Bekakak

Ambarketawang Village, has a distinctive tradition of slaughtering bekakak, a pair of young temanten dolls made of sticky rice flour. This tradition is carried out once a year in the month in Javanese calendar Sapar. This tradition is associated with Ki Wirosuto figures, one of three brothers with Wirojombo Ki, and Ki Wirodono servants in the palace, which is very dear to HB first.When construction of the Kraton is underway, the servants in the palace lived in inns Ambarketawang except Ki Wirosuto who choose to live in a cave on Mount Gamping. At full moon, between the 10th and 15th, on Friday, catastrophe, Mount Gamping landslide. Ki Wirosuto and his family falling avalanche and are listed as missing since his body was not found. The loss of Ki Wirosuto and families in Mt Gamping This raises confidence in the local community that the soul and spirit Ki Wirosuto remains on Mount Gamping.The ceremony aims to honor the original Saparan Ki and Nyi Wirosuto loyalty to King HB I. But then change and intended to earn salvation for the people who took the limestone in order to avoid a disaster. For limestone-making difficult and dangerous enough