Debus From Banten Indonesia

Senin, 04 Januari 2016

Debus is a martial art of Banten who demonstrates exceptional human ability. For example a sharp weapon invulnerable, immune to hard water and others.
This art originated in the 16th century, during the reign of Sultan Maulana Hasanuddin (1532-1570). At the time of Sultan Ageng Tirtayasa (1651-1692) Debus becomes a tool to pump up the morale of the people of offerings against the Dutch colonialists at the time. Debus arts today is a combination of dance and sound.
Debus arts are often on display include:

• Piercing the stomach with a spear or other sharp weapons without getting hurt.
• Slicing parts of the body with a knife or machete.
• Consuming fire.
• Wire needle into the tongue, cheek skin or other body part to redeem without bloodletting.
• Flush the body with hard water up to the clothing worn creamed crushed but the skin remains intact.
• Fry an egg on top of the head.
• Body burn with fire.
• Climb or arrangement occupying a sharp machete.
• Rolled over a glass or glass splinters.

Debus in Arabic means an iron rod with a pointed end tipped round. For most ordinary people Debus arts is fairly extreme. At the present time Debus as many martial arts display for cultural events or ceremonies.

History
Debus better known as the original art community Banten, which probably evolved since the 18th century. According to some sources of history, art Debus Banten originated in the 16th century during the reign of Sultan Maulana Hasanuddin (1532-1570) Debus Banten became known in the community as one of the ways the spread of Islam. But there is also mention of Debus comes from the Middle East region called Al-Madad were introduced to the area of ​​Banten this as one way of spreading Islam at that time. Others say that the whistle came from the congregation Rifa'iyah Nuruddin al-Raniri coming into Banten by guards Cut Nyak Dien (1848 to 1908).

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