1109. Cod.Or. 8329 Hikayat Temenggung 466 ff.; typing paper; 34 x 21 cm.; 32 lines per p.; Roman characters (typewritten carbon copy); in two wallets; on f. 466v in Dutch: Soerabaia, 4 Juli 1929 (the date the transliteration was finished) and Overgebracht naar Maleisch (Latijnsch karakter) door Oedin (transliterated by Oedin), and at the end S.Snd. (typewritten) and in pencil 13/1-39 (initials of the typist and date of typing ?); received from the University of Indonesia in 1948; this MS is a copy of MS KBG 516 and 523; H. Overbeck bequest. Raden Inu Kertapati (prince of Kuripan) is kidnapped by Ratu Sencawindu, tortured, thrown into the sea, saved by Jurudeh and Persanta and changes his name into Cekel Waneng Pati; his fiancée Galuh Candrakirana (of Daha), is kidnapped by Buta Wilasumba; Cekel Waneng Pati defeats Wilasumba and brings Raden Galuh back to Daha; here Cekel Waneng Pati becomes a favourite of the court; Raja Mengkodo proposes to Galuh but is rejected; Inu’s brother, Carang Tiningal, leaves the court in search of his brother and changes his name to Prabu Jaya; the brothers meet in a war; the ruler of Daha installs Cekel Waneng Pati as Adipati Tambakbaya who will rule Daha in the future; Galuh leaves in search of adventures and is adopted by the ruler of Lasem; her brothers (sisters), Perbatasari and Gunungsari, go in search of her and meet her in Lasem; Inu, disguised as Temenggung Ariwangsa, comes across Galuh and Perbatasari (disguised as Maesa Ulama and later on as Demang Utara); Temenggung Ariwangsa marries Galuh of Daha; at the instigation of one of his concubines, Galuh of Gagelang, Raden Inu repudiates the pregnant Galuh of Daha; in a forest she gives birth to Maesa Tanderaman; in her absence Inu falls ill and Galuh of Gagelang begets a son Citra Anglingbaya; both sons go in search of a medicine; only Maesa Tanderaman is able to find it; when Maesa Tanderaman’s identity is brought to light, he is installed as ruler; Galuh of Daha is kidnapped but freed; a prince of Singasari and Daha is married to a princess of Keling; Prabu Secawindu and his consort ascend to heaven; their daughter, who married Raden Inu, begets a daughter, Raden Galuh Ratnakumala; Inu Asmarajaya, son of Pangeran Kusumawijaya, marries Galuh Ratnakumala; Sutaarga 1972.

1110. Cod.Or. 8332 A Banjarese-Malay vocabulary by W. Kern. 279 ff.; typing paper; 28 x 21 cm.; 13-17 entries per p.; only the verso side typed on; Roman characters (typewritten carbon copy); donated by the Instituut voor Taal- en Cultuuronderzoek at Batavia. The text contains only the vocabulary. B Banjarese vocabulary by H.D. van Pernis. 14 pp.; typing paper; 29 l A x 20% cm.; 62 lines per p.; Roman characters