TRADITION OF MONEY PANAI 'IN BUGIS-MAKASSAR
CULTURE TO LOVE WOMEN BUGIS-MAKASSAR
Exposure and cultural application Money portion '
Exposure and cultural application Money portion '
The culture of marriage in each region has always been a very
interesting thing to discuss. Both in terms of the cultural background of the
marriage, as well as in terms of the complexity of the marriage itself. Because
in marriage that happens not just merging two people who love each other, more
than that, there is a value that can not be separated to be considered in
marriage such as social status, economy, and cultural values of each family
of men and women.
In South Sulawesi, in the marriage culture of bugis-makassar
itself there is one thing that seems to have become distinctive in the marriage
to be held ie money up or by local people called money panai '. This cash money
is a sum of money given by the prospective groom to the prospective bride who
will be used for the purpose of holding weddings and other wedding expenses.
Money panai 'is not counted as the dowry of marriage but as customary money but
somewhat obligatory with the amount agreed by both parties or family.
Money panai 'to marry a famous bugis-makassar woman not a few in number.
The level of the social strata of women and the level of education is usually
the standard in determining the amount of money rises. So, if the prospective
bride is a descendant of blue blood (the royal family of Tallo, Gowa or Bone),
then the money will rise tens of millions. Likewise, if the educational level
of the prospective bride is S1, S2, or Medicine, it will apply the same thing.
The family (siblings' father or mother), has a significant influence in making decisions about the amount of cash and dowry. Not infrequently, many applications are ultimately not forwarded, because it does not meet the desire of two parties. Ironically, it comes from a father or mother's family. The last step taken for couples who have loved each other is' elopement (silariang), as a shortcut to stay together. Psychological Dynamics that occurs in the culture of cash money ' Speaking within the cultural sphere, humans are creatures bound to social-cultural webs that limit because culture itself is defined as a program consisting of rules that are followed together that govern the behavior of all members of that culture and elevate a set of values and beliefs that follow along together.
In relation to the culture of cash money 'to marry a
bugis-makassar woman, if the amount of money raised requested can be fulfilled
by a groom, it will be a prestige for the female family. The honor referred to
here is the sense of appreciation given by the prospective groom to the woman
he wants to marry by giving a magnificent party for his marriage through the
money.
In his own psychology study Maslow explained that everyone in
society has a need or wants a steady self-assessment, has a solid foundation,
and is usually of high quality, of self-respect or self-esteem. Therefore,
Maslow distinguishes this need into the need for rewards internally and
externally. The first (internal) includes the need for self-esteem, self-confidence,
competence, mastery, adequacy, achievement, independence, and freedom
(independence). The second (external) involves respect from others, prestige,
recognition, acceptance, fame, dignity, attention, position, appreciation or
reputation. meet the amount of money panai "set also considered a form of
appreciation
The nominal amount of cash money to marry bugis-makassar woman is then perceived by some people who do not understand as "price of girl" or even perceived as behavior "sell girl". However perception is an image that depends on previous experience. for men in other areas who need not so much capital for marriage as Javanese men, it is very reasonable to perceive the money of the panels' as the price of a daughter of Makassar because the area of origin is not so much. Likewise with individuals who consider the grandeur of marriage is not a guarantee of prosperity of future household life.
The amount of cash money that depends on the level of social strata and
education of the prospective bride is seen from the aspect of the family roles
of the bride. Wade, C. and Travis, C. (2007) explain that role is a social
position governed by a set of norms which then shows appropriate behavior. this
indicates that consciously or unconsciously, inevitably, the people who are
everywhere are divided according to several social levels.
With the role that the prospective family of the bride is
increasing, the value of money that is also higher is the behavior that is
considered appropriate for the position. This social strata will affect the
point of view and way of life of the people. Parsons, a sociologist concluded
that there are several sources of one's status:
1. Membership in a family. For example, a family member who obtains a
high status because the family has a high status in the environment.
2. Individual qualities included in individual qualities include
physical characteristics, age, gender, personality.
3. Achievements achieved by a person can affect their status. For
example, workers who are educated, experienced, have a degree, etc.
4. Material aspects can affect a person's status within his environment.
For example, the amount of wealth owned by a person.
5. Power and power (Autoriry and Power). In an organization, individuals
who have formal powers or authority will gain a higher status than the
individuals below.
Some people who really understand the
culture of cash money 'is usually a compromise first but not a few who are less
understanding of this culture chose to back off regularly because imagine the
amount of capital to be prepared. Meanwhile, the early life of a marriage,
actually began only after the qabul ijab.
For local men
or also from the bugis-makassar tribe, fulfilling the amount of panoramas 'can
also be viewed as a cultural practice of siri', which often happens when the
bridegroom is unable to fulfill the request that men generally make up for the
embarrassment by going abroad and returning after have the money required. so
the woman he really loves becomes a huge motivation to meet the amount of money
that is required. Motivation can be interpreted as a driving factor that
originates in man in this case to meet the amount of money panai ', which will
then affect the way one acts. Thus, work motivation will affect its performance
in work.
In addition
to motivation, the desire to meet the required cash money is also related to
the satisfaction theory that is closer to the individual needs and satisfaction
factors that cause them to act and behave in a certain way. The thing that
motivates one's work spirit is to satisfy the needs and satisfaction of both
material and nonmaterial in this case financially and can marry the woman she
wants to apply from the work. If the needs and satisfaction are more fulfilled
then the spirit of work will be better too. So in conclusion, someone will act
to meet the needs (Inner Needs) and satisfaction.
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