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P°rtf. j/j^ s j teaves no 28-32: chronologie table, calendar, 42.020, with windu cycle (8 years) and pawukon, originally made for tumërjgui} Adina- gara of Grësik, fine East Pasisir script, large folio; the same table as in no 28, and more over tables referring to the maqsa calen dar, solar months, fine East Pasisir script, Grësik, large folio; • Pawukon divination lists, 41.940, cur sive Surakarta script, 16 p.; c^endar, 42.020, comparative, Arabic, Javanese, European, in Arabic script, with Malay explanation, A.H. 1242-’44, 32 he. A.D. 1826-’28, 26 p.; • chronologic tables referring to the windu cycle of years, indicating the beginnings; further Lambaij Negara, in verse, and divination; quadratic script, 17 p.; cur sive script, 12 p.; VII, sheaves no 33 and 34: lawbooks, 47.430, Salokatara by séna- Pati Jimbun, and Surya hjalam (p. 10), prose, current script, 35 p.; Javaansche Wetten”, Dutch transla tions, with notes, of Nawala Pradata, 47.880, 22 articles, incomplete copy, dated Surakarta 1830; VIII, sheaves no 35-40: • notes on the Yogyakarta Court, 49.040, titles, and list of the members of the Yogyakarta Royal Family, descendants °f Amëqku Buwana I, II and III; partly , Yogyakarta sloping script, 33 p.; ' Notes on Yogyakarta Court titles of niembers of the Royal Family and Royal servants, the colours of their sunshades (payurjs: mark of dignity), their number (1470 title-holders and functionaries)

and their order of sitting (precedence) during the reigns of Amëtjku Buwana I, II, III, and IV; Yogyakarta cursive script, 13 p.; 37. list of pleasure-gardens and country- seats made in the Yogyakarta sultanate by Amëijku Buwana I, II, III, and IV (pasaqgrahans); Yogyakarta cursive script, 3 p. ; 38. lists of apanage lands granted to mem bers of the Royal Family and to Royal servants in the Yogyakarta sultanate, about 1830, noted in juqs (4 bahus, land measure) and in karyas (workers, house holders, mostly 4 to a jury sometimes more, sometimes less), Yogyakarta cur sive script, 19 p.; 39. Dutch lists of members of the Yogya karta Royal Family and Royal servants, their revenues in cash money and in cacahs (karyas, workers), and their family relations by marriage (father-in- law) ; 19 and 19 and 4 and 3 p. ; 40. copies of letters and orders issued by the Dutch Commissioner for the Sultan during his minority, dated 1828; regu lations of the Dutch Government opium monopoly and contracts of the same period; cursive Yogyakarta script, 8 and 6 and 7 and 5 and lip. NBS 135 — H-25.410 — treebark paper, 24 x 30 cm 55 p. [damaged 18 x 24 cm Javanese 18 lines S a 1} k a 1 a, babad-: 1. ancient ana-caraka; 2. pawukon, 41.940; 3. list of years, 25.410, beginning with Adam, mount Këndëry mentioning kitab Umda-