Cura Si Manjakini

Melaka Sultanate, and then by Muzaffar Syah I the first Sultan of Perak. The sword is now a part of the Perak Sultanate's official regalia.^[1]

Alexander The Great with his Persian wife.^{[citation needed]} Sang Sapurba, then known as Sri Nila Pahlawan, first revealed himself with his younger brother Sri Nila Utama, upon the sacred hill of Seguntang in the hinterland of Palembang. The princes later descended into the great plain watered by the Palembang river, where Sang Sapurba married Wan Sendari, the daughter of the local chief, Demang Lebar Daun, and was everywhere accepted as ruler of the land.^{[citation needed]} At a later date Sang Sapurba is said to have crossed the great central range of Sumatra into the Minangkabau Highlands, where one of his warriors, Permasku Mambang, slew the great serpent Saktimuna using the legendary sword, and was made the king of a grateful people and the founder of the long line of Princes of Minangkabau.^[3]