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    The legend of Banyuwangi tells the story of King Sulahkromo who wanted to marry his Prime Minister Raden Banterang's wife Surati. When Banterang was away, the King accused Surati of being unfaithful. Believing the King, Banterang threw Surati into the river, but as she fell she declared her innocence. When her body hit the water, the river turned clean and fragrant. Banterang exclaimed "Banyu...Wangi...Banyuwangi," and that is how the town was named, with the legend symbolizing true love and the river still retaining the fragrance.

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    The legend of Banyuwangi tells the story of King Sulahkromo who wanted to marry his Prime Minister Raden Banterang's wife Surati. When Banterang was away, the King accused Surati of being unfaithful. Believing the King, Banterang threw Surati into the river, but as she fell she declared her innocence. When her body hit the water, the river turned clean and fragrant. Banterang exclaimed "Banyu...Wangi...Banyuwangi," and that is how the town was named, with the legend symbolizing true love and the river still retaining the fragrance.

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    Nama : Alfia Putri

    Kelas : XII MIPA 6

    No. : 04

    THE LEGEND OF BANYUWANGI

    Assalamualaikum wr wb

    Here I will tell you a little about the legend of Banyuwangi.


    The Legend of Banyuwangi tells the story of King Sulahkromo, who wanted to marry his
    Prime Minister’s wife, Surati.
    When the Prime Minister, Raden Banterang, was away on a mission, the King accused Surati
    of being unfaithful. Banterang believed the King’s accusations and killed his own wife by
    throwing her into the river. However, as she was falling, Surati declared that her innocence
    would be proven.
    As soon as her body hit the water, the river turned clean and emitted a wonderful
    fragrance.Banterang exclaimed “Banyu... Wangi... Banyuwangi,” meaning “fragrant water,”
    and from then on, the town of Banyuwangi was born. The legend is a symbol of the purity
    and sacredness of true love, and it is said that the fragrance of the river still remains to this
    day.
    Wassalamu’alaikum wr wb

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