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D a b a d Grësik, prose, beginning with '('aulana Mahribi of Gëdah, in Majapahit fifties, up to 1809/1879. Romanized copy of a itts of 66 p. belonging to the Radya Pus- tiika Library, Surakarta (no 58), copied for ti*r Pigeaud, 1936. Presented to the Institute b 7 Dr de Graaf, 1952. Cf. KITLV Or 228. K-ITLV Or 259 — H-26.630 — leather [bound vol. ^3>5x 21 cm 431 double p. x 14,5 cm Javanese 21 lines &abad Kartasura, in macapat verse, episodes of the Truna Jaya and the Surapati tiouble, till Surapati’s death, 75 cantos, writ- tetl in Batary 1877. A list of initial lines of Ca ntos and a short Dutch epitome made by S°egiarto are added. Bought for the Insti- tut e, 1946. KITLV Or 260 — S-48.270 — portfolio ^3,5 x 21,5 cm 4 double leaves ^ x 20 cm romanized 33 lines Charters, piyagëms, of Javanese Pa- e ttibaq rulers given to local chiefs in the ln lerior of the country, probably late 18th ae ntury. Romanized copies with Malay trans- a tions made for Mr Batenburg. KiTLV Or 261 — S-48.730 — 2 exercise x 16,5 cm 19 and 10 p. [books ^ x 14 cm Javanese 23 lines ^ogyakarta kraton, list of the Co urts, gates, buildings and other features tile Sultan’s compound, with names and ^tes on history and former use. Two- copies, more extensive than the other. Cursive °gyakarta script.

KITLV Or 262 — H-29.220 — linen 34,5 x 21 cm 77 p. [bound vol. 28 x 16 cm Javanese, Dutch 36 lines Notes, on history and administration of Surakarta, compiled by rjabehi Arja Pra- data of Klatèn for the use of Dr Rouffaer, 1889; contents: 1. list of Javanese Kings, beginning with Mahiadéwa Buda, A.J. 104, up to Séna- pati Mataram (p. 1-4); 2. birthdays of the Susuhunans Paku Bu- wana II-VIII, with Dutch notes by Rouffaer (p. 7-9); 3. regulation referring to the ceremonial reception of the Dutch Government Commissioner visiting Surakarta after the death of the Susuhunan, 1743/1816 (p. 11-19); 4. Government proclamation on the death of Paku Buwana VII, 1786/1858 (p. 20); 5. on the official position in Surakarta of Maijku Nagara I and II (p. 21-24); 6. Ai)ger Gladag of Paku Buwana IV, 1732/1806, 17 articles, with a Dutch note by Rouffaer (p. 25-37); 7. orders of Sunan and Sultan referring to the maintenance of roads, 1710/1784 (p. 38-42); 8. note on the first coach-and-four pre sented to Paku Buwana II by the Dutch Company, in 1668/1743 (p. 45); 9. notes on the building, at the Susuhunan’s expense, of the Company’s forts at Sura karta and Klatèn and the Resident’s lodge at Surakarta, begun in the reign of Paku Buwana III, 1699/1773 (p. 47-52); 10. agreement of Resident and Susuhunan on expenditure and revenues (p. 53-58); 11. directions, 10 paragraphs, given by