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9 regulation, 48.200, of the Yogyakarta Panëmbahan Ama^kurat and his grand- Son paijéran adipati arya Maijkubumi, 4 articles, on marks of honour due to Royalty and nobility, shutting sunshades ar| d dismounting, and a regulation of the Yogyakarta Resident forbidding People to let cattle run free in the streets, l0 dated 1758/1830 (p. 67-69); report of a conference of high Dutch officials of Semaraij with Amërjkü Bu- Watla II, on affairs of the Yogyakarta sultanate, 49.600 (p. 71-80); dated 1792 A.D • Abgër Arubiru, 47.860, of the Yogya karta grand-vizir Danurëja, 4 articles l2 (P- 91-94); 14, 16, 17, 20. fragments of Arjgër Sapuluh, 47.860, 40 articles, incomplete, issued by the Yogyakarta grand-vizir (P- 94 > 163-170, 94-98, 115-116, 99-100, 15 119); uremorandums, 49.600, of Dutch Resi sts at the Yogyakarta Court, trans ferring their office to their successors, dated 1786, 1798, 1803, 1808 A.D. con taining notes on the Royal Family, translated from Dutch into Javanese (P- 104-112), further: a report on a case °f brigandage in the district of Pana- l8 ra ga, dated 1810 (p. 112-114); ’ 19 - fragments of Aijgër Ag&3, 47.860, beginning in art. 5; probably the Yogya- karta version (p. 123-142; 143-162).

°stly rather slovenly cursive writing. li st atldes ’ Description, cod. 8766, contains t S initial lines of cantos. Vide: cat. 7ub oll H) p 76> 14g 472 439 440 438 ; J ynb oll I, p. 127.

NBS 184 — H-25.410 22 x 34, 5 cm 74 p. 17,5 x 27 cm Javanese 21 lines I. S a 13 k a 1 a, Babad-, in prose, beginning with Adam, further: mount Këndëij, down to 1748/1820; in the beginning mentioning kitab Umdatul Ansab (p. 4- 32) ; II. passages from kitabs, 48.000, Takrib, Mukarar, Ibnu Kajar, Nasikatu ’lMu- luk, on justice and judgment: Arabic written with Javanese characters, and provided with Javanese paraphrases (p. 33-39), mentioned by Voorhoeve, “Hand list”, p. 446; IH-V. notes on chronology and divination, with Dutch notes by van der Vlis (p. 40-69); VI. Candra Sarjkala, 46.350, mne monic stanza with modern Javanese glosses (p. 72-74). Cod. NBS 184 lias a note written on p. 1 saying that the volume was presented to A. D. Cornets de Groot jr by tumëpgut} AriM) Binarj of Surakarta in 1748/1820. Mostly rather slovenly cursive writing. Vide: Brandes’ Description, cod. 8766; cat. Juyn- boll II, p. 403, 455, 461; Juynboll I, p. 169. Cf. cod. NBS 135. NBS 194 — B-31.001 21.5 x 34,5 cm 109 p. 14.5 x 26 cm Javanese 22 lines Wiwaha jarwa, Mint a Raga, macapat verse, 17 cantos, dated 1721/1794, version of Gericke’s edition; perpendicular script. Vide: Brandes’ Description, cod. 8766; cat. Juynboll II, p. 9.