340

GENERAL INDEX, 70.016

Pasasayutan, see sayut. Pasaton, pasatoan, divination, physio gnomy, animals, 9999 (Krt 1863), 8972 no 1, NBS 86 (6); Pasatoan edition by Mërta Dirëja, 1881, Prat. I, p. 490. Pasëk genealogy, Bali, §§ 21.330/40, 21.360, moreover 9092 (Krt 30), 9718 (Krt 1298), 9882 (Krt 1619), 11.207 (Krt 1096), 11.322 (Krt 1804), 11.323 (Krt 1855), CB 109 (2); see Bandésa. P a s è k (fasik), slamëtan, mëmulé mëmëtri, 10.820, § 49.210. P a s é k a D arma, speculation, 9206 (Krt 211), § 11.300. Pasilih, agriculture, Puja Daha, 9574 (Krt 1020), § 11.480. Pasilih-asih incantation, before sleep ing, 5367 (4), § 11.440. Pasindèn Bëdaya, edition 1866, Prat. I, p. 101; see Bëdaya. P a s i r, Banumas, history, § 23.900 ƒƒ.; Babad Pasir, edition 1898, Prat. II, p. 170. P a s i s i 13 1 a r, magic, evading imminent blows, 5328 (1), § 40.180. Pa si sir, North Coast, culture and litera ture, § 00020(C), § 00030 (3 and 4), § 14.000 ff. (Islam), § 17.000, §§ 22.000 ff.- 24.700 ff. (history), §§ 30.460 ff.-30.870 ff. and § 31.067 ff. (belles-lettres), §§ 47.400 ff.-47.600 ff.; §§ 60.110 ff.-60.132, 60.152 and 60.190 f. (script); see also 6590 (4), § 49.920. P a s i s i r ë p, see sirëp. Pasrah, surrender, rite, mystics, 7401, 7600, § 15.370; 7713. Pasraman, Sawut} Gali^-, lyric poem, 3969 (2 and 4), § 30.374. P a s r è n, jests of wayai}, clowns, 1913, by Këmis Arja Suwita, Prat. II, p. 431. pastimes and games, Yogyakarta album, 6684 d, § 42.120. P a s u v, G r i g i s, Bali history, 9480 (Krt 827), 8581 (Krt 1028), § 20.560; see Raja Purana. Pasundan, see Sunda. Pasupata, denomination of priests, 9127 (Krt 78 a), 9671 (Krt 1195 a), § 47.010. Pasupati, mantra, 5115, 5143, 5146, 5156

(1), 5158 (Sora Sat}hita), 5160, 5187, 5194, 5201, 5236, 5249, 5264, 5282, 5330, 5416 5417, 5424, 5431, 9302 (Krt 444), 955? (Krt 991), 9765 (Krt 1404), 9769 (& rz 1409), 9877 (Krt 1613), RtMLV § 12.010; cosmogony, creation, 3930 (h 5071, 5116, 9114 (Krt 58), 9260 (Krt 32/). § 11-290. Q Pasuruhan, I, Gëmborj, history, § ' moreover 1914 (3), 2244 (7-c), CB 145 ( ) E (2), 10.544 (Arok). Pasuruhan, II, legends, § 48.510, mot® over 2244 B (1-6), 8562 (6, 7, 11 and 131’ theatre of a war against the Balinese, 1° (Panji tale), § 30.882; 6434 (folktale JaK a Gantëij), § 31.421. P a s u r u h an, III, see Aréka Suruh Waj) 1 ' P a s w a r a, Titi Swara, Sima Désa, Aw'S’ awig, Balinese, § 47.700, 11.'466-11-5 (Krt 1785-1884, with gaps), moreover 95 (Krt 568), UtrlndSt Hs. 1. D. 15. _ P a t a h, son of Atjka Wijaya of Majapah* and a Chinese woman, born in Palémbaip step-son of Arya Damar, comes to J a ^ a ’ disciple of Rahmat (Sunan IJampèl), settle in Dëmak (Glagah Wayi), is given m e title adipati Bintara by the King. Marr' eS a daughter of Sunan Giri, builds the mos que of Dëmak, drives Arjka Wijaya fr° nl Seo3,guruh to exile in Bali. Is called pane" 1 bahan Bintara Jimbun. His eldest patjéran Sabrai} succeeds him, with tn^ name panëmbahan Jimbun Panata Agam a ’ Kanda, 6379 (9), § 22.910; moreover 773*. NBS 336; see Dëmak and § 60.280. Patak, Skull tale, § 16.450. Pataka, see Catur-.

Patakol, jaka-, prabu-, wayarj pm’ vV play, 1979, 6785, NBS 17, § 31.082. P a t a 1 a, see Sapta-; cf. Pratala. Patanèn, krobo^an, shrine in the houS e > 7745, § 49.010. P a t a 13 g a, bagawan-, father of Supën 3 ■ ■ Wiraga Salaga kakawin, 9710 (Krt 1272). § 30.209. P a t a n j ala, Pratanjala, = siwa: CanOb Kuniq, Uma cosmogony, 10.813 (E r