Asal Usul Desa KULUR Kec Majalengka Kab Majalengka

Summary

The video script chronicles the history of Desa Kulur in Majalengka, starting from its roots in the 17th century as part of the Cibodas village. It highlights the leadership of Mbah Eyang Jaya Perkosa, a powerful figure who fought against Mataram forces, earning the nickname 'Mbah Eyang Terong Peot.' The narrative details the formation of Desa Kulur after his death and the subsequent leadership of his son, Raden Pacing, who further shaped the village's development. The story also touches upon the spiritual legacy, with burial sites marking significant historical events. The village was officially established in 1982, marking a new era in its governance.

Takeaways

• 😀 Kulur was originally part of Desa Cibodas in the 17th century, located 5 km southwest of the village.
• 😀 Mbah Eyang Jaya Perkosa, the leader of Desa Cibodas, was a mystical figure known for his invulnerability to Mataram's soldiers during the 17th-century conflict.
• 😀 Mbah Eyang Jaya Perkosa's skin was said to be as resilient as 'terong peot' (a type of eggplant) and emitted smoke when struck, making him immune to weapons.
• 😀 The Mataram army's repeated failure to defeat Eyang Jaya Perkosa led to their retreat and the creation of unmarked graves called 'Makam Depok' near Bukittinggar and Desa Tengah.
• 😀 Raden Pacing, the son of Mbah Eyang Jaya Perkosa, was appointed as the representative leader for the eastern part of Desa Kulur, and later became known as Kuwu Sulur.
• 😀 The name 'Sulur' came from the word 'nyuluran,' meaning to represent or extend, which was later shortened in the local dialect.
• 😀 After Mbah Eyang Jaya Perkosa's death, the center of governance shifted from Desa Cibodas to Desa Kulur, marking the establishment of Desa Kulur.
• 😀 Desa Cibodas became a kampung (village) within Desa Kulur after the administrative center moved.
• 😀 Raden Pacing, also known as Embah Eyang Buah Beureum, was buried in the Pasir Madani cemetery, located south of Desa Kulur.
• 😀 Since 1982, Desa Kulur has expanded and led to the creation of Desa Cibodas, with 19 different leaders (Kuwu or Kepala Desa) since its establishment.

Q & A

What is the historical background of Desa Kulur?

Desa Kulur, located in Kecamatan Majalengka, was once part of Desa Cibodas in the 17th century. The village's origins are tied to the leadership of Eyang Jaya Perkosa, a mystical figure who resisted Mataram forces under Sultan Agung.

Who was Eyang Jaya Perkosa?

Eyang Jaya Perkosa, also known as Mbah Eyang Terong Peot or Mbah Sayang Hawu, was a leader with mystical powers. He was known for his invulnerability to weapons and his resistance against Mataram forces during Sultan Agung's reign.

Why did the Mataram forces fail to defeat Eyang Jaya Perkosa?

The Mataram forces failed to defeat Eyang Jaya Perkosa because of his mystical powers, which made him impervious to sharp weapons. His skin was as tough and resilient as 'terong peot' (a type of eggplant), and he emitted smoke when struck, which further heightened his mystical image.

What happened to the Mataram troops after their failure to defeat Eyang Jaya Perkosa?

After their failure to defeat Eyang Jaya Perkosa, the Mataram troops, feeling ashamed, did not return to Sultan Agung's army. Instead, they established settlements near Bukittinggar and Desa Tengah, where they eventually died. The area is known for the graves of the Mataram soldiers.

How did Raden Pacing come into leadership in Desa Kulur?

Raden Pacing, the son of Eyang Jaya Perkosa, was appointed to govern the eastern part of the region near Desa Kulur. After his father's death, the central administration was moved to Desa Kulur, and the village was officially established.

What is the significance of the name 'Kulur'?

The name 'Kulur' comes from the word 'sulur,' which means to represent or extend. This reflects Raden Pacing's role in expanding the governance system to the area that became Desa Kulur.

Where was Raden Pacing buried after his death?

Raden Pacing was buried in the Pasir Madani Cemetery, located south of Desa Kulur, after his death.

What changes occurred in Desa Kulur in 1982?

In 1982, Desa Kulur underwent administrative expansion, splitting into several smaller administrative regions, including Desa Cibodas. This transformation helped further organize the village and improve governance.

How many leaders have governed Desa Kulur since its establishment?

Since its establishment, Desa Kulur has been led by 19 different leaders, including both Kuwu (village chiefs) and heads of the village administration.

What role did Raden Pacing play in the broader context of the region?

Raden Pacing, also known as Kuwu Sulur, played a pivotal role in the development and governance of the area. His leadership helped transition the region from a cantilan (outlying village) to the established Desa Kulur.