Correlation of Panji’s Lust in Wangbang Wideha Manuscript with Javanese Spirituality

The aim of this research is to investigate: (1) the existence of Panji's excessive love for Warastrasari (Sekartaji), (2) the will of Panji to achieve his obsession, and (3) Panji's desire to get sexual lust satisfaction. The purpose of this study is to examine the existence of lust owned by the main figure in Serat Wangbang Wideha namely Prince Makaradwaja or Panji and correlate it with Javanese spirituality. The theory used for this study is the theory of genetic structuralism. The data is obtained from the results of text studies in the form of manuscript descriptions, transliterations, translations, text criticism, and text analysis. The data collection is then continued with the watch-read-note technique technique. The results showed three forms of lust Panji figures namely, (1) anger, (2) desire to have many women, and (3) obsession to seize married women. Then it is connected with lust in Javanese Spirituality which includes (1) lust of Panji anger in javanese spirituality, (2) desire to have many women as a form of lust supiah, and (3) obsession seize Warastrasari as a form of lust aluamah. This research proves that Panji's love for Warastrasari is not pure love but rather a contribution of lust.