This is a story of a mother and her daughter, named Enten, who lived in a small hut, on a mungguk (hill) called Segasing Sebemban. The mungguk is in Tayan, Sangau Regency, West
Kalimantan. It is located near the magnificent Tayan Palace and the so-called second longest bridge in Indonesia after Suramadu. Tayan is a hilly region with large branched river streaming
through the valley. It is blessed with fertile soil, sun shining all year long, and sufficient rainfall that supports agricultural activities. All plants grow without excessive care. No matter how poor the people there they will not go hungry. There was a beautiful tender-faced woman with long black haired bun. She had brown skin tone with visible veins on her hands, sign of a hard worker. She also had a more likely thin but sturdy and tough body.