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10: Tut}gul Wulut} procession. (b) 87 p.: Album 12: Garëbëg Mulud Dal, special Court celebration of the anni versary of Muhammad’s birthday in Rabl c ul-awal, once in eight years: the year marked Dal; 13: funeral rites at the demise of a Sultan ; 14: Folk-tales Andé-andé Lumut and Jaka Bodo. (c) 291 p.: Album 20: Wedding of a prin cess (triman); 21: Royal progress to Ambar Winat)un to bathe (siraman), ceremonies and cus toms during the Fast (Siyam), repasts offered to the Sultan (unjuk-unjukan) and night collations in the open (malë- man); 22: Court ceremonies: homage at the end of the Fast (tjabëktèn), installation of newly created princes etc. (jumënërjan), teeth-filing (këtik), circumcision of boys and girls, Royal anniversaries (tit}alan); 23 : Court ceremonies and customs : popular belief in connection with the garëbëg (tëtulak: charms), medicines, house moving (beclol soijsor}), wayat} perform ances at Court, funeral rites (sédan); the Indian cook at Court (ëncik). (d) 90 p.: Album 24: pastimes and games at Court; cock-fighting and other animal fights, i.a. crickets, cracking nuts to gether, archery, spearing tigers (ram- pogan), tournaments on horseback. Cf. cod. 6759, 6792. Coll. Pigeaud, 1935.

belonging to the Kanoman Court at Cërbofl Copy made for Dr Pigeaud from a ms b e longing to the Panti Budaya collection a Yogyakarta, 1934. Coll. Pigeaud, 1935.

LOr 6685 — S-47.610 23 x 36 cm 95 p. 15 x 27 cm romanized 36 lines Papakëm Cërbon, lawbook in prose, allegedly from Mëdat} Kamulan, originally