202

2194, LOr 10.169; 20. Cupak, Krt. no 2213, LOr 10.180; 21. Usada Bag, Krt. no 2221, LOr 10.186; 22. Usada Raré, Krt. no 2222, LOr 10.187; 23. Usada Raré, Krt. no 2239, LOr 10.197; 24. Katak, gaguritan, Krt. no 2285, LOr 10.223 (Balinese); 25. Ka- muk I Gusti Këtut Putu hij Pagëmpël, Krt. no 2293 a, LOr 10.227/8 (Balinese); 26. Pai- dër-idër, gaguritan, Krt. no 2300, LOr 10.234 (Balinese); 27. Pakélig, gaguritan, Krt. no 2303, LOr 10.239 (Balinese); 28. Sundari Bugkah, gaguritan, Krt. no 2314, LOr 10.246; 29. Kërta Basa, Krt. no 2320, LOr 10.247; 30. Kumara Tatwa, Krt. no 2322, LOr 10.249; 31. Ugër-ugër Gama Siwa, in macapat verse, Krt. no 2323, LOr 10.250 (Balinese); 32. Yama Purwa Tatwa, Krt. no 2325, LOr 10.251; 33. Yama Tatwa, Krt. no 2326, LOr 10.252; 34. Siwa Tatwa Agama, Krt. no 2330, LOr 10.254; 35. Ana Caraka, tutur, Krt. no 2331, LOr 10.255; 36. Papupulan Surat-surat rig panagara Lombok, Krt. no 2333, LOr 10.257 (Bali nese); 37. Kamoksan, tutur, Krt. no 2335, LOr 10.258; 38. Wariga Palalubagan, Krt. no 2366, LOr 10.277; 39. Ana Caraka, tutur, Krt. no 2367, Lor 10.278; 40. Jaya Prana, Krt. no 2377a, LOr 10.287 (Balinese); 41. Boma Karagrag, Krt. no 2378, LOr 10.288; 42. Siwa Murti, tutur, Krt. no 2379, LOr 10.289; 43. Guru Upadésa, Krt. no2380, LOr 10.290; 44. Kasmaran, poem, Krt. no 2381, LOr 10.291 (Balinese); 45. Catur Janma, Krt. no 2382, LOr 10.292 (Bali nese); 46. Brata, Krt. no 2386, LOr 10.293; 47. Tutur Sayukti, Krt. no 2387, LOr 10.294. Presented to the Library by Dr Swellengrebel in 1974.

14.216 27.410 28 x 21 cm outside 41 pp. romanized 23 x 15 cm writing typewritten copy, paper bound Babad Bëtawi, pëtikan dari Babad Dipa Nagara, Malay paper by Sudi-byo Z.H., part of one canto (pucug) of ms KBG no 283 (p. 237-247), Dipa Nagara’s au tobiography, which contains a description of the siege of Batavia (Jakarta) by the troops of Sultan Agurj of Mataram in 1629, with a Malay translation and notes, pub lished in 1969 to commemorate the 442th anniversary of the foundation of Jakarta, which allegedly took place in 1527, the year of the capture of the old Sundanese town Sunda Kalapa by the Javanese Muslims who gave it the name Jaya Kërta. Presented to the Library by the Museum Pusat Kebudayaan Indonesia of Jakarta. 14.217 26.410 27,5 x 20,5 cm 49 pp. outside romanized 22 x 14 cm writing typewritten copy, paper bound Babad Truna Jaya, beginning (5 cantos, kasmaran, pagkur, mijil, dandag gula, asmaradana) of ms KBG, coll. Cohen Stuart no 15, dated 1793 AJ, which con tains a short description of the Truna Jaya troubles in 1679 AD, with a Malay intro duction, published in 1969 to commemorate the 191st anniversary of the foundation of