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troops was commanded to disrupt and prevent Raden Bahu from opening
Gambiren forest (now located around the bridge of Pekalongan and Sorogenen village). However, Raden Bahu was unaffected by the temptations of Dewi Lanjar and the jinn. Unable to fulfill the task, Dewi Lanjar decided not to return to
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In ancient times in
Pekalongan there lived a beautiful princess named Dewi Rara Kuning. She had been a widow at a very young age because her husband died some time after their marriage. That is why Dewi Rara Kuning was then known as Dewi Lanjar. Because of this, Dewi Lanjar decided to leave her
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Pekalongan in particular still have a strong belief of Dewi Lanjar. For example, if a child goes missing at the beach, people believe that the child was taken by Dewi Lanjar. It is said that her palace is located on the beach of Pekalongan, next to the Slamaran river.
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the South Beach, but requested permission to Raden Bahu to be able to reside in
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