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Arrogantly, Malin immediately released her mother's arms and pushed him up to fall.

Missed so much, she hug his son and asked "Malin Kundang, my son, why did you go so long without sending any news to me?". She is now convinced that Malin is her son. Once close enough, his mother saw the birthmarks on Malin kundangs arm. Malin Kundang stepped down from the ship. She founds out that he is her son Malin kundang. Malin's mother who always checks every ship that arrived, hoping there is his son among the passenger, surprised to see a man. She saw a very beautiful ship landed on the town harbour. In the other side, poor Malin kundang mothers was worried about his son, and goes to the beach everyday, hope that her son will be back from the journey. Malin kundangs wife want to know his husbands hometowns. After becoming rich, Malin Kundang marry a girl to become his wife.Īfter a long marriage, Malin and his wife make the voyage with a large and beautiful ship with the crew and a lot of bodyguards. He has many fruit merchant ships with the children of more than 100 people. With tenacity and perseverance in work, over time Malin had become a very rich. Malin village where villagers stranded is very fertile. Arriving in the village, Malin Kundang told the ntives about the incident that happened to him. With the rest of the existing power, Malin Kundang walked to the nearest village from the beach. Malin Kundang floats amid sea, until finally the host ship stranded on a beach. Malin kundang very lucky he was not killed by the pirates, because when it happened, Malin immediately hid in a small space enclosed by the timber.

Even most of the crew and people on the ship were killed by the pirates. All merchandise traders who were on the ship seized by pirates. Many islands have been, up to a day in the middle of the trip, suddenly Malin kundang ships were attacked by pirates. Malin studied hard on his friends shipping on more experienced, and ultimately he's very good at shipping. Retrieved 15 October 2016.During his stay on the ship, Malin kundang lot to learn about seamanship on the crew that has been experienced.

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Si Tanggang (Astro), 2009 Malaysian documentary chronicling the origins of the legend produced by Astro.

The Travel Journals of Si Tenggang II, a 1979 autobiographic, produced by Malaysian laureate Muhammad Haji Salleh, uses the story as a metaphor for the general experience of moving away from one's cultural roots.

Malin Kundang (film), a 1971 Indonesian film.

Si Tanggang, a 1961 black and white Malay film.

Popular culture Īs a parable on family responsibility, the story is popular in Southeast Asia as a theme for animations, film, drama and literature even until today. In Malaysia and Singapore, the story is known as Si Tenggang or Si Tanggang’’ One particularly unique Malaysian variant is Cerita Megat Sajobang in which the main character, Tenggang or Tanggang, refuses to receive his loincloth-wearing parents who then curse his ship which turns into a stone hill, the site is now known as Batu Caves. In Brunei, the local variant of the story is called Nakhoda Manis and is associated with a prow-like rock, Jong Batu, in the Brunei River. Belantikan Hulu, a remote area along the river Lamandau, Indonesia, has a rock formation called Bukit Sampuraga which is believed to be the ruins of his ship. Īnother Indonesian folk story which is alike but take the different location is the legend of Sampuraga. The relief on the Malin Kundang stone itself was done in the 1980s, the work of Dasril Bayras with Ibenzani Usman.

The existence of Batu Malin Kundang has popularized Air Manis Beach, the legendary setting as one of the tourist attractions in Padang. Air Manis (Sweet Water), a beach near Padang, has a rock formation called Batu Malin Kundang that is said to be the remains of his ship.

In Indonesia, the story is called Malin Kundang, and the legend is based in West Sumatra. The Malin Kundang Stone on Air Manis beach.