Babad, extending from Nyai Agĕng Tarub to the Trunajaya rebellion. Text ends abruptly, after the death of Raden Prawiratruna. Copyist (sĕratanipun) Wongsayuda (cf. Add. 12282, 12286, 12322, 12323). Dated nir catur wiku jagat [AJ. 1740/A.D. 1813]. In Javanese language and script. In verse; 79 c...
Sĕrat Babad Mangkuratan. Apparently concerning Amangkurat II (1677-1703). Copyist (sĕratanipun) Sĕtrajaya; this copy made in A.J. 1740 [A.D. 1813]. In Javanese language and script. In verse; 42 cantos. See Ricklefs, 1969, p. 247.
A: ff. 3v-66r. Sĕrat Gonda Kusuma. Dated with a sĕngkala which must be read from left to right, jilma muni kerni naga [A.J. 1728/A.D. 1801]. Cf. Add. 12295. In verse; 40 cantos. B: ff. 67r-182r. Sela Rasa. In verse; 30 cantos. In Javanese language and script.
Sĕrat Gonda Kusuma. Dated jalma muni catur sirna, which must be read from left to right [A.J. 1740/A.D. 1813]. This is a transcript (or a copy of a transcript) of Add. 12294 (A), although a quick comparison revealed a number of inaccuracies and omissions. In Javanese language and script. In ve...
Menak story, about Amir Hamzah, the uncle of the Prophet Muhammad. At the beginning are mentioned Ki Arya Ngabdol Montalib, nagri Mĕkah, and nĕgari Mĕdayin. Incomplete at end. This copy dated A.J. 1740 [A.D. 1813]; copyist (sĕratanipun) Sĕtrawijaya (cf. Add. 12283). In Javanese language and sc...
Sĕrat Gada (Gonda) Kusuma. Copyist ‘Tiyangsĕpoh' (cf. Add. 12302, 12317, 12332). In Javanese language and script. In verse; 74 cantos. See Ricklefs, 1969, p. 248.
Babad Pajang. Begins with the fall of the Pajang dynasty and the rise of Senapati Ingalaga, and ends with Sultan Agung's reception of Pangeran Pĕkik of Surabaya [c. 1628]. Written upon the wish of panjĕnĕngandalĕm Kangjĕng Tuwan [Crawfurd?]. The dating is unclear: the text reads, ing etang tauni...
Menak story, about Amir Hamzah, uncle of the Prophet Muhammad. Incomplete at end. In Javanese language and script. In verse; 32 cantos. See Ricklefs, 1969, p. 248.
Legendary tales, including those of Res Gĕṭayu and Panji, according to Djajadiningrat, 1913, p. 4 n. 1. Copyist Ranawijaya (cf. Add. 12333). The text is incomplete. Dated Dal, pĕksi srĕngkara winayang mantriy which is confused but may be intended as A.J. 1743/A.D. 1815. In Javanese language an...
Babad Pacina. Written in the Katĕmĕnggungan in Madiun, in boja ro kuda ning rat [A.J. 1722/A.D. 1795]. In Javanese language and script. In verse; 36 cantos. See Ricklefs, 1969, p. 248.