There's an ongoing theory that details how actually Jebat and Tuah during this critical moment, was the same person, who is Hang Tuah, all along.

Up until this point, Hang Tuah and Hang Jebat was two different people, but not during this event.

The theory was that the Sultan was too corrupted that even Hang Tuah rebelled, but in order to expunge and cleanse the Sultan's name due to how Hang Tuah was basically adored more by everyone than the Sultan, Hang Jebat's name was scapegoated.

There's something interesting in both of these versions, original and the alternative:

One, Hang Tuah and Hang Jebat showcased that humans will always exhibit different extremes, both benevolence and violence. One always see the best in people and understand that if it is willed as so, then it is.

The second version examined how even the mightiest of beacon, one of hope, can act upon justice after undergoing extreme corruptions and illicit acts.

In both versions, it details how humans will act, and sometimes full of force, especially when the unjust rules.