After his meal he again set out for Johor-lama.
Begbie went on to speculate that the monument installed over Badang's grave was the sandstone slab at the mouth of the Singapore River, and that the inscription contained a recital of Badang's feats.
Sang Lapan saw the gift which was a very beautiful pair of shoes.
Local traders also adorned the banks, selling tin, hornbills beaks and cotton.
When he checked his tins later, the blood turned completely solid.
With the help of Awang Khenit, Si Bongkok was arrested and imprisoned.