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| Name | Singapore Myths and Legends - The Folklore of Redhill | English version [小毅世界] |
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| Video Discription | Singapore Myths and Legends - The Folklore of Redhill | English version [小毅世界] Chinese version/ 中文版: https://youtu.be/oloVl9el1eA Once upon a time, in the land of Singapura, the village was facing a terrible crisis. The sea was infested with a strange species of fish called swordfish that had never been seen before in this region. These swordfish were incredibly fast and deadly, attacking anyone who dared to venture out to sea, and those relaxing by the shore and striking them with their sharp, deadly bills. The villagers who depended on fishing for survival were left helpless, unable to go out to sea, and even those who stayed near the shore were not safe from the swordfish attacks. Desperate for a solution, the villagers went to seek the help of the Raja of Singapura, Paduka Sri Maharaja. The Raja ordered his troops to go down to the water and try to kill all the swordfish to protect his people. But despite their best efforts, the swordfish were too fast and too deadly, and the soldiers were either killed or seriously wounded. Just when all hope seemed lost, a young boy stepped forward with a brilliant idea. He suggested using the banana tree trunks to form a wall at the shoreline. The soldiers could stand near the shore and kill the swordfishes that were stuck in the tree trunks when the swordfish attacked. The Raja was impressed by the boy's cleverness, and he ordered the villagers to cut down as many banana trees as possible to build the wall when the tide was low. The next day, the villagers and soldiers stood behind the banana tree wall and waited for the swordfish to attack. When the swordfish charged towards the villages and soldiers, they are stuck in the tree trunks as the boy expected, the soldiers and villagers quickly charged forward and killed them all. The village celebrated their victory with a grand feast, and the boy who had saved them all was hailed as a hero. But there was one person who was not pleased with the boy's success. The Raja of Singapura, Paduka Sri Maharaja, is jealous of the boy's intelligence and popularity and afraid that the people might think the boy is more worthy of the throne when he grows up so he decided to get rid of him. On the same night, under cover of darkness, Raja's men crept up to the boy's house on top of the hill and murdered him. His blood spilled onto the ground covering the hill in red. That is how Bukit Merah or Red Hill got his name. If you're planning a visit to Singapore, make sure to take the MRT to Redhill station, which is the only station painted in a beautiful pastel pink color. Tanjong Pagar, where the banana trunk wall stands, was formerly a fishing village situated along the shoreline. This is the tale of the folklore that explains the origins of the name Redhill. Remember to like, share and subscribe this channel. #新加坡 #新加坡生活频道 #小毅世界 |
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