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The poem is dated, in the beginning: 1821 A.D., i.e. 1891 A.D. It is called in Yogya- karta: süluk Panepen, after the Panëpèn mosque in the kraton. The author, a prince who afterwards as paqéran Purubaya became Crown-Prince (the late Amëqku Buwana VIII) had his residence near this mosque. A short didactic prose treatise on Islam, mentioning paqéran Suryadi as the owner of the original manuscript, is prefixed. 1 and 2 were copied in 1925 for the use of Dr Kraemer. See Soeg. 10.866 C. KITLV Or 391 — R-14.940 35 x 22 cm 166 p. 27,5 x 14,5 cm Javanese 26 lines Compilation of suluks and lessons in verse: 1. Acih (pocut}); 2. (p. 11): Wëjaqan (mëgatroh) ; 3. (p. 21): Su’al (durma, paqkur, sinom); 4. (p. 32): Samsu Tabarit (gambuh); 5. (p. 41) : Martabat Saqa (pucuq) ; 6. (p. 48): Tasawup, Nukat ga’ib (gambuh, dandaq gula, pucui3, kinanti); 7. (p. 63): Bayan Mani (smaradana); 8. (p. 65): Johar Munkin (dandaq gula) ; 9. (p. 69): Mani Arki, Bayan Maot (gam buh) ; 10. (p. 75): Sirul Ustad (Ustap) (pucuq, mëgatruh); 11. (p. 85): Walèh lëlëpihan (pucuq); 12. (p. 95) : Luwaq, (pucui}, paqkur, durma) ; 13. (p. 113): Sëmbah Puji (smaradana) ; 14. (p. 117): Gontor (sinom, dandaq gula, kinanti, durma, smaradana, paqkur, gam buh); 15. (p.137): suluk ljabdulah ibtiu Umar, Makripat Islam (dandaq gula); 16. (p. 144): IJanasir (dandaq gula) ;

17. (p.147): Sèh Idayatolah (smaradana); 18. (p. 154) : Malaq Sumiraq (dandaq gula), 19. (p. 160): Siqir Battuwi, siqir sèh Sa- bëli, siqir sèh Muyidin ibnu sèh TJaribi (kinanti) ; 20. (p. 164) : lëbé Lontaq (lontaq). Copy of a ms of the Museum Radya P ü ' staka, Surakarta, made in 1926 (cf. KITDV" Or 390, and codd. 6425, 6519, 6608). Coll- Kraemer, 1966. See Soeg. 10.866 C. KITLV Or 392 — H-26.840 34.5 x 22 cm 823 p. 29 x 15 cm Javanese 24 lines Babad Palihan Nagari, beginning with the reign of Paku Buwana II, who moved the Royal residence from Kartasn ra to Surakarta; description of the. troubles before the foundation of the Sultanate Yogyakarta and the semi-independent pri fl ' cipality Maqkunagaran, 86 cantos, Yogy a " karta script and idiom. The manuscript is left unfinished. In the first decades of the twentieth century ^ belonged to a village headman (lurah désa) of Palihan. See Soeg. 10.866 C. KITLV Or 393 — B-30.561 21.5 x 17 cm 130 double p. 14 x 12 cm Javanese 8 lines Johar Manik, Islamic romance ' n macapat verse, 18 cantos, corresponding with the initial 18 cantos of the edition (Semarai}> 1886). Yogyakarta script, written in Kut a Gëdé, dated 1904 A.D. Coll. Kraemer, 1966- KITLV Or 394 — S-41.640 29.5 x 23 cm 131 and 135 p. leather binding 18 x 13,5 cm 19 lines Javanese and Dutch