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Ucep munjuk iben ngen Tamu Agung

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Rejang literate : Lebong`s version

Stabik magea lenget do nejunjung,
stabik magea bumai do tenipok,
stabik magea mulo jijai
stabik magea pengetuwai sadei.


Detaun bik ayun,
debulen bik sipen,
demingau bik lalau,
debilai bik cigai,
dejam bik pejem.


Baso keme dapet kabar magea bito nembin malim pedito.
Baso bilai yo bilai baik bulen betuweak
Rajo bakea sapei moi sadei keme,
pesen dik nembin malim pedito nano,
neak bilai yo rupone saut ne sapei,
kenabul tuhan Rajo sapei niyen neak Kutai keme.


Ngen sapei ne kumu rajo
dio keme temimo ngen adat ca’o pesako deno,
dio a keme made iben pena’ok
akuak madeak, iben penawei akuak mbilang.


Iben ade depicik nik,
pinang ade depiok alus,
iben depicik nik bi teletok,
pinang depiok alus bik sapei,


keme lok minget kune magea eleng-eleng,
minget kune magea semar-mar,
minget magea adat deno,
minget kune magea adat ca’o dute.


Ite mok salang ngen saling,
salang tun kundei dumai belek moi talang,
tun kundei talang belek moi sadei,
dapet ta’ok magea tawea.


Madeak igai kumu Rajo keme,
senajak senajai teko moi kutai keme.
Dio ade iben pena’ok ngen penawea,
tulung kulo kumu temimo iben keme,


salang gik kumu Rajo teko kundei ku’uak,
teko temlek keme anok kutai sadei yo,
memang kumu teko kundei ku’uak,
bi tesu’uk tebo duwai telau,
bi telake’ak tang a’ai lemo tujuak,
bi telakeak kulo gais pigai kutai keme,
bi sapei ba kumu neak kutai keme,
bi sapei beak nyoa pinang
dio ba kumu dapet ta’ok tawea ngen tawe’a.


Dio ade celako ne pemaneu kumu teko moi kutai keme,
temau kumu kutai sunyai,
latet se’ut,
temau kumu umeak pelupuak bele’et tiang se’ik,
temau kumu umeak jelebeng bejejer dawen,
anok kutai dik calak ne bik alau semendo,
tinggea keme dik dudat ne temungau sadei.


Amen pengasai keme,
kumu rajo moi kutai keme,
asai tuweak bumai senu’ung buluak gading,
asai tuwaek lenget tenabor uleak bitang,
asai tekecep tebau talang,
asai tekenem biyoa imbo,
asai ne sengok betemau magea kumu Rajo,
Rajo calak menghukum adea.


Dio ba do dapet uku semapei,
mino maaf amen ta’ok tawea keme sisip,
minoi maaf kulo amen pengena keme saleak,
keme ma’ep kumu dapet belek moi bugai keme,

salam mualaikum warahmatulah hiwabarakatuh…..


Note :
Sambey in bahasa known as Sarembeak. This is one of oral rejangese literate. This is lebong version dialect. Many version with same meaning and purpose. This sambey use as opening word to greet guests of honour in oral rejangese literate.


Credit :

Rearrange by Mr. Erwin Basrin (Tun Topos)
Retype by Admin (Tun Jang)
Image : http://orugallu.net/vinDu/images/pan1.JPG





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Bride Gown with Typical Rejang Bengkulu - Indonesia Tradition

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Marriage becomes meaningful moment in my life, hence the preparation of the A to Z wedding needs became an important agenda. Wedding dresses should be ordered anything from 9 to 10 months before the day of implementation.
When choosing a wedding dress, but refers to the concept of marriage, should also make you comfortable and feel special when wearing it. No exception to the traditional wedding clothes, like the Sumatra region, known ribet. But you do not need to worry, because the fashion designer who specializes in traditional wedding clothes are more and more.
Ba'es, Bengkulu language which means beautiful, is the brand brought the newcomer designer Mulyadi. Mulyadi Ba'es by providing fresh penawaranan with a thick dress Bengkulu typical tradition with modern kebaya applications. And this is characteristic of the man who claimed self-taught learning in the world with a penchant for fashion, especially the wedding dress.
In the first fashion show at the Grand Wedding Expo 2010 at Jakarta Convention Center last weekend, Mulyadi Ba'es by the various choices fashion show bride and groom are summarized in the theme of "Touch of Bengkulu".

Wedding dress became the scene of interest Female Kompas on Saturday afternoon (30/1/2010) it. According to Compass Female Mulyadi end fashion shows, she mempadupadankan typical Victorian Europe with distinctive traditions cloth Rejang Lebong tribe, place of origin man who started his career in the fashion industry since 2006.



Cain Rejang Lebong tribe was named Besurek cloth or fabric in the Indonesian language marked. This fabric pattern design is to resemble graffiti and Arabic calligraphy Raflesia flowers. In the ancient tradition of tribal Rejang Lebong, this fabric used for traditional clothing, headgear, and cloth body bier.




Mulyadi concern would lack the tradition of love of values, especially the unique fabric of Bengkulu, creating fresh opportunities for him to campaign through Besurek cloth dress.
"Cain Bengkulu typically applied with a modern kebaya made wedding dresses still have value without forgetting the tradition of recent trends,"



Reference :
  • Kompas daily news
  • Weddingblend blog


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The Last Prince of Clan Bermani , Rejang Tribe in Sumatra Island

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One of four clan from Rejang Tribe is Bermani, and the sub tribe is Bermani Ulu and Bermani Ilir, there are divided by area population. The Clan Bermani occupies most of Kepahiang Regency recently.

This is the very important memoriam photo for Rejang Tribe History. This photo is The Last Prince of Clan Bermani of Rejang Tribe Sumatra, Prince Abdul Latif and his father Prince Abu Nawas.
Prince abdul Latief (1898)
Died at Februari 23th 1940
Location: Keban Agung Bermani Ilir

Prince Abu Nawas
Location: Keban Agung Bermani Ilir


With special respecfull and dedicate to my friend Mrz. Sri Rosi Nurhayati from Kepahiang Regency, that one of prince Abdul Latif descendant to send me this photo for sharing to every body who interesting with Rejang Tribe History.



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Bengkulu Blades Golok Bengkulu

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Photo by : KuKulzA28

Photo below is Bengkulu blades, from west coastal sumatra origin, Bengkulu, Indonesia. The Bengkulu blades is collection by a collector who stay at U.S.A.











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Oldies house rejangese people from Kesambe Village, Rejang Land, Bengkulu Province, Indonesia

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This is oldies house of rejang peole from Kesambe. Though appear rickety and old, seem obvious, if we see from the details of ethnic origin from rejang people architecture.

Until now, the old houses in the state towards extinction, due to the inability of owners to maintain and no attention from local government



Rejangese oldies house from Kesambe village

decorations on the roof

Carving at roof

Need maintenace? any body will help?

This photo contribute by Mr. Agus Muhardi, taken at Kesambe, Rejang Lebong Regency, Bengkulu province, Indonesia. (sent to admin email at february 2009).

Pariwisata Bengkulu

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Gallery Album : REMNANTS OF THE JAPANESE MILITARY BUNKERS IN BENKOELEN

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By Mr. Mahandis Yoanata

Bunkers #1: Coastwatcher


Bunker #1: Embrasure for Machine Gun


Bunker #1


Fina on Bunker #1


Bunker #1 and Fort Marlborough


Bunker #1


Ventilation - Bunker #1


Ventilation - Bunker #1


Ventilation - Bunker #1


Roof Ventilation - Bunker #1


Roof Ventilation - Bunker #1


Verbeek Observes


Bunker #2: Radio Transmission


Bunker #3: Coastwatcher


John Verbeek - Best Companion


Bunker #4: Artillery Storage


Bunker #4


Bunker #4


Me and Fina on Artillery Storage


J. Welius and Bunker #5


Bunker #6: Artillery Storage


Bunker #7

Please read full article at :


PART I at link : http://rejang-lebong.blogspot.com/2010/02/japanese-battery-in-benkoelen-west.html

PART II at link : http://rejang-lebong.blogspot.com/2010/02/remnants-of-japanese-military-bunkers.html

PART III at link : http://rejang-lebong.blogspot.com/2010/02/gallery-album-remnants-of-japanese.html

Credit :
MY ODYSSEY (Personal site mr. Mahandis Yoanata)
to allow publish at http://rejang-lebong.blogspot.com
(Rejang Land Blog)

Pariwisata Bengkulu







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