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in South Bali, were acknowledged as suzer ains by the majority of local rulers. After that year the most powerful Kings resided in Klui}kui3, also in South Bali. In the course of time local rulers began to aspire after independence, and internal wars ensued. In the Gèlgèl period Old Javanese tradition in religion and literature probably was still strong. Balinese concepts became evident in the Klui}kui3 period, though the scholarly and literary idiom remained Javanese. It seems as yet impossible to state the dates of Javanese-Balinese tuturs more precisely. Under the present head Javanese-Balinese speculative tuturs belonging to the sphere of Klui}kui3 pëdandas have been collected, d hough on the whole the concepts are not essentially different from the contents of tuturs registered under the preceding head, references to Balinese traditions and inser tions of Balinese paragraphs are evidences of the authors’ or compilators’ Balinese cul tural background. Several tuturs listed under the present head also contain references to Javanese-Balinese incantations which in the present Synopsis have been registered under 12.000, They show a relation with the myth ical tales which have been listed in Part Two, History, 20.500. Manuscripts containing rel evant texts have been registered in the General Index under the catchword specu lation. 11.210 Javanese-Balinese speculative tuturs, Balinese origin, cosmogony, Arta Héto, Éta- Étu etc.: cod. 3978 (Tëgës f13 Bhuwana), 5174 (= 10.422 = BCB prtf 4), 5182, 5269 (Darma Kamulan), 5185, 9090 (Krt 28), 9489 (Krt 841, Aji Mancoiqol), 9565 (Krt 1004), 9571 (Krt 1014, Loka Karsana), 9668 (Krt

1193), 9724 (Krt 1310, Kama Drësti), REM 3824-5. 11.220 Cosmogony, Smara Tantra etc.: cod. 3602, 4717 (= 10.611 = BCB prtf 69), 5203, 9253 (Krt 309, Prakampa), 9777 (Krt 1425, Prabu Wibuh), 9810 (Krt 1485, Aji Putih). 11.230 Cosmic order, gods and spirits, etc.: cod. 5127, 5170 (= 10.601 = BCB ptrf 69), 5211, 9208 (Krt 219, Parama Kéwalya Pada), 9254 (Krt 310, Panca Mahabhüta), 9634 (Krt 1122, Panca Mahabhüta), 9746 (Krt 1358, Payogan Batara Guru). 11.240 Death and deliverance, kalëpasan, etc. : cod. 5124, 5204 (Prayoganira sai} sadha- ka), 5362, 5394, 9327 (Krt 493, sarira Wéda), 9674 (Krt 1195 d, Tutur Para- marta), 9969 (Krt 1773, Sapani Tatwa). 11.250 Explanations of cryptic expressions : cod. 4715 (= 10.417 = BCB prtf 3), 5078, 9169 (Krt 153, mpu Siwa Kërta = CB 104), 9252 (Krt 307, Tatas Buwana), 9532 (Krt 933, Kalëpasan sai3 hyai} siwa), 9543 (Krt 952, Kalëpasan mpu Kërta), 9570 a, b (Krt 1012, 1013, Ratu nil} Sarira), 9601 (Krt 1054, mpu Kërta), 9702 (Krt 1246, Kaki Tuwa), 9829 (Krt 1525, Utara Sabda Arnërta), 10.018 (Krt. 1902, Sasai)ka Sarana). 11.260 Recently made tuturs, mixed with Balinese, Tutur Yukti etc., Tutur Rahayu etc., on pamaVfkus and on dukuhs: cod. 4560 (Tiqkah irj Pama^ku), 5152, 9111 (Krt 55), 9160 (Krt 134, Tutur Kumala), 9166 (Krt 148, Rare A^on), 9191 (Krt 188), 9316 (Krt 478, Sat}kan Paran), 9418 (Krt 701, mpu Déwa Raja Berrna), 9587 (Krt 1037), 9683 (Krt 1197), 9749 (Krt 1364, Dukuh Suci Ajnana),