The philosophy of Dhapur Keris Pulanggeni.
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Pulanggeni is a form of dhapur keris luk lima which is quite popular in the kris world on the island of Java. Pulang Geni means hundred, incense or incense or frankincense (religious fragrance), meaning that in life you do a lot of good so that your identity spreads fragrance and is always remembered even though life is no longer in the body. "Niyat ingsun ngobong dupo, kukuse dumugi angkoso, kang anggondo arum pinongko tali rasaningsun worships Dumateng Gusti Kang Akaryo Jagad." (Free translation: I intend to burn incense, the smoke of which soars into the sky, smells fragrant as a rope that binds my senses to worship God, the Creator of the Universe). The smoke from the incense moving upwards is also a symbol that our inner purification intention is to respect or worship those who are "higher in rank" than humans, namely our devotion to God Almighty in order to get His ridho in this world and the hereafter. Pulanggeni kris has a symbol of fragrance, like the fragrance of flowers and incense. This is a hope that we will be given a good name or good name, both in this world and in the hereafter. Therefore, this keris was owned by many heroes and royal officials in the past. Pulang Geni kitchen kris, in ancient times generally owned by heroes or warriors. It is said that the Great Commander General Sudirman in his guerrillas always tucked a Pulanggeni keris which he always carried wherever he went. The return of the keris is also synonymous with Arjuna's heirloom. Some even associate this keris with the ageman of compassion. This actually does not conflict with the meaning of homecoming itself, which means fragrant with flowers and incense. With this fragrance, God and all His creatures will love more, that is the relationship between homecoming and compassion.
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