| Summary: | Ki Ageng Mangir is a popular folklore in Javanese community,
especially in Yogyakarta. Ki Ageng Mangir story passed down between
generations orally, especially in regions that have a special relation with
the kingdom of Mataram and Ki Ageng Mangir himself. The legend of Ki
Ageng Mangir who was the leader of Mangir who oppose the king of
Mataram is Panembahan Senopati .
The core of this study is the comparison of the reconstructed
version the legend of Ki Ageng Mangir from two different areas, then
contrasting both of them by using structural theory of narrative by
Seymour Chatman. The reconstruction of stories compiled as the results of
the interview in Mangir Village as the origin of the story and Pleret as one
of the areas considered to be closely related with the Kingdom of
Mataram.
The results show the differences and similarities between folklore
Ki Ageng Mangir of Pleret and Mangir. The similiarity is on the kernel I,
II , III , IV , IX , and XI ,especially in the early part of the story. The
differences can be seen in the kernel IV , VI , VII , VIII , X , XII , XIII ,
and XIV. Similarities are found at the beginning of the story. Panembahan
Senopati wanted Mangir to succumbs to Mataram, so he drafted a strategy
that involves his daughter Pembayun. Ki Ageng Mangir Panembahan
Senopoati eventually became his son in law, and must face Mataram.
Discrepancies began to appear from Pembayun role, the implementation of
the strategy of conquest, and the end of the story related to the funeral of
Ki ageng Mangir.
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