Lebak Cawene is a mysterious place that is hidden until now, but where its location can be traced. Lebak Cawene comes from two syllables, namely Lebak and Cawene. Lebak means a land that is at the bottom such as valleys and coasts. Cawene is an original Sundanese vocabulary which means a term for women who are still virgin or young women who are not married. Because the main source of the familiarity of the name Lebak Cawene is in the popular Uga Wangsit Siliwangi script originating from the Bogor Poem, the analytical method used is back to the poems. In other poems, information about Lebak Cawene can be found as important information and clues about what and where Lebak Cawene is. This method is also in accordance with the instructions of Sri Baduga Maharaja Prabu Siliwangi in the Sanghyang Siksakandang Karesian script.

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