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ished), copied from a Surakarta ms dated 17 61/1833 and 1762/1834, mentioning the dalais Rëdi Lëksana, and Rëdi Ta- 3 (55 p.); Wayaij purwa plays, texts of janturans (recitals) and suluks (songs), with some explanations (11 and 8 p.). C°h. H. te Mechelen, Surakarta. Vide cat. de Graaf, p. 139. Kl J LV H 593 — R-16.210 — in [portfolio miscellanea 1>5 x 17,5 cm 12 p. ■a x 16,5 cm romanized 33 lines Kabar Kiyamat, prose prophecy of e imminent day of Judgment, allegedly ^' Ven to haji Abdul Samad by the Sarip of Mec ca, dated A.H. 1268, i.e. 1851 A.D., W 'th a Dutch translation probably made by ^ r 4er of the Semararj court of justice. Coll. a lmer van den Broek, of Surakarta. Vide Cat - de Graaf, p. 109 (Brata Sunu). KlTLV H 699 — S-47.910 — loose [quires in portfolio miscellanea ^ 21,5 cm 7 x 16 cm 23 lines Javanese, romanized hoiiffaer, G. P., notes, before 1890, mostly c *vil administration of the Principalities | 0r stenlanden) of Central Java: Yogyakarta Bale Maiju, law-books and 2 ° r dinances, list, 13 items (3 p.); Surakarta and Yogyakarta administra tion, 49.040, lists of officials, civil and religious (naibs of Kalasan) (20, 10, and 3 8P ' ): A b d i Dalem, Royal servants of all ranks, of the Yogyakarta and Surakarta Courts, 1868, 1864 (9 and 14 p.); Yogyakarta notes, 1889, on early Por

tuguese contacts with Javanese Princes, beginning A.J. 1443, i.e. 1551 A.D., in Dëmak, unreliable information (7 p.), and Praniti Raja Kapa-kapa (dandaiy gula), (4p.); 5. state sunshades belonging to gentlemen of all ranks, and flags (rontèk, umbul- umbul), Surakarta Court, 1888 (20 p.); 6. piyagëms, charters and deeds, 48.200, referring to rent of lands etc., Yogya karta, beginning 1818 A.D., copies made for Dr Rouffaer (10 and 22 p.) and some blanks of piyagëms, and notes on marginal areas between Surakarta and Yogyakarta; 7. notes on the years of the Javanese kra tons, Royal residences, beginning with the Dëmak mosque, A.J. 1399, i.e. 1477 A.D., 25.400 (2 p.). Vide cat. de Graaf, p. 23. KITLV H 778 — S-48.630 — loose [quires in portfolio miscellanea 34 x 21 cm 30 x 17 cm romanized 32 lines 1. Kuta Gëdé, Yogyakarta, years of Central Javanese history, beginning with Jaka Tiijkir, A.J. 1480, i.e. 1558 A.D. (5 p.), and list of the graves in the Royal cemetary of Kuta Gëdé, with plan (16 p.). 2. D 1 ë p i h, W a n a g i r i, Surakarta, sacred pond, source of the Bëtyawan river, worshipped by the Javanese Kings with offerings. Tale of nahi Puju and Ratu Lara Kidul. Small stones, polished by the whirling water, found in the pond, are kept as charms. A hand-drawn map and a small photograph are added (14 p.). Coll, de Roo de la Faille, 1930. Vide cat. de Graaf, p. 97.