Darwin Mahesa

Sena simply wants to change his fate. But at an exclusive massage resort, his body is sold, his soul is bound, and his life is at stake. Now he must choose between submission or fighting to the death.

Saidjah wanted to marry Adinda, but poverty prevented him. Saidjah then decided to work in Batavia. Adinda is now alone in Lebak waiting for Saidjah to return.

Rumi is a rebellious yet intelligent and creative Islamic boarding student. While on a pilgrimage, he is stunned by a group of Sufi dancers he sees. This admiration inspires him to go to Turkey to participate in a calligraphy festival.

It is said that Nadin (22 years old) is one of the students who made a cultural visit to Kasepuhan Banten Kidul, she violated the rules that should not be done in the sacred traditional leuit (rice barn). This made Nadin meet a mysterious village youth named Alang (25 years old) who came to bring happiness and made Nadin fall in love but soon he disappeared. Nadin searched until she began to realize what was really happening. Under the traditional leuit she mourned her sadness dreaming of beauty that never came true.

Sincerity, hypocrisy, betrayal, hostility, alliance, rebellion, intrigue, and divide-and-conquer tactics all merged into one. It all began with a power struggle. The Sultanate of Banten’s peak of glory and golden age were once achieved under the rule of Sultan Ageng Tirtayasa. As the old saying goes, the taller a tree grows, the stronger the winds that batter it. So it was with this kingdom. One by one, obstacles and enemies arose—not only from outside but from within as well. Such was the case with Sultan Haji. Who would have thought that he would conspire with Captain Tack, the cunning and deceitful Dutch East India Company (VOC) officer? Captain Tack and the VOC caused trouble by blockading the waters of Banten Bay, making it difficult for foreign merchants to enter the port; he intended to establish a partnership to monopolize trade. Of course, Sultan Ageng Tirtayasa opposed this because it would have a detrimental effect on Banten’s economy.

Sena simply wants to change his fate. But at an exclusive massage resort, his body is sold, his soul is bound, and his life is at stake. Now he must choose between submission or fighting to the death.

Saidjah wanted to marry Adinda, but poverty prevented him. Saidjah then decided to work in Batavia. Adinda is now alone in Lebak waiting for Saidjah to return.

Saidjah wanted to marry Adinda, but poverty prevented him. Saidjah then decided to work in Batavia. Adinda is now alone in Lebak waiting for Saidjah to return.

Saidjah wanted to marry Adinda, but poverty prevented him. Saidjah then decided to work in Batavia. Adinda is now alone in Lebak waiting for Saidjah to return.

Rumi is a rebellious yet intelligent and creative Islamic boarding student. While on a pilgrimage, he is stunned by a group of Sufi dancers he sees. This admiration inspires him to go to Turkey to participate in a calligraphy festival.

Rumi is a rebellious yet intelligent and creative Islamic boarding student. While on a pilgrimage, he is stunned by a group of Sufi dancers he sees. This admiration inspires him to go to Turkey to participate in a calligraphy festival.

Rumi is a rebellious yet intelligent and creative Islamic boarding student. While on a pilgrimage, he is stunned by a group of Sufi dancers he sees. This admiration inspires him to go to Turkey to participate in a calligraphy festival.

It is said that Nadin (22 years old) is one of the students who made a cultural visit to Kasepuhan Banten Kidul, she violated the rules that should not be done in the sacred traditional leuit (rice barn). This made Nadin meet a mysterious village youth named Alang (25 years old) who came to bring happiness and made Nadin fall in love but soon he disappeared. Nadin searched until she began to realize what was really happening. Under the traditional leuit she mourned her sadness dreaming of beauty that never came true.

It is said that Nadin (22 years old) is one of the students who made a cultural visit to Kasepuhan Banten Kidul, she violated the rules that should not be done in the sacred traditional leuit (rice barn). This made Nadin meet a mysterious village youth named Alang (25 years old) who came to bring happiness and made Nadin fall in love but soon he disappeared. Nadin searched until she began to realize what was really happening. Under the traditional leuit she mourned her sadness dreaming of beauty that never came true.

It is said that Nadin (22 years old) is one of the students who made a cultural visit to Kasepuhan Banten Kidul, she violated the rules that should not be done in the sacred traditional leuit (rice barn). This made Nadin meet a mysterious village youth named Alang (25 years old) who came to bring happiness and made Nadin fall in love but soon he disappeared. Nadin searched until she began to realize what was really happening. Under the traditional leuit she mourned her sadness dreaming of beauty that never came true.

Sincerity, hypocrisy, betrayal, hostility, alliance, rebellion, intrigue, and divide-and-conquer tactics all merged into one. It all began with a power struggle. The Sultanate of Banten’s peak of glory and golden age were once achieved under the rule of Sultan Ageng Tirtayasa. As the old saying goes, the taller a tree grows, the stronger the winds that batter it. So it was with this kingdom. One by one, obstacles and enemies arose—not only from outside but from within as well. Such was the case with Sultan Haji. Who would have thought that he would conspire with Captain Tack, the cunning and deceitful Dutch East India Company (VOC) officer? Captain Tack and the VOC caused trouble by blockading the waters of Banten Bay, making it difficult for foreign merchants to enter the port; he intended to establish a partnership to monopolize trade. Of course, Sultan Ageng Tirtayasa opposed this because it would have a detrimental effect on Banten’s economy.

Sincerity, hypocrisy, betrayal, hostility, alliance, rebellion, intrigue, and divide-and-conquer tactics all merged into one. It all began with a power struggle. The Sultanate of Banten’s peak of glory and golden age were once achieved under the rule of Sultan Ageng Tirtayasa. As the old saying goes, the taller a tree grows, the stronger the winds that batter it. So it was with this kingdom. One by one, obstacles and enemies arose—not only from outside but from within as well. Such was the case with Sultan Haji. Who would have thought that he would conspire with Captain Tack, the cunning and deceitful Dutch East India Company (VOC) officer? Captain Tack and the VOC caused trouble by blockading the waters of Banten Bay, making it difficult for foreign merchants to enter the port; he intended to establish a partnership to monopolize trade. Of course, Sultan Ageng Tirtayasa opposed this because it would have a detrimental effect on Banten’s economy.