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Babad Pasir in essence contains a story about the youth story of the three sons of Prabu Siliwangi, namely Raden Banyakcatra or Arya Banyakcatra, Raden Banyakblabur, and Raden Banyakngampar. [1] Many diatars left their kingdom to look for the daughter they craved, until they arrived at the Pasirluhur Kadipaten (to the west of present-day Purwokerto), which at that time was under the rule of the Duke of Kandadhaha. Interested in Dewi Ciptarasa, daughter of the Duke of Kandadhaha, Arya Banyakcatra then disguised herself as an ordinary person under the name Kamandaka. However, the Duke recently disagreed with the relationship that existed between Kamandaka and Dewi Ciptarasa.nnAfter going through various adventures, including disguising himself as Lutung Kasarung; fought with his younger brother, Banyakngampar who disguised himself as Silihwarni; and fought with King Pulebahas of Nusa Kambangan; In the end, Kamandaka was accepted as the Duke of Kandadhaha's son-in-law, after his disguise was exposed and his identity was discovered as the son of the king. In time, Arya Banyakcatra inherited the position of his father-in-law as Duke of Pasirluhur. Meanwhile, Arya Banyakngampar became a duke in the Dayeuhluhur area (Majenang, present-day Cilacap).nnAfter several generations, it is said that one of the Arya Banyakcatra descendants who became the ruler of Pasirluhur, namely Banyakbelanak, was converted to Islam by Raden Patah, the ruler of Demak, through a wali who had the title Pangeran Makdum. [2] Adipati Banyakbelanak later became a loyal Demak subordinate and made many trips to Islamize the area for Demak's interests, to the west and east to the Gagelang, Pranaraga (Ponorogo) and Pasuruan areas. By the Demak ruler he was then given power over the interior, from Udug-udug Krawang to the straddle monument (Sundoro-Sumbing), and was named Pangeran Senapati Mangkubumi. [3] [4]: ​​47 However his son, who later rose to become the ruler of Pasirluhur and has the title Adipati Tole, an apostate from Islam so that he was attacked by the new Demak ruler, Pangeran Trenggana, and then his position was replaced by one of his relatives. [5] [4]: ​​64

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