Kuntilanak (Melayu language: puntianak, Pontianak) is a ghost who is believed derived from pregnant women who died or the woman who died of childbirth and the child has not had time of birth. The name "Kuntilanak" or "pontianak" most likely comes from the combination of the word "pregnancy" (pregnancy) and "child". This myth is similar to the mythical ghost langsuir known in Southeast Asia, especially in the Indonesian archipelago. Myth Kuntilanak ghosts from earlier times has also become a common myth in Malaysia after being taken by the immigrants from the archipelago.Friday, July 30, 2010
Ghost of Kuntilanak' Indonesian Real Ghost' (video)
Kuntilanak (Melayu language: puntianak, Pontianak) is a ghost who is believed derived from pregnant women who died or the woman who died of childbirth and the child has not had time of birth. The name "Kuntilanak" or "pontianak" most likely comes from the combination of the word "pregnancy" (pregnancy) and "child". This myth is similar to the mythical ghost langsuir known in Southeast Asia, especially in the Indonesian archipelago. Myth Kuntilanak ghosts from earlier times has also become a common myth in Malaysia after being taken by the immigrants from the archipelago.
