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	Nalagareng means a dry heart, because he is a person who is not good at talking. What he says is wrong and he does not want to admit that he is wrong. Gareng was once a king in Paranggumiwang, named Pandubergola. He was appointed by Dewi Wara Sumbadra who at that time became the King of Paranggumiwang. The appointment of Gareng as king was actually to trick the Pendawa relatives, so that they did not know where Sumbadra lived. But finally Gareng was found by Petruk and he returned to being Gareng.<br>		Nalagareng means a dry heart, because he is a person who is not good at talking. What he says is wrong and he does not want to admit that he is wrong. Gareng was once a king in Paranggumiwang, named Pandubergola. He was appointed by Dewi Wara Sumbadra who at that time became the King of Paranggumiwang. The appointment of Gareng as king was actually to trick the Pendawa relatives, so that they did not know where Sumbadra lived. But finally Gareng was found by Petruk and he returned to being Gareng.<br>
	Petruk, Gareng and Semar never separated and always followed Raden Arjuna and his descendants.		Petruk, Gareng and Semar never separated and always followed Raden Arjuna and his descendants.
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	Source: History of Wayang Purwa - Hardjowirogo - PN Balai Pustaka – 1982<br>		Source: History of Wayang Purwa - Hardjowirogo - PN Balai Pustaka – 1982<br>
	Blog: Hadisukirno – Yogyakarta – 2011		Blog: Hadisukirno – Yogyakarta – 2011

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+In the wayang golek purwa the Panakawan are: Semar, Petruk, Gareng and Cepot. The Panakawan are the servants of the 'good' heroes. They appear in all wayang stories and are a Javanese addition to the original stories. They are the only ones in the wayang game who do not have to stick to their text and are allowed to comment on everyday things and a little on politics.<br>
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+The Panakawan speak plain Javanese and provide social reflection of the performance. As a result, the greatest innovations in wajang take place in the clown scenes. For example, contemporary music forms and new dramatic techniques can be used in these scenes. There may also be guest appearances by (pop) stars in the clown scenes.<p>
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	Gareng has several other names, including; Pancalpamor which means rejecting worldly temptations, Pegatwaja means teeth (as a symbol that Gareng don't like to eat delicious food which is wasteful and invites disease), Nala Gareng which means dry heart, dry from prosperity, so that he always does good.<p>		{{#template_params:}}
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	Gareng is one of the Panakawan, the clowns of all wayang stories and the servants of the 'good' heroes. They are the only ones in the wayang game who do not have to stick to their text and are allowed to comment on everyday things and a little on politics. They are a Javanese addition to the stories. The Panakawan appear in all wayang stories and are a Javanese addition to the original stories. In the wayang golek purwa the Panakawan are: Semar, Petruk, Gareng and Cepot. The Panakawan are the servants of the 'good' hero. They speak plain Javanese and provide social reflection of the performance. As a result, the greatest innovations in wajang take place in the clown scenes. For example, contemporary music forms and new dramatic techniques can be used in these scenes. There may also be guest appearances by (pop) stars in the clown scenes.<p>		{{#template_display:_format=standard}}</includeonly>

	It is said that Gareng was once a handsome knight named Bambang Sukodadi from the Bluktiba hermitage. He is powerful but arrogant, and he often challenges the knights he meets to duels. Bambang Sukskati meditated on Candala Hill for years to acquire supernatural powers. One day, Bambang Sukodadi met another warrior named Bambang Pecruk Panyukilan. Because they were both arrogant and both defended their positions, a war broke out between the two. They had supernatural powers that were equal, so they neither lost nor won. Because of the fight, without realizing it, their faces had been damaged. At that time Batara Ismaya (Semar) came, who separated them. Batara Ismaya (Semar) is the guardian of the Pandava knights, in the form of Jangganan Samara Anta, he gives advice to both of them. Due to Sanghyang Ismaya's words, the two's shapes changed and became very ugly, and Bambang Sukskati's body became disabled. His eyes are cross-eyed, round nose, no neck, big belly, weak legs, crooked hands/tekle/Czech (Javanese). Sanghyang Ismaya changed his name to Nala Gareng, while Bambang became Panyukilan Petruk. Amazed by Batara Ismaya's advice, the two knights asked to serve and asked to be adopted as children. Finally, they were adopted as sons on the condition that they would accompany Batara Ismaya (Semar) to become the guardians of the Pandava knights. Petruk, Gareng and Semar never separated and always followed Raden Arjuna and his descendants.<p>
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	~~Blog~~: ~~Hadisukirno – Yogyakarta - 2011~~

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	~~{{#template_display~~:~~_format=standard}}</includeonly>~~		Gareng is one of the Panakawan, the clowns of all wayang stories and the servants of the 'good' heroes. They are the only ones in the wayang game who do not have to stick to their text and are allowed to comment on everyday things and a little on politics. They are a Javanese addition to the stories. The Panakawan appear in all wayang stories and are a Javanese addition to the original stories. In the wayang golek purwa the Panakawan are: Semar, Petruk, Gareng and Cepot. The Panakawan are the servants of the 'good' hero. They speak plain Javanese and provide social reflection of the performance. As a result, the greatest innovations in wajang take place in the clown scenes. For example, contemporary music forms and new dramatic techniques can be used in these scenes. There may also be guest appearances by (pop) stars in the clown scenes.<p>

			It is said that Gareng was once a handsome knight named Bambang Sukodadi from the Bluktiba hermitage. He is powerful but arrogant, and he often challenges the knights he meets to duels. Bambang Sukskati meditated on Candala Hill for years to acquire supernatural powers. One day, Bambang Sukodadi met another warrior named Bambang Pecruk Panyukilan. Because they were both arrogant and both defended their positions, a war broke out between the two. They had supernatural powers that were equal, so they neither lost nor won. Because of the fight, without realizing it, their faces had been damaged. At that time Batara Ismaya (Semar) came, who separated them. Batara Ismaya (Semar) is the guardian of the Pandava knights, in the form of Jangganan Samara Anta, he gives advice to both of them. Due to Sanghyang Ismaya's words, the two's shapes changed and became very ugly, and Bambang Sukskati's body became disabled. His eyes are cross-eyed, round nose, no neck, big belly, weak legs, crooked hands/tekle/Czech (Javanese). Sanghyang Ismaya changed his name to Nala Gareng, while Bambang became Panyukilan Petruk. Amazed by Batara Ismaya's advice, the two knights asked to serve and asked to be adopted as children. Finally, they were adopted as sons on the condition that they would accompany Batara Ismaya (Semar) to become the guardians of the Pandava knights. Petruk, Gareng and Semar never separated and always followed Raden Arjuna and his descendants.<p>
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