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That morning was quite bright. Conditions in Mlijon Village are busy as usual. That day our agenda was to explore the history of the village. We studied and explored the chronicles of Mlinjon Village to find out and understand more clearly the origins of Mlinjon Village. This step is the beginning before compiling a book about the Mlijon Village chronicle.
Based on several information received, we arrived at the house of a descendant of Mbah Demang Mlinjon, namely Mbah Setu, 84,. We also talked with him for quite a long time about this, he inherited a spear, this spear is the prehistoric evidence of the existence of a village at the foot of the hill, namely Mlinjon..
It is said that these spears were widely used by the ancestors to fight invaders. In the past, during the Dutch colonial era, this spear was stuck on the border between Mlinjon and Pringapus Village. So, by sticking the spears in, the Dutch soldiers were fooled by the existence of the forest covering the village so that the Dutch soldiers thought that in the forest there were no more villages or people..
Then the spear is also often taken to the Trenggalek Regency pavilion with all kinds of activities. The sacredness of the spear is still maintained by its descendants. The hope is that children and grandchildren will still be able to feel and enjoy the legacy of their ancestors. (*)
