The Daftar pelangiqq: It’s dauydaw (The Tale of Daftar: The Proud Lynx) is a three-book series that is written by Bahasa Indonesia and published by Wings. The series is a direct adaptation of the Indonesian legend about a lion who was captured and raised in the lap of another male animal. The book was first published in 1999 and has since sold more than five million copies.
The trilogy is set in a village called Ankunan Bantilan and tells the story of Jaws, the pride’s young and rambunctious lion cub, who found his home in a village named Saddirgan, located in the Akola River valley, where the locals were fond of mule deer and live turtles. It was there that he gained his name, Daa.
During a period when animals were being hunted in large numbers, the male pride in Pelangiqq captured a male lion that lived in the town of Sudama. The village women saw that Daa had grown into a strong lion and persuaded him to enter the pride with them, taking him to live in their home.
In Pelangiqq, Daa was welcomed by many locals but later turned hostile when one of the ladies learned that Daa had a vicious habit of attacking animals. To protect her and the rest of the village, the mayor and the other villagers gathered together a number of animal traps. The villagers believed that the animals would not run after a wild lion, which they considered their enemy. After a number of traps were set, the people thought that it was time to use the new gear to protect the village.
The villagers found a way to use the traps, after all, in the confusion that followed the trapping of the animals, only two escaped into Pelangiqq. As the owner of the trap, a young man named Jumbutan, watched the lion and his two consorts from the window of his house, he became determined to get rid of the culprit. He used a wire brush to grab hold of the lion’s paw, hoping to cut off its claws. The trap did its job, and the lion, which was struggling, was caught by Jumbutan, who then brought the captive to the mayor, who whisked the two creatures away to his home.
In Pelangiqq, the mayor woke up to find that the lion and the turtle were gone. He searched through his home and belongings, searching for signs of the two beasts, but found none. When night fell, a local farmer, Yusuf, discovered the lion in the back of his truck, dead and bleeding from the leg. The farmer found the two trapped animals and took them to his home.
The mayor, using his prized sewing machine, fashioned a saddle for the lion and created a pair of boots for the female. The mayor cleaned the animal carcass, which was placed in his home, but found that he could not sew the skins together, leaving the bags he had made torn and wrinkled.
Jumbutan, the orphaned lion cub, eventually grew fond of the mayor and took him back to his house for food. While the lion fed, Jumbutan went out to the farm to search for another lion that belonged to a neighbor, and got one of the lionesses.
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