SarawaK Legendary Of White Crocodile.

The name given by Orang Iban,Bujang Senang is legendary crocodile.

Bujang Senang most feared terror and attacks against human,berserk and
devour human around Sungai Batang Lupar. Croc legend Bujang Senang
is crocodile species Crocodylus porosus and measuring 20 feet long and
has a white stripe on his back. Crocodiles are said rampant in this river
since, 1941. The story of the male crocodile was regular bandied
population local.
Bujang Senang Origin Glad :
Bujang Senang crocodile said to incarnate Iban warrior named
Simalungun. He killed and cursed be a crocodile and he vowed to kill all the
generations mistreat them. Simalungun is a Iban warrior known around
Skrang river, Sarawak. His greatness is during the expedition Mengayau
(Head Hunter) his enemy and the enemies not only a little bit has been
killed by him.His greatness is not only Skrang River, but also in river Lupar
trunk. Simalungun enemies believe that he has the knowledge tanks that
are not translucent brown, and kidnapping his wife so secret immunity
Simalungun can be found.
Dilemma between tribes and the pride and love, come to Batang Lupar
Simalungun hoping he can free his wife and killing her kidnapper. But his
wife died by spear when she immediately released, while Simalungun tooth
and nail with the enemy until Lupar river trunk. Enemies have learned
Simalungun weakness immunity destroyed if he was in
river waters.
They lance Simalungun struck and impaled by his enemies. body
Simalungun and his wife left until submerged deck on the river stem the
tide Lupar.Lucky the deity who gave miracle on again Lungu poured over
his body and magical his wife, and his arrival tide Lungu and his wife turned
into a huge crocodile which has a white stripe behind to haunt the
descendants of the killers Stick around Lupar. So born Bujang Senang, as
is known. Easy self-named Senang Name in conjunction with Senang
River, one of Batang Lupar branch where crocodiles Bujang Senang the
legends often found.
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