A Summary Of The Story Of Respect To The King

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1. Respect to the king Respecting the king and a leader is the behavior and things that was practiced before. As the king or the government has a “daulat” concept that people needs to follow all the rules and kings orders as long as they do not break the law. From this story, pone of his minister has accepted the task given by Raja Merong Mahadupisat with pleasure. The instructions given by Raja Merong Mahadipusat to bring his son to meet with head of Phra Cesing and Nang Su Taman and send them upstream as far north. This shows that the attitudes to ministers can obey and followed the task given. It was proving that he was respected to the king. 2. Respect parents Always respect parents are also included in daily life besides educating. …show more content…

Stick to the customs. It shows that custom of marriage performed during the marriage to Raja Merong Mahadipusat. The preparations are made as early as 40 days and 40 nights and also accompanied by sounds, meals and celebrated by ministers, “hulubalang” and the public with happily. 4. Hold on to promise. Although, the Garuda bird has put up a bad intention and is planning a farewell to the ruler of Rum and the princess of the Chinese continent, but he is the one that holds the promise. The garuda promised to the Prophet Sulaiman to resign and not disturb the two king's children if he did not succeed in separating them. The promises of the eagle were followed and he went to Kalzum Sea away from humans. 5. Trust the power of God This Hikayat Merong Mahawangsa also shows how Prophet Sulaiman was very honoring and trusting God's work and power. He believed that only God who had the power over everything and the human beings or God's creatures could not determine anything. He believed in God's promise and God's power. His belief can be seen when he speaks and gives instruction and example to the rulers and ministers concerned with the action of the Garuda bird who tries to challenge God's power by separating the man he has set for

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