Jawaban:

"girilawungan" comes from the Sundanese word ngalawung, which means "face to face".

According to the story, an incident occurred in a place that the place was later called Girilawungan.

The following is a folklore from the West Java region, the origin of the name Girilawungan, which was quoted from the fairy tale

Once upon a time, King Giri Layang, assisted by his younger sister, Putri Giri Larang, led a kingdom called the Kingdom of Giri in Majalengka, West Java with justice.

They are both still descendants of the Pajajaran Kingdom.

His Majesty the king prioritizes the interests of the kingdom and its people.

The king's main concern for the welfare of his people was to develop agriculture.
For this, the king appointed a governor as his right-hand man, namely Patih Endang Caping.

Patih Endang Capang has a regular schedule of traveling around the country to provide information on how to do good farming, inspecting people's agricultural processing, starting from fertilization, irrigation and clearing forests for planting secondary crops.

So do not be surprised if the food is very abundant.

In trading transactions, people usually use a barter system or exchange goods.

The measure used to measure the goods exchanged is coconut shells or bamboo segments.

The population at that time was not too much so that the distance between people's houses was rather far apart.

However, the people of the kingdom were not afraid.

For lighting in each house, lamps are used with oil prepared from milked seeds such as walnuts, kaliki, or castor.
Every afternoon, from every resident's house there is always the sound of musical instruments such as the xylophone and flute.

Once upon a time, Princess Giri Larang went to His Majesty the King.

"Brother, it has been a long time since you have helped your brother in managing the kingdom. Sorry Brother, sister, you feel you are still lacking in knowledge. Adinda wants to go abroad in search of additional magical knowledge."

King Giri Layang was silent for a moment then sighed.

"Adinda, brother loves you very much. Brother is very afraid if something bad happens to Adinda when she goes abroad. But okay, Big Brother doesn't want to disappoint you. Go seek knowledge to make Adinda happy. Brother advised, bring Sudajaya well water and go east but don't cross the border of the kingdom because your magic will be lost."

"Thank you, Grandpa. Adinda will carry out Kakanda's message," said Putri Giri Larang.

After saying goodbye, Princess Giri Larang left alone.

Nyi Putri Giri Larang continued to walk eastward up the mountain and down the mountain, out of the forest into the forest, deep valleys and steep cliffs in her path.

Even though the journey was very long and tiring, Putri Giri was happy.
After months of walking, finally Nyi Putri Giri Larang arrived in a wilderness that had not been touched by humans.

Many wild animals buzzed with loud voices such as monkeys, langurs, birds, and other wild animals.

Putri Giri Larang didn't care about the wild animals.

He continued to walk under the large trees that were hundreds of years old.

Finally, the princess arrived at a lake surrounded by very beautiful gardens.

Putri Giri Larang was astonished and at the same time wondered who had built a beautiful garden in the middle of a dense forest.

The princess finally decided to unwind and clean the body in the beautiful lake.

Unbeknownst to the princess, someone was watching her from the bushes.

That person was the governor of the Majapahit Kingdom who was in charge of caring for the lake.

The lake was made on the orders of the king of Majapahit as a place to seclude himself, calm himself, and the king's resting place when hunting in the forest.

The patih was amazed to see the beauty of the princess who was cleaning the body.

“The king of Majapahit doesn't have a wife yet. The woman was very beautiful, worthy of being the empress of the Majapahit kingdom. I have to take him to the Majapahit Kingdom. Let me just take the shawl," the patih then deliberately took Putri Giri Larang's shawl.

Putri Giri Larang was of course surprised to see someone suddenly appear stealing her scarf. "Hey who are you? Why did you steal my scarf? Return!"

"O beautiful princess. I'm sorry, I don't mean to be rude, but our king, the king of Majapahit, doesn't have a wife. The princess should want to be the wife of the king of Majapahit. If the princess wants this shawl, go after me." said the governor of Majapahit.

“Hey thief, don't be rude! Quick, give me back my scarf!” shouted Putri Giri Larang.

The patih ignored the princess' screams.

He deliberately ran to the Majapahit Kingdom with the aim that the princess would follow him to the kingdom.

Putri Giri Larang, of course, was very angry with the patih.

He immediately chased the shawl thief.

But it seems that the patih has high magic because the princess is difficult to chase after him

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