Gw mau tau Mbah Surogawe's tomb dari Talok, Turen, Malang

The tomb that became a historical site in Talok Village is the tomb of Mbah Surogawe whose real name is Mbah Siraj. He used Surogawe name as a tool for hiding his identity from netherland forces. Surrogawe or Sang Hyang Lohgawe. As for the name Surogawe obtained because of the habit of Javanese people who added the prefix of someone's name with "Suro", and "Gawe" is the process of sounding the sound to make it easier for Javanese people in pronunciation. So, the name of Logawe became Surogawe.

Sang Hyang Lohgawe was an immigrant from India, he was a Brahmana who was obedient worshiper of His gods in India. One day in his worship time, he got wisik (revelation) from the gods Wisnu. That revelation was about to let up for worshipping the statuette of gods Wisnu in Sang Hyang Lohgawe’s hermitage in India. It happened because, gods Wisnu already became incarnate into someone’s soul at Jawidwipa (Java) with some characteristics. His hands were long beyond the knees, there was a picture on his right hand; cakhra and his left hand; shankha. That person named Ken Arok. Then Mbah. Surrogawe was given instructions went to Taloka region at Jawidwipa.

Mbah Surogawe was a sacred figure. When he went to Javanese land, he did not use a boat but he stepped on three arrivals (tie) of grass. He landed safely already on the land of Java. After he went around, he found Ken Arok in gambling place in Taloka ultimately. Then, Mbah Surogawe held up Ken Arok while saying "I admit you as well as my child (My student) ".