CARUBAN NAGARI and CIREBON

Amuk Murugul · 22nd June 2009, 08:41 AM

Hullo everybody,

Hmmm ... very interesting.
There are many versions of 'history'. It is always best to get as close as possible to the original source, thereby cutting out as many of the 'middlemen' as possible. Then one can form a 'truer' opinion.

Just two possibilities to consider:

- Soenan Goenoeng Djati (b. 1448, Egypt) was not the same person as Falatehan (b. 1490, Pasai), but in fact, were -in-laws.

- Sri Badoega Maharadja Ratoe Hadji Di Pakwan Padjadjaran had three children from Padmawati Soebang Larang: Walang Soengsang/Prabhoe Tjakraboeana, Ratoe Rara Santang/Ratna Eling and Radja Sangara/Kian Santang. Rara Santang and Kian Santang went to Mecca and on their return
were afforded the area of Soetji by Walang Soengsang to conduct their religious teaching.

Best,

Tohaan Pakwan

22nd June 2009, 08:41 AM	#3
Amuk Murugul Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Kaboejoetan Galoenggoeng Mélben Posts: 473	Hullo everybody, Hmmm ... very interesting. There are many versions of 'history'. It is always best to get as close as possible to the original source, thereby cutting out as many of the 'middlemen' as possible. Then one can form a 'truer' opinion. Just two possibilities to consider: - Soenan Goenoeng Djati (b. 1448, Egypt) was not the same person as Falatehan (b. 1490, Pasai), but in fact, were -in-laws. - Sri Badoega Maharadja Ratoe Hadji Di Pakwan Padjadjaran had three children from Padmawati Soebang Larang: Walang Soengsang/Prabhoe Tjakraboeana, Ratoe Rara Santang/Ratna Eling and Radja Sangara/Kian Santang. Rara Santang and Kian Santang went to Mecca and on their return were afforded the area of Soetji by Walang Soengsang to conduct their religious teaching. Best, Tohaan Pakwan