641. Cod.Or. 6051 119 ff.; English laid paper (?); wm. S & C WISE and S WISE & PATCH with VE l C (in a heartshaped shield) surmounted by 4 and 1810; 22Vi x 18 cm.; 15 lines per p.; legible writing; various pp. are illuminated; on ff. 118v-l 19v are notes with dates; copied by Cahayaraja and dated 2 Dzulka‘edah 1229/ 16 October 1814; as owner is mentioned Sultan Khalifatullah of Muko-Muko; on f. lr a note in Roman characters: Mokko-Mokko 1 (11 ?) Mei 1883. Jang poenja ini kitab Patri Rekna aj... Istri Regent Mokko 2 jaitoe Sultan Takdir Khalifatullah ... (the later owner); Van Ophuysen coll. I ff. lv-31v: Syair Muko-muko; at the end called Syair Puteri Banialam; composed by Raden Anom Zainal Abidin also named Raden Prabu Anom Kusuma(h) Yuda(h); the text begins with the wedding of Raden Anom Zainal Abidin, grandson of Pangeran Raja Tuha and the Sultan of Madura, with a daughter of the ruler of Muko-muko; then follows the history of Muko-muko starting with the reign of Tuanku Gondam Syah, who was succeeded by Tuanku Pesisir Barat; his son Tuanku Muda tries to take over power but with the aid of the British from Bangkahulu he has to flee to Jambi where he dies; Sultan Pesisir Barat is succeeded by his son Sultan Khalifatullah Inayat Syah; the story ends with a long account of the death of this ruler’s daughter, Puteri Banialam, and the ceremonies thereafter which forms the biggest part of the text; the ruler regrets that he did not paid attention to her dream. Van Ronkel 1921, p. 82, no. 190 (I); II ff. 32r-34v: Hukum Muko-muko; divided into: 1. Hukum menteri yang sembilan; 2. Hukum perwatin Teremang; III f. 34r-v: Syair Datuk Danau Surang; a syair about his betrayal of the ruler of Muko-muko and the Company; IV ff. 36r-41v: Syair orang kematian anak; written by Cahayaraja; it contains the same text as in Cod.Or. 12.163; the syair is dedicated to the ruler of Muko- muko as consolation for the death of his beloved daughter Puteri Banialam. Van Ronkel 1921, p. 100, no. 229 (II); V ff. 42r-79r: Syair mimpi; about dreams of members of the court of Muko-muko; containing 35 dreams; ff. 70r-78v blank; ending with the dream of Puteri Bungsu (Puteri Banialam) on 19 Syawal 1226/6 November 1811. Van Ronkel 1921, p. 80, no. 187 (II should be III); VI ff. 79v-81r: Tawarikh Muko-muko; some chronicles, i.e. of the birth of a daughter