by Hang Tuah and his magical Taming Sari kris. The injured Gusti Adipati expresses that the fate of his country is more important than love, and Hang Tuah's meddling has destroyed his only hope of saving his people. The guilty Hang Tuah resigns from his post as Admiral and cast his Taming Sari kris into the river, never to be found again. After a fleeting reunion, the Princess is aware that her beloved's foremost duty is that of a warrior. Despite confessing his love for her, Hang Tuah will not forsake the Sultan's wishes. Brokenhearted, she agrees to marry the Sultan on the proviso that he can fulfill seven prohibitive conditions: A bridge made of pure gold from Malacca to Mount Ledang; Another bridge made of pure silver from Mount Ledang to Malacca; Seven trays (dulang) of the hearts of mosquitoes; Seven trays (dulang) of the hearts of the germs; Seven jars (tempayan) of the juice of young betel nuts (Note: Young betel nuts do not have juice); Seven jars (tempayan) of the tears of virgins One bowl of blood from his fondest and only son, Prince Ahmad. When the Sultan learns of the Princess' prohibitive conditions, he is more determined to marry her. But before he can draw blood from his son, a mental projection of Gusti Putri appears before him, explaining that her conditions were in fact an indirect refusal of his proposal. The angered Sultan plants a curse on her, stating that from next sunlight whomsoever sees the princess will die coughing blood. Hang Tuah, having heard of the curse of the Sultan from the Bendahara, rushes to Mount Ledang to see her one last time. He only arrives after the sun has risen, but Gusti Putri reveals herself to him. It is unknown what their final fate will be. Cast Tiara Jacquelina as Gusti Putri, the Mount Ledang princess M. Nasir as Hang Tuah Rahim Razali as Datuk Bendahara Adlin Aman Ramlie as Sultan Mahmud Shah Sofia Jane as Queen Tun Teja Khir Rahman as Tun Mamat Alex Komang as Gusti Adipati Handaya Ningrat Christine Hakim as Bayan Ruminah Sidek as Nenek Kebayan (Gusti Putri's alter ego) Azmil Mustapha as Pangeran Demak Sabri Yunus as Sang Setia Man Bai as Iqbal Radhi Khalid as Tapik Slamet Rahardjo as Patih Muhammad Naufal Nasullah as Raja Ahmad Melissa Saila as Raja Ahmad's Governess Dian Sastrowardoyo as Medicine Seller's