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LOr 6378 — H-22.930 20.5 x 23,5 cm 602 p. 15.5 x 28,5 cm Javanese 23 lines Kanda, History of Javanese king doms, confused tales, beginning with a mythic genealogy of Kings (the Pandawas included) descended from Brama, up to king Banjaran Sari of Galuh and the Pajajaran King. Wisnu ap pears as the ancestor of spirits (lëlëmbut). On p. 36 the history of the foundation of Batavia (Bata-Wiyah, from bata: brick) and Baron Sakèndèr begins. On p. 110 ff. follows the history of the foundation of Majapahit by a Pajajaran prince, Jaka Suruh, up to the rise of Islam. On p. 151 begins the history of Jakarta, Batavia and Mur Jat}kui} (Jan [Pietersz] Coen). On p. 161: again Majapahit tales: Bra Wijaya, Pajajaran, Bandut} (= Sukma IJëm- bara = Pulurjgana = arya Panular) and Jaka Bodo. On p. 207 begins the tale of the Pajai} and Pët}gii} Kings (prabu Jaka Utama) and Pancadriya (= Day an it} rat), who marries a daughter of the Majapahit king Bra Ku mar a. Bra Kumara is made king of Këtarjga, the country of spirits. At}kawijaya, the last Majapahit king, marries the Cëmpa princess ratu Darawati. On p. 242 begin the tales of the first Muslim preachers: seh Ibrahim Wali Lanan, etc. On p. 261 the history of Jaka Tarub and the kingdoms of Dëmak and Pajat}, up to the beginning of the Mataram kingdom. The manuscript is undated, the first page is missing. Written by several scribes in turns. Origin : Central Java, probably copied