Tongkat Sakti Puspanaga

The story of the battle over the mystical staff called Puspanaga. Kalingga (Johny Indo) leaves home because he feels that his mother, Wikutami, is treating him unfairly in relation to his martial arts training. Actually, Kalingga has become so lax at practicing that his younger brother Segara (Atin Martino) is able to defeat him. Shortly thereafter, Segara rescues a newcomer to the area, Sariti, from a group of criminals. Sariti then takes shelter in Wikutami’s home. The presence of the young stranger reminds Wikutami of her own youth and how, after she had finished training with Lembu Kidal (Syamsuri Kaempuan) and Wiku Tamba, their teacher had given them the Puspanaga staff in three separate pieces, with  Wikutami being given the head of the staff that held the core of its power. Lembu Kidal and Wiku Tamba became jealous. They attempted to take the head of the staff for themselves, but lost the battle that left them both injured. Even as they grew older, Lembu Kidal and Wiku Tamba never stop coveting the whole staff and continued to try to find a way to get all of the pieces. It was no accident that Sariti was now living with Wikutami; Lembu Kidal had sent her to connive her way into Wikutami’s home. In the meantime, Wiku Tamba, whom Kalingga had sought out for further martial arts training, exerted his influence over the younger man. The three old martial arts experts and their young students eventually become embroiled in a battle. During the heat of the struggle, in which the three older people die, the three pieces of the magic staff come together as one, with the Puspanaga staff ending up in Segara’s hands.