Friday, October 28, 2016

Narrative Folk Riau Islands - Origin of Catfish

Folk Narrative Origins Catfish are popular folk narratives of Riau Islands. The narrative is so popular that so interesting to study. Let us read in unison ..

Folk Narrative Origins Catfish - Fairytale Lagenda Association of Riau Islands
Once, in the days of ancient times, man lived in Tanah Melayu old fisherman named Awang Gading. He lived one's self on the riverbank. Job one day - that is to catch fish, and sometimes he went into the jungle to search for wood.

"Water use gills to swallow
Low tide swallowed into the stomach
Renggutlah ...!
Rabut do in order to break up, "


That is the word - the word that he used to say at the middle of fishing.

One day when he was fishing and do not find a fish though. On the way home when he heard someone crying baby. Because of curiosity he searched for a place where the tone of it coming from? .. Not much searching, he found a baby petite woman lying on a stone. It seems that the baby had just been born by his mother. because compassion, and brought the child to return home.
Arriving at his place Awang Gading gave the baby the name Dayang Kumunah. Awang Gading happily cradling the baby while mendendang. He promised would work even harder and to educate children properly. Awang Gading also equip Dayang Kumunah pengetuhan diverse knowledge and lessons learned manners. Everyday he also invites Dayang go fishing or for firewood in the forest to find out the nature of life closer.
When always the way. Dayang Kumunah grow so the girl who was so beautiful and virtuous character of a noble. He was also so diligently to help his father. But unfortunately, Dayang Kumunah never laughed.
One day, someone rich and handsome young man who happened by in front of the house Dayang. The young man named Awangku Usop. See Dayang Kumunah time, Awangku Usop immediately fell in love with him and had no intention to ask for her hand as soon as possible. A few days ago, Awangku Usop proposed Dayang Kumunah at Awang Gading. After Dayang Kumunah think most old, he received the proposal Awangku Usop with preconditions, not to beg me to laugh. Awangku Usop undertakes prerequisite being addressed Dayang Kumunah it.
Weddings are also held, but the events that took place after the marriage was not happy. Awang Gading world died due to illness. Moments that make the hearts Dayang Kumunah shrouded in sadness, until many - month .. Fortunately, the sadness was speedily relieved by the birth of her children were a total of five people.
However, Awang Usop was unhappy because not seen Dayang Kumunah laugh. Starting from the initial meeting times until today, Awang Usop wife has never laugh though. But in the afternoon, Dayang Kumunah unison - the same family were there on the porch. They joke jolly and happy laugh It all family members, with the exception of Dayang Kumunah. When it Awang Dayang Kumunah Usop pressing succession laugh. In the end he pu laugh after such a long laugh. At the time, visible gills of fish in his mouth. Dayang Kumunah speedily ran toward the river. As well as turned into fish.
Awang Usop regret because already pressing her to laugh. However, it was too late. Fish with a gorgeous body shape and shiny skin without scales following which some people refer to as the catfish. Before entering the river, Dayang Kumunah told her husband, "Kanda, keep our children well. "
Awangku Usop and children so sad view Dayang Kumunah that so they love it already so the fish. They also promised to not eat catfish, because mistaken for their families. The reason some people do not eat catfish Malay
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