun, son of Jayengnegara, was married to Dewi Sekartaji, daughter of Jayengrana.

Once upon a time, Jenggala was attacked by a large number of people. When the war broke out, Princess Dewi Sekartaji ran away and hid out in a desolate village. She went in disguise as a village girl and then served a wealthy widow called Nyai Intan. Nyai Intan had three beautiful daughters, Kleting Abang, Kleting Ijo, and Kleting Biru. After a while, she fostered Dewi Sekartaji and gave her the name of Kleting Kuning.

THE CRYING STONE

      Up on a far away hill in Borneo, there lived a poor widow and her arrogant daughter. She was very pretty, but her behaviour was far from good. The girl was lazy. She never helped her mother doing the house works, but always busy preening her self each and everyday. She was really spoiled that everything she asked for had to be given. Evertime she asked for something to her mother, she forced her to grant it for her. She didn’t care about her mother’s pain of working day and night only for getting something to eat,