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daka), 3957 (= 10.445 = BCB prtf 7 = BCB prtf 165), 4193 (= 10.446 = BCB prtf 7), 6203 a no. 10, 9243 (Kit 283), REM 214-11. 47.060 Swara Jambu, Javanese-Balinese lawbook of Old Javanese origin, mainly Sans krit Manawa Dharma Sastra, book eight: cod. 4530 (BCB prtf 2, prtf 165), 4531 (BCB prtf 2, prtf 165). 47.070 Sara Samucaya, Javanese-Balinese compendium of law of Old Javanese origin: cod. 4472, 5037 (= 10.424 = BCB prtf 4), 6203 a no. 9, 9376 (Krt 613), 9537 (Krt 940). 47.080 Widi Papincatan, Javanese-Balinese notes on law concerning ecclesiastics, con nected with siwa Sasana: cod. 5316, 9193 (Krt 192), 10.061 (Krt 1988), 10.264 (Krt 2348). 47.090 Purwana Tatwa, Catur \Var3sa Pa- riksa, Javanese-Balinese rules concerning relations between ecclesiastics and people of another caste: cod. 10.087 (Krt 2050). 47.100 Tatwa nit3 wyawahara, Javanese- Balinese encyclopedia of law: cod. 5095, 5250. 47.110 Kërtopapatti, Darmopapatti, Dewa- gama, Javanese-Balinese notes on lawsuits, Old Javanese administration of justice: cod. 3139, 3955, 4269 (= 10.447 = BCB prtf 7), 4270, 4271, 4272, 6203 a no. 3 and 4, 9365 (Krt 578, Darma Upapatti, Buddhist). 47.120 Notes, Javanese-Balinese, referring to law: cod. 5286 (Krama niQ alaki-rabi, Sara Samucaya). 47.130 Notes on Old Javanese law by Dutch scholars:

cod. 6203 a no. 28 (Brandes’ glossary). 47.140 Satwa Widi Sastra, Javanese-Bali nese lawsuits, allegorical, and administration of justice: cod. 9154 (Krt 117). 47.150 Sindu Wakya, Sindu Sasana, J ava nese-Balinese notes on administration of justice: cod. 9189 (Krt 182). 47.160 Stri Saqgrahana Carita, Javanese- Balinese compendium of law, divided into chapters: cod. 9241 (Krt 280). 47.170 Gamy a Gamana, Javanese-Balinese notes on incestuous relations: cod. 9538 (Krt 944). 47.180 Javanese-Balinese law terms ex plained : cod. 3987-11 (= 10.448 = BCB prtf 7). 47.190 Sima Désa Bulèlèij, village law, Bali: cod. 9412 (Krt 691). 47.200 Notes on Balinese law: cod. AdKIT 1270/2. 47.210 Javanese-Balinese notes on eccle siastical rules and religion: cod. 9807 (Krt 1476, Lëbu Guntur), 9819 (Krt 1496, Widi Sastra Iswara Prani- dhana). 47.400 Lawbooks of Pre-Islamic Origin, re-edited by Muslim scholars of East and Central Java. When the pre-Islamic kingdom in East Java fell, Mus lims, some of them ex-governors of the King, became independent rulers of principalities, mainly situated in Madura and on the North Coast, from Surabaya in East Java to Ban- tën in West Java. Accordingly the culture of this period (fifteenth and sixteenth cen-