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The son of an aged man marries three women after his father's death: a raga (young lady), a balo (widow), and a bituan em (divorced woman). They live harmoniously until the son brings home the new sultan's sacred rooster and tells his wives to kill and cook it. The balo and bituan refuse and flee, not wanting to be implicated in the crime, following the father's advice to only marry a raga. The story tests the father's advice that marrying a balo or divorced woman would lead to disobedience or trouble.
The son of an aged man marries three women after his father's death: a raga (young lady), a balo (widow), and a bituan em (divorced woman). They live harmoniously until the son brings home the new sultan's sacred rooster and tells his wives to kill and cook it. The balo and bituan refuse and flee, not wanting to be implicated in the crime, following the father's advice to only marry a raga. The story tests the father's advice that marrying a balo or divorced woman would lead to disobedience or trouble.
The son of an aged man marries three women after his father's death: a raga (young lady), a balo (widow), and a bituan em (divorced woman). They live harmoniously until the son brings home the new sultan's sacred rooster and tells his wives to kill and cook it. The balo and bituan refuse and flee, not wanting to be implicated in the crime, following the father's advice to only marry a raga. The story tests the father's advice that marrying a balo or divorced woman would lead to disobedience or trouble.
Bandiarmasir an aged man who had an only son. They lived comfortably together until the time came for the boy to marry. He loved a girl from the same town before he could make any arrangements. His father fell ill and was soon near death. He called his son and said: My son, never marry a balo (widow) but a raga (young lady).After his father died, the son made up his mind to find the meaning of his fathers advice and forthwith married Raga. But he married two other women as well, a balo and bituan em (divorced). As all three lived harmoniously One day, a new sultan ascended the throne as the old one had died. This new sultan turned loose his magnificent rooster and then, proclaimed that whoever touched it would be killed. When the son heard of this decree, he was very glad because now he had a way of testing his fathers advice. He caught the royal rooster and brought it home. Then he
called his three wives, showed them the
rooster and said, Kill the rooster and cook it for my dinner. The three women turned pale when they realized the meaning of what he said. The balo and the bituan immediately refused and hurriedly left the house not wanting to be implicated in the crime.