p.; only the right half of the pp. written on; Roman characters; deluang cover; Java Malay with Dutch influence. The text, pp. 1-95, contains a history of Pajajaran starting with the reign of Prabu Siliwangi whose elder son, Banyak Catra, does not succeed him as ruler; because of the farmer’s promise to his second wife her son becomes his successor instead; Banyak Catra, who is also Lutung Kasarung, becomes adipati of Pasir Luhur through of his marriage to a daughter of the adipati of that place; Banyak Catra’s great- grandson, Adipati Banyak Belanak, is converted to Islam by the sultan of Demak, but his son, Adipati Tholle, returns to his old belief and is defeated by Demak; his uncle Raden Banyak Geleh, is appointed adipati in his stead; assisted by Makhdum Wali the adipati conquers and converts the lands in the west such as Krawang etc., that is why he is installed as Pangeran Senopati Mangkubumi; he moves his capital to a new place called Pasir Batang; the sultanate of Demak is now replaced by that of Pajang; Pangeran Senopati is succeeded by his son, Pangeran Pelangon; because his son is not yet adult Pelangon leaves the rulership to his cousin, Raden Joko Sesuli; meanwhile another cousin, Raden Joko Adeg, is appointed by the sultan of Pajang as his successor; now the country is divided between the two cousins; when Pangeran Langkap, son of Pelangon, comes of age he goes to see the sultan of Pajang; now the country is divided into three parts with Pangeran Langkap’s residence at Pasir Batang. Van Ronkel 1946, p. 567 (CXIV).

1675. KITLV Or. 153 Kitab Tjerietra At sal Padjadjaran 6 ff.; Dutch laid paper, wm. Concordia with Z L G M (?); 21 Vi x 17 cm.; 20 lines per p.; Roman characters; according to the colophon the transliteration into Dutch characters was finished on 8 October 1857/19 Safar 1274 by Widjajakoesoemah. The text, ff. lv-6r, contains a history of West Java starting with Perboe Adjie Mantrie of Kota Gandok who moves to Sakawaijana, Sumedang Kahieijangan, who begets three grandsons, Kieijaië Pralaija, Kieijaië Singamanggala, and Kieijaië Tanoedjiwa; they settle down in Batavia; the Company (VOC) defeats Pangeran Djaketera; the three brothers are employed by the Company, that is during the administration of Governor-General P.I. Koen in 1627; during the administration of G.G. Van Cloon (1731) the land of Kidoel produces 100 pikol coffee etc,; during the administration of G.G. Patras (1735), Ariea Wiratanu is appointed chief of Kiedoel; during the administration of G.G. Valkenier (1737) Kie Demang Martawangsa dies and is succeeded by Demang Martawirieija; during the administration of G.G. H.W. Baron van Imhof (1743), Kampoeng Baroe is entrusted to Radhen Wiramata for 2000 reals; Radhen Wiramata is asked to administer Bogor but proposes his son Raza for the job instead; during the latter’s administration buildings are erected, the pasar opened, and coffee produced; all these latter events occur during the administration of G.G. I.H.