The Bajang Child Swinging the Moon (137)

The Maespati troops who are waiting in the valley of the mouth of the Gangga River are surprised upon seeing so many giant troops coming to attack them. Mahapatih Sumantri and the high ranking officials of Maespati immediately know that the giant army has come from the country of Alengka, whose king is Rahwana. The high-ranking officials of Maespati also immediately find out that the king of Alengka is angry because of the action of Prabu Arjunasasrabahu, who arbitrarily blocks the Gangga River. Without thinking too long, Sumantri orders Maespati's troops to prepare to face them. He also advises not to let the battle wake up Prabu Arjunasasrabahu from his sound sleep in meditation. Let the king of Maespati sleep without knowing about the war, even though it is the result of his meditation at the mouth of the Gangga River.

Sumantri then orders the kings of Suryakestu, Candrakestu, Kalinggapati and Kalinggaprana, Wisabraja and Srawantipura to lead their troops to fight the Alengka troops. He convinces them that under the leadership of Maespati warlords, who have magical powers, the Alengka troops will bend their knees and be driven away.