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Rudra Gayatri Dhyana, mantra, 5156, 5160, § 12.010. Rudra Jap a, mantra, 5249, 5272, § 11.810. Rudra Kawaca, mantra, 3189, 5143, 5159, 5234, 5308, 5332, 5354 (3), 5359 (3), 5395, 5411, 5428, 5429(6), 5433 (5), 9120 (Krt 71), 9123 (Krt 74), 9504 (Krt 883), 9559 (Krt 991), 9865 (Krt 1600), RtMLV 19.615, §§ 11.810/20. Rudra Stawa, lambaq at the end of Ramayana kakawin, 4436, § 30.001. Rudra Wighnotsawa, yaksa, sub dued by Jina Wikrama Supraséna of Ka- pila, 3631, § 30.161. Rudragni, see Kala. R u d r a k a, Nila-, vanquished by Ganésa: Smara Dahana, § 30.050 ff. R u h a n i princess, Ruhiyat, sought by the Jasmani prince, Wujut Tuqgal, allegoric poem, 4911, § 16.630; see Roh. R u j a k W i 1 u 1 u k, medicine, 4712; rujak, aqrujaki, ritual, 11.813 (3), § 11.450. Rukma i 1 a 13, wayaq play, 6784, NBS 18, see Rukmara. R u k m a 1 a and Gajindra steal Kalimasada: Tuqgul Wuluq, 2327, § 31.242. Rukmaraical, wayaq purwa play, 4284, NBS 18, § 31.082; cf. Rukma, Rukmawati, Queen of Wirata: Pustaka Raja, 8558, § 31.342. R u k m i n i, princess of Kundina, carried off by Krsna: Krsnayana and Hari Waqsa kakawins, §§ 3Ó.Ö30, 30.070; Rukmini taught erotics by Saci; Aqguli Prawésa, Anatjga Upadésa, §§ 40.780, 40.800. Rukun A r j a, moralistic tale, Solomon’s counsel, by Samuel Marta Atmaja, 1918, Prat. II, p. 455. Rukun H a j i, guide for the Mecca pil grimage, § 15.860. Rukun I m a n, - Islam, theology, surat Masalah, NBS 86 (18). rules for priests, food etc.: Wrati Sasana, § 47.010; moreover Aqgastya Parwa, § 20.210. Rum, I, mythology, Sultan sent people (Sèh Subakir) to settle Java, see Aji Saka, con

nected with Islam, Kanda, § 23.160 ff-> moreover 6387(2), 6606(4), 7477, 7951, 8622 a, CB 142(2); see also Jaya Baya prophecies, § 25.210 ff.; origin of juragan Gulisman, Madurese history, § 22.340, country of Sultan bjabdul Karnen, intro duced Islam into ISjastina, Kanda, 6379 (5), § 22.910; country of Dukyanus, who claimed to be God, Anbiya, 4046, § 21.710, Rum Barudaqin, play, Ménak Amir Hanr- za cycle, 6787. Rum, II, in romances, Mursada, § 30.581, Radèn Kusuma, § 30.640 ff. Rum, III, Islamic mysticism, learning, 5601 (Kaluwihan); Sultan’s conversation with little boy, 8613, 11.629; 11.632 (pandita 1J usmanaj it instructing bagawan Sètmata, = sai3 hyaij Wisnu); 1977 (Persian-Syriac names of months). Rum, IV, Istanbul, history, § 29.420 (Mecca); 8609 (b, Nitik Sultan Aguqan)- Rum Sari, daughter of Lubama, married with Sela Rasa, 1824, § 30.751; cf. Arum, Ratna Rum. R u m a s i h, ni-, and ki Artati, with Narada, mytholo'gical text, 6458 a (IV). Rumëksa 113, Wë ry i, kidutj-, incantation, § 15.620, moreover 3191 (2), 3698 (6), 3874(6), 3986(6), 4940, 4946, 5195 (2), 5309, 6458 a (IV), 6600(2), 7375 (kidui) Nabi), 7410, 7496, 7703, 7746, 8618, 8622 (b)-B, 8996, 9001 (2), 10.820, 10.849 (14), 11.627, 11.642(7), CB 141; see also Be- liyas, § 12.030, and Bundel, Nabi. Rumémb é, residence of Mayat} Kusuma, fourth queen of Aryliry Darma, 1794, § 30.701. Rump u h, Kala-, Wedus Bag., Sakula- Sadéwa, Èndèr, Guru’s children, wukus: Bagawan Garga, 9897 (Krt 1651), § 41.780- rundah, fall, of Royal residences: Babad Gurni, 11.174 (Krt 719), § 20.590. R u ty s i 13, Bapa-, Babu Ruqsi^, incantation, 5166, 5223. R u n t i k, mystic suluk, 2319 (2), 8562 (2)' Runtit3, see Raga Runtiq. rupture, see Tëdun.