GENERAL INDEX, 70.023

424

W a 1 è h, mystic suluk compilation, suluk Acih, § 14.940. walër, wawalër, tabooi, see Prasapa. W a 1 i, I, Saint, Apostle of Jav. Islam, §§ 14.210120 (old texts); § 14.600fj. (opin ions, Jav. mysticism, doctrines, see also Musawaratan, and Wëja^an); § 24.500 ff. sacred legends and genealogies, see also the individual names, Giri, Gunuq, Jati etc., and Darma Gandul); § 48.600 ff. (sacred graves and mosques); moreover 2144 (11), 3050 (Kudus treatise), 3121 (5), 5726 (2), 6378 (Kanda, sèh Ibrahim Wali Lanaty), 6379 (9, Kanda, Kali Jaga), 6425 (2-5, 21), 6562 (voï. I, Kanda), 6706 (Babad), 7379 (West Java), 7431, 7458, 7462, 7466, 7477 (5), 7563 (1), 7568, 7576, 7581, 7777, 8563 (4-6), 8580 (Cëntini notes), 8598 (Kanda notes, Rinkes), 8591 (2), 8612 (Sajarah Dalem), 8614 (Tuban), 9170 (Krt 154, Wariqin Sui3sai}, si Wali), 10.811 (Ferrara), 10.820 (stories), 11.032 (Sëndaq. Duwur), NBS 70 (3, Mujijatan), CB 140 (Babad), DFT S 240/280-13 (Babad), AdKIT 533/1 and AdKIT 1023/1; see also § 60.280 (Out line of History). Wali, II, legends, comparable with Tantu Paijgelaran tales, § 20.400 (3); legendary culture heroes, Pasisir period, § 15.600; § 31.080 (wayai),); § 41.600 (criss, ar mourers) ; § 42.100 (art); § 43.000 (wayatj). Wali, Ajar-, Kajar-: Ménak Amir Hamza romance, § 30.485. Wali Darma, moralistic fable, by Wira Warysa, 1911, Prat. II, p. 416. Wali Juki, river Gajah Oya: Gunui} Kidul tale, 10.947, § 31.425. Wali L a n a ij, sèh Ibrahim, 6378, § 22.930. Wali Sana, history, § 24.510, see also Wali I. Walik Sumpah, magic, 5606, § 41.950; see balik sumpah. Walik Su 13 s a 13: Jugul Burjei} incan tation, 5333 (4), § 12.010; cf. Sutjsai}.

Walit} i metre: Kaki Tuwa-Raré Atjon, 11.135 (Krt 285), § 13.840. W alkanaya vanquished by Pusparum, daughter of Suparka Déwa, 9233 (Krt 268), § 13.270. von de W a 11, H.-, coll, manuscripts KBG, §§ 50.002-7 and 50.057. W a 11 a b h a, see Walabha. W a 1 m 1 k i, see Balmiki. W a 1 u h, Kluntutj-, son of Pétruk and Plëtok: wayarj, play panakawans, 10.899, § 31.104. Waluya Jati Wisésa: paralytic boy who' is God, instructs Byasa: Pustaka Raja, 11.087 (2); cf. Wëluya, Mawluya. W a 1 y a n, medicine-man : tënurj, Catur Jantaka, 5266, § 41.850, see Balyan. Wan T O' 13,, Chinese romantical history, 8812, § 31.323. Wana, Tolé, Dèlëm, Sarjut, Twalèn, panakawans : Pamatuh incantations, 9967 (Krt 1771), § 12.490. Wana B a d r a, legend, Pëkaloijan; sèh Balumatis, 8652-j (1). Wana Giri, Wanagiri, legend, SëndaQ Putri, § 48.570; Srandil theatre, 10.970 (2). Wana Marta, babad-, wayait} madya play, 6683, § 31.121. Wana Mërta, residence of bayi Panurta: Cëntini, § 30.800; cf. 8580 (3). Wana Parwa, Mahabharata book III, mentioned in § 20.100; see 5024 (Partha Yajna), § 30.135 f., and 9743 (Wiwuda Parwa), § 20.190. Wana Saba, Wanasaba princess Sri Gati, married with Arjuna: Wa^bat} Astuti, 3708, § 30.341. Wana Sari (Wana Mërta), Magada, Madënda, realms: Labatj Kara, 10.342 (Krt 10.092), § 30.442; cf. Wëdi. Wana Sëgara legend, Bayalali, 8652-d (17), § 48.740. W a n a r a, see Siyuij-, Mandra-, monkey. Wanara Putih, dancing in ocean: Mula Jati nii3 Kawitan, 10.021 (Krt 1917), § 11.370. W a 113 b a ty, Brahmana Purana, Jav.-Bah