The History of Java, v. 1-2 Papyras Classics

The History of Java, v. 1-2

by Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles

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Contents

  1. To His Royal Highness the Prince Regent
  2. Preface
  3. Orthography
  4. Advertisement by the Editor
  5. Introduction
  6. Chapter I
  7. Chapter II
  8. Chapter III
  9. Chapter IV
  10. Chapter V
  11. Chapter VI
  12. Chapter VII
  13. Chapter VIII
  14. Aksára Jáwa, or Letters of the Javan Alphabet
  15. Megátruh
  16. Púchung
  17. Balábak
  18. Kúswa Wirángrong Wirángrong
  19. Sumekár
  20. Palugón
  21. Pau-Gángsa
  22. Kúswaríni
  23. Máhisa Láng'it (the Buffalo of the Sky)
  24. Kénya Kedíri,
  25. Asmarandána,
  26. Artáti, Dándang Gúlá, (sugar crow), or Sadána Chíta,
  27. Sinom, Sri Náta, or Perdápa,
  28. Pángkur,
  29. Durma,
  30. Kinánti,
  31. Mijil,
  32. Chechang Kriman
  33. Introductory Remarks
  34. Chapter IX
  35. The Chandi Kóbon Dálam,
  36. Chándi Lóro Jóngrang; or Temples of Lóro Jóngran
  37. Chándi Séwu, or the Thousand Temples
  38. Remains at Dináng'an, or Rándu Gúnting
  39. Chándi Káli Sári, or Temple of Káli Sári
  40. Chándi Káli Béning
  41. Remains of an Ancient Hall of Audience, &c. At Káli Béning
  42. Bóro Bódo
  43. Kedíri, &c
  44. Ruins at Singa Sari, &c. In the District of Malang
  45. Temples at Súku
  46. Chapter X
  47. Chapter XI
  48. Line of the Mahomedan Sovereigns of Java, Who have ruled subsequently to the Destruction of the Hindu Government of Majapáhit down to the Javan Year 1742, corresponding with the Christian Year 1815
  49. Chronological Table of Events, Which have occurred in Java (from the Traditions and Records of the Javans.)
  50. Account of the Several Principal Divisions of Java and Madura
  51. Bantam
  52. Batavia
  53. Environs of Batavia
  54. Batavian or Priangen Regencies
  55. Cheribon
  56. Eastern Districts
  57. Java
  58. Madura
  59. Native Provinces
  60. Appendix, A.
  61. Appendix B. Japan Trade
  62. Appendix C. Translation of a Modern Version of the Súria Álem
  63. I. Of the Duty of the Jáksa
  64. II
  65. III
  66. IV. Of the Dása Wigúna
  67. V. Of the Gúntur G'ni
  68. VII
  69. VIII. Of the Precious Stone, and that in which it is set
  70. IX
  71. X
  72. XI. Of the boundaries or Limits of Lands named Túgu
  73. XII
  74. XIV
  75. XV
  76. XVI
  77. XVII
  78. XVIII. Of cases where a Law-Suit cannot be instituted
  79. XIX
  80. XX
  81. XXI
  82. XXII
  83. XXIII
  84. XXIV
  85. XXV
  86. XXVI
  87. XXVII
  88. XXVIII
  89. XXIX
  90. Abstract of some of the Laws which, according to the tradition of the Javans, were in force against the inhabitants, previous to the supposed arrival of Aji Saka
  91. Appendix, D. Proclamation
  92. Regulation, A.D. 1814, Passed by the Hon. The Lieutenant-Governor in Council, On the 11th of February, 1814 , for the More Effectual Administration of Justice in the Provincial Courts of Java
  93. Appendix E.​—No. I. A Comparative Vocabulary of the Malayu, Javan, Madurese, Bali, and Lampung Languages
  94. Extract From the Dasa Nama
  95. Appendix E.​—No. II. Comparative Vocabulary of the Sanscrit, Kawi, and Pali
  96. Appendix E.​—No. III. Vocabulary of Kawi Words, with the meaning attached to them by the Panambahan of Sumenap
  97. Appendix E.​—No. IV. Specimen of the Mystical Meaning, attached to the Letters of the Alphabet, &c. according to the Interpretation of the Panambahan of Sumenap
  98. Appendix F. Account of Celebes
  99. A Comparative Vocabulary of the Bugis, Makasar, Mandhar, Búton, Sásak, Bíma, Sembáwa, Tembóra, and Endé Languages
  100. A Comparative Vocabulary of the Gunung Talu, Menadu, Ternati, Sang'ir, Sirang or Ceram, and Saparúa Languages
  101. Appendix G. Numerals According to the Chandra Sangkala
  102. Chapter I
  103. Chapter II
  104. Chapter III
  105. Appendix I
  106. On the Face of the Stone
  107. On the Left Side
  108. On the Back of the Stone
  109. On the Right Side
  110. Translation of another Javan Inscription of the same description
  111. Appendix K. Account of Báli
  112. Appendix L. Proclamation, declaring the Principles of the Intended Change of System
  113. Appendix L. No. II. Revenue Instructions
  114. Appendix M. Memorandum respecting Weights, Measures, &c

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