WAIT Ametung kidnapped Ken Dedes and took him to Tumapel Palace. After that she increasingly has a desire to marry Ken Dedes. However, Ken Dedes did not have the slightest intention to accept this marriage.
Tunggul Ametung married Ken Dedes only because he had power. On the other hand, Ken Dedes could not refuse an invitation to marry from Tunggul Ametung because he did not have the power to refuse it. Ken Dedes is narrated in Muhammad Syamsuddin's book 'Black and White Ken Arok from Victory to Collapse', feeling disgusted and disgusted by his marriage to the ruler of Tumapel at that time.
He has absolutely no sense of love and loyalty to the stumps of Ametung. Dedes' marriage was forced, in his eyes it actually did not meet the elements of a legal marriage requirement. It is said that the marriage was carried out without witnesses, in fact the marriage was carried out without mentioning his name and the name of his father, Mpu Purwa. Mantras spoken in Sanskrit, in Ken Dedes's view, are wrong. This marriage ceremony was also assessed by Ken Dedes, invalid and full of defects.
During their second marriage, it was the Balakangka priest who led the procession. All priests from various villages throughout Tumapel were also brought in. There were about forty of them.
In every movement of the wedding ceremony, what Ken Dedes did was nothing but compulsion. For example, during the procession to wash her husband's curses, Ken Dedes was not willing. In his mind he said that how can he, who is a brahman, be the one who was asked to wash the feet of a sudra who was appointed as a knight. Because he did not want to wash the feet of Tunggul Ametung, Pastor Balakangka immediately grabbed Ken Dedes' soft hand and forced him to wash the feet of his husband, Tunggul Ametung.
Ken Dedes could only pensively contemplate while in Pakuwan Palace. Especially when she was forced to become the wife of Akuwu Tumapel. Ken Dedes was forced to swallow a wedding ceremony which he considered humiliating to be done by the Vishnu people. The marriage was viewed by Ken Dedes as a tremendous insult to him, as a brahman. Ken Dedes was really not willing to be insulted by the male sudra whose fate was to be made a knight.
That's why in Ken Dedes' heart there was never any love for Tunggul Ametung. The love and affection that Tunggul Ametung hopes for from a beautiful woman like Ken Dedes is just a dream, none of which will come true.
Even Ken Dedes has strong reasons to be unfaithful to his husband, Tunggul Ametung, who married him forcibly.
However, in Dedes' heart, he promised that one day he would come out victorious and avenge stumps of Ametung's bad deeds to the brahmins. He considered Ametung, insulted, forced, damaged, robbed, and destroyed him. However, he believed that it would later befall stumps of Ametung into disgrace and be shattered one day.
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