which Dayang Sumbi subsequently was impregnated and bore Si Tumang's child. That child was named Sangkuriang. Sangkuriang grew up to be an active and strong boy. Then, around the time he was 10 years old, his mother came to him with her craving for deer liver and asked him to get one for her. Sangkuriang went for a hunt, accompanied with his dog, Tumang, which Sangkuriang still didn't know, was actually his father. Curiously, there was neither game animal nor deer in the woods when Sangkuriang suddenly spotted a wild boar (the boar which is actually Celeng Wayungyang, his grandmother). He gave a chase and tried to shoot her with his arrow but was stopped by Tumang, who had realised that the boar was actually Sangkuriang's own grandmother. Wayungyang managed to escape and this angered Sangkuriang who took it out on Tumang and then accidentally hurt Tumang. Tumang died from his injuries and this further devastated Sangkuriang, who now had to come home empty handed to his mother. So, he cuts Tumang up and took his liver out to bring it back home to his mother. Upon his death, Tumang's soul returned to the svargaloka as the deity he was since he had lived out his punishment as a dog on earth. Sangkuriang returned home to his mother with the promised meat and she unsuspectingly cooked it. After the meal, Dayang Sumbi asked Sangkuriang to summon Tumang to give him his share of the cooked liver. Feeling immense shame and guilt at the realisation that he had killed his good friend, Sangkuriang confesses that the liver they had just eaten was actually Tumang's. Outraged and horrified, Dayang Sumbi hits Sangkuriang on the head with a centong (rice scoop spoon) so hard that Sangkuriang bled. Sangkuriang had never seen his mother so angry and her horror at his actions shocked him so much that he runs out of the house into the woods. Convinced that his mother hates him for killing Tumang, Sangkuriang decided not to return home and seeks out to live a life for himself in the woods. By now, Dayang Sumbi has calmed down but fails to track Sangkuriang down in the woods. In her distress, she prayed to the gods to reunite her with her son someday and swears never to eat any type of meat ever again, henceforth becoming a vegetarian with a steady diet of