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GENERAL INDEX, 70.019

Samsu 'd-D i n ibn Kasim al-óazzï, Takrib, mentioned in, 2127, NBS 55, § 48.040. Samsudin, of Cërbon, Sultan Sëpuh, A.D. 1681, lawbook: 1907, § 47.610. Samsu J é n, sèh-, al-bjali, of Kusuran, gave Jaya Baya predictions from, his, book Musarar, Kanda, 6379 (6), § 22.910; 6395, 6606 (7). Samsu Tabarit, Tabriz (Tamris, Tu- barik, Sèh Bërèt), mystic suluk, § 14.990, moreover 3945 (11), 6425 (7), 6608 (1), 7435 (1, prose), 7461, 6777 (5), 8577 (30), 8608 (2), 11.082 (edition Drewes), KITLV Or 390 (1), KITLV Or 391 (4). Samuccaya, see Sara-. Samud ibnu Salam, the Jew, questioning the Prophet, § 16.550; moreover 2003 (7), 6410, 6411 10.342 (Krt 10.092), RtMLV 27.778. Samuel Marta Atmaja, Rukun Arja, moralistic, 1918, Prat. II, p. 455. Samuha Wacana: Kërta Basa, dic tionary homonyms: 3907, 5108 (4), 5109 (5), § 45.270, cf. Siwa Samuha. Samuscaya, see Sara-. Samutpada, sambut pada, divination, see Pratithi. S a irj H y a 13, A y u, see Ayu, etc.; Sat3 Kul Putih, see Kul Puitih, etc.; Sarj Satyawan, see Satjsatyawan,; cf. Sa^yait}. Sana, see, Kërta Sana, Randu Sana, Wida Sana. Sana Sunu, see Sasana Sunu. S a 113 a j a, = Untuiq, Surapati, 3704, § 26.620; see Rëtna, Sëtyaja. S a n a k, see Tiga-. S a 13 a r, inauspicious site for building, 11.090(3). S a 13 a r a, I, Saqhara, see Roga-, Purwa-, Sandi-. Sarjara, II, Jaka-, son of a white croeo<- dile and a niece of vizir Udara, vanquishes Ménak Kadali Putih of Blambaqan with the assistance of the crocodiles, marries with At>ka Wijaya’s daughter Ayu Adi and is made ruler of Pë^giny with the name Andayaniqirat: Kanda, 6379 (9), § 22.910; father of Këbo Kanaka, 8993 no> 1,

§ 24.860; 8991 no 3, § 24.870; 10.887/8 (jala Sahara, bajul Sahara, wayarj plays Bima), § 31.103; 10.966 (Gunu^ Kidul story), § 31.425; CB 145 (1)-F (Ambar Saqara, King of Nusa Kancana, Ménak tale); see also Jala Sahara. Sa^askara, Samskara, Putru-, disciple of Pu Lutuk, the soul wandering in the world beyond the grave, 5151, 5348, 5377, 9084, 9149, 9946, 10.001, 11.328 (Krt 18, 107, 1733, 1865, 1909); §§ 11.510/30; see also Askar a, consecration, bjaskara, Pl u " tuk, and Tutur Mèrjët. Saijas kërta, Samskrta, Canda, Marmala, on prosody, 9708 (Krt 1267), § 46.260; see also Kërta Basa. s a 13 a t, sa c a, auspicious and inauspicious hours, divination, 7707, 11.090, §§ 41.940/ 50; cf. Sahat. S a n a t Kumara, son of Brahma: P ra " sasti Pandé Bratan, 11.457 (Krt 2404), § 21.380'. ' Sancaka, Satyaka, son of Krësna, -rabi, wayarj purwa play, 2135, 2148, 4284, 6784, NBS 18, NBS 19, NBS 162, § 31.082. Sancaya, see Puspa-, Rasmi-, Wërta. Sandakara, Palar, bjluggé, boroughs of Surakarta panatahs, wayat3, puppet makers, 10.927 (3), § 43.060. S a n d a 13, Sat3 Dai3, -Lawéyan, see La- wéyan. Sandarj, Garba, son of Marta Wijaya (Gëntayu) of Prambanan, from a JU13 Mara mother, marries with a Lumajai3 (?) prin cess, becomes King of traders, is allied with many Archipelago' peoples outside Java and with the Spaniard Étor Danis who sells him muskets, is vanquished by DarjdaQ Gëndis with assistance of the Chinese, is killed in his residence JU13 Mara and buried in Tayu: Kanda, 6379 (8), § 22.910; ruler of Japara and Juwana, second of Suwéla Cala’s 5 sons, 66S0, § 23.960; see also Garba. S a n d a t} a n, ëmpu : Babad Pandé Bai}, 9693 (Krt 1230), § 21.380. Sandi, Catur-, grammar, 9465 (Krt 792),