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Provisional Reel List Manuscripts of the National Library of Indonesia Reel no. Title MS call no. 1.01 Lokapala CS 1 1.02 Sajarah Pari Sawuli CS 2 1.03 Babad Tanah Jawi CS 3 2.01 Pratelan Warni-warni Bab Sajarah Tanah Jawa CS 4 2.02 Damarwulan CS 5 2.03 Menak Cina CS 6 3.01 Kakawin Bharatayuddha (Bratayuda Kawi) CS 7 3.02 Kakawin Bharatayuddha (Bratayuda Kawi) CS 9 3.03 Ambiya CS 10 4.01 Kakawin Bharatayuddha CS 11a 4.02 Menak Lare CS 13 4.03 Babad Tanah Jawi CS 14a 5.01 Babad Tanah Jawi CS 14b 5.02 Babad Tanah Jawi CS 14c 6.01 Babad Tanah Jawi CS 14d 6.02 Babad Tanah Jawi CS 14e 7.01 Kraton Surakarta, Deskripsi CS 17 7.02 Tedhak Dalem PB IX Dhateng Tegalganda CS 18 7.03 Serat Warni-warni CS 19 7.04 Babad Dipanagara lan Babad Nagari Purwareja KBG 5 8.01 Platuk Bawang, Serat CS 20 8.02 Wulang Reh CS 21 8.03 Cabolek, Serat CS 22 8.04 Kancil CS25 8.05 Carakabasa CS 27 8.06 Manuhara, Serat CS 29 8.07 Pawulang Ing Budi, Serat CS 30 8.08 Babad Dipanegara CS 31a 8.09 Dalil, Serat CS 28 9.01 Kraton Surakarta, Deskripsi CS 32 9.02 Primbon Matan Sitin CS 33 9.03 Harun ar-Rasyid, Cerita CS 34 9.04 Suluk Sukarsa CS 35 9.05 Murtasiyah CS 36 9.06 Salokantara CS 37 9.07 Panitipraja lsp CS 38 9.08 Babasan Saloka Paribasan CS 39 9.09 Babad Siliwangi CS 40 9.10 Dasanama Kawi Jarwa (Cirebonan) CS 42 9.11 Primbon Br 139 9.12 Pantitipraja lap KBG 343 10.01 Babad Dipanegara CS 31b 10.02 Babad Tanah Jawi (Adam - Jaka Tingkir) KBG 7a 11.01 Babad Tanah Jawi KBG 7c 11.02 Babad Tanah Jawi KBG 7d 11.03 Babad Tanah Jawi KBG 7e 11.04 Purwakanda Br 103a 12.01 Purwakanda Br 103b 12.02 Purwakandha Br 103c 12.03 Purwakandha Br 103d Reel no. Title MS call no. 12.04 Purwakandha Br 103e 13.01 Purwakandha Br 103f 13.02 Purwakandha Br 103g 13.03 Purwakandha Br 103h 13.04 Purwakandha Br 103i 14.01 Jatiswara (Palembang) CS 44 14.02 Jaka Pasundhan CS 50 14.03 Kuda Jaransari (Jaka Grenteng), Lampahan CS 51 14.04 Primbon/Pawukon CS 52 14.05 Dongeng Rara Pasaran CS 53 14.06 Primbon CS 54 14.07 Kawruh Sastra Pegon CS 55 14.08 Kabar Kiyamat CS 56 14.09 Dasamala CS 57 15.01 Ajisaka CS 58 15.02 Yusup CS 59 15.03 Babad Demak-Mataram CS 60 15.04 Sri Sengkala Singa CS 61 15.05 Sri Sadana CS 62 15.06 Tutur Mulajati CS 63 16.01 Tajusalatin CS 64 16.03 Penanggalan Jawa, Pengetan CS 45 16.04 Ilmu Falak CS 46 16.05 Ahmad Muhammad CS 47 16.06 Suluk Budiman CS 48 16.07 Primbon Warni-warni CS 49 16.08 Dewa Buda CS 65 17.01 Primbon Japa Mantra CS 66 17.02 Uttarasabda (Suluk Lonthang) CS 67 17.03 Martabatan CS 68 17.04 Patayayowana (Suluk Darmaraga) CS 69 17.05 Primbon Padukunan Papalihan of Horoskoop CS 43 17.06 Cacanden (Kidung Pralambang Tahun) CS 70 17.07 Purwapada CS 71 17.08 Darmajati (Sarining Sapta Tirta) CS 72 18.01 Sarwaga, Serat CS 73 18.02 Indranata, Hikayat CS 74 18.03 Sripada (Santi Samataya) CS 75 18.04 Basundari (Purwapada) CS 76 18.05 Juru Martani, Uittreksel uit de CS 77 18.06 Uttara Sabda (Suluk Lonthang) CS 78 19.01 Suluk Darmajati Suluk Asmara CS 79 19.02 Abu Nawas Br 10 19.03 Damarwulan Br 11 19.04 Aji Kembang (Lontar 568 [12]) Br 12 19.05 Sundari Terus (Lontar 602 [20]) Br 13 19.06 Rama (Lontar 466 [24]) Br 15 19.07 Kertabasa (Lontar 603 [21]) Br 20 19.08 Ekalaya (Lontar 604 [70]) Br 21 19.09 Kandhaning Ringgit Purwa (jilid 1) Br 23a 20.01 Kandhaning Ringgit Purwa (jilid 2) Br 23b 20.02 Primbon Br 25 20.03 Jaransari Br 26 20.04 Boma, Hikayat Maharaja (IV) Br 1 Reel no. Title MS call no. 20.05 Pandawa, Hikayat Br 2 21.01 Pandawa Lima, Hikayat Br 3 21.02 Legende omtrent het ontstaan van het Danomeer Br 5 21.03 Verhalen van de Wayang Purwa Br 9 21.04 Seri Rama, Hikayat Br 14 22.01 Dewi Maleka Br 16 22.02 Kidung Surajaya (Suluk Darmajati) CS 80 22.03 Kakawin Bharatayuddha CS 81 22.04 Babad Giyanti (jilid 2) Br 22b 22.05 Babad Giyanti (jilid 3) Br 22c 23.01 Babad Giyanti (jilid 4) Br 22d 23.02 Babad Giyanti (jilid 5) Br 22e 23.03 Babad Giyanti (jilid 6) Br 22f 24.01 Centhini Kadipaten KBG 121a 24.02 Centhini KBG 121b 24.03 Centhini Kadipaten KBG 592a 24.04 Centhini Kadipaten KBG 592b 24.05 Centhini Kadipaten KBG 592c 25.01 Centhini Kadipaten KBG 592d 25.02 Centhini Kadipaten KBG 658 25.03 Centhini (cuplikan adegan erotis) KBG 1064 26.01 Centhini Kadipaten Br 42 26.02 Menak Br 27 26.03 Babad Mataram, Silsilah Cirebon, dll Br 29 26.04 Asmarasupi Br 30 26.05 Sajarah Jawa Barat Br 32 27.01 Babad Tanah Jawi Br 28 27.02 Pralambang Br 34 27.03 Suluk Waleh Br 35 27.04 Babad Cerbon Sejarah Raja-raja Cirebon Br 36 27.05 Jaka Semangun Br 41 28.01 Centhini 1 NB 42 28.02 Centhini 2 NB 43 28.03 Centhini 3 NB 44 28.04 Centhini 4 NB 45 28.05 Centhini 5 NB 46 29.01 Centhini 6 NB 47 29.02 Centhini 7 NB 48 29.03 Centhini 9 NB 49 29.04 Centhini 10 NB 50 30.01 Centhini 11 NB 51 30.02 Centhini 12 NB 52 30.03 Centhini 13 NB 53 30.04 Centhini 14 NB 54 31.01 Centhini 15 NB 55 31.02 Centhini 17 NB 56 31.03 Centhini 18 NB 57 31.04 Centhini 19 NB 58 32.01 Centhini Kadipaten (Mangkunagaran), jilid 1 NB 129a 32.02 Centhini Kadipaten (Mangkunagaran), jilid 2 NB 129b 32.03 Centhini Kadipaten (Mangkunagaran), jilid 3 NB 129c 33.01 Centhini Kadipaten (Mangkunagaran), jilid 4 NB 129d 33.02 Centhini Kadipaten (Mangkunagaran), jilid 5 NB 129e 33.03 Centhini Kadipaten (Mangkunagaran), jilid 6 NB 129f Reel no. Title MS call no. 34.01 Centhini Kadipaten (Mangkunagaran), jilid 7 NB 129g 34.02 Centhini Kadipaten (Mangkunagaran), jilid 8 NB 129h 34.03 Centhini Kadipaten (Mangkunagaran), jilid 9 NB 129i 35.01 Centhini Kadipaten (Mangkunagaran), jilid 10 NB 129j 35.02 Centhini Kadipaten (Mangkunagaran), jilid 11 NB 129k 35.03 Centhini Kadipaten (Mangkunagaran), jilid 12 NB 129l 36.01 Centhini Kadipaten (Mangkunagaran), jilid 13 NB 129m 36.02 Babad Tanah Jawi Br 37 37.01 Wulang Putra, Panitibaya dll Br 43 37.02 Jayabaya Sejarah Raja-raja Jawa, dll Br 45 37.03 Jatiswara (Pasisir Timur) (Lontar BG 536) Br 46 37.04 Jatiswara (Lombok) (Lontar BG 545) Br 47 37.05 Damarwulan Br 48 37.06 Madujaya Br 49 37.07 Madujaya Br 50 38.01 Asmarasupi Br 51 38.02 Suluk Purwadaksina (Wawacan) Br 52 38.03 Sajarahing Pasundan Br 53 38.04 Tajusalatin KBG 68 38.05 Sajarah Banten KBG 183 38.06 Sajarah Banten KBG 219 38.07 Jayalengkara Pamrihan (Jayalengkara Sunyawibawa) KBG 226 39.01 Woordenboek KBG 273 39.02 Tetamba, Jampi Br 55 39.03 Babad Banyumas Br 58 39.04 Primbon Br 59 39.05 Jayalengkara Pamrihan (Jayalengkara Sunyawibawa) Br 60 39.06 Sajarah Banten Br 62 39.07 Gatotkaca Sakit, Lampahan CS 82 39.08 Basundari Rondhon (Pawukon) CS 83 40.01 Kidung Artati CS 84 40.02 Uttarakanda CS 85 40.03 Panji Dewakusuma CS 86 40.04 Purwacampur, Serat CS 87 40.05 Krama Dalem, Serat CS 89 40.06 Al-Qur'an (Index ) CS 90 40.07 Baratayuda Sabil Khakuliah CS 91 41.01 Darma Salira Batara CS 92 41.02 Suluk Pranata Praja CS 95 41.03 Witwarga Sandi CS 96 41.04 Sajarah Kraton Tanah Jawi lep. CS 97 41.05 Sajarah Banten Br 62b 42.01 Saloka Paribasa CS 98 42.02 Centhini CS 88 42.03 Cacanden (L 236) CS 99 42.04 Sewakadarma CS 100 42.05 Aji Kembang CS 101 42.06 Kidung Sinangsaya (Kidung Artati) CS 102 43.01 Darmamulya CS 103 43.02 Jayalengkara Sunyawibawa CS 104 43.03 Babad Cerbon CS 105 43.04 Raja Handak, Hikayat CS 106 43.05 Ahmad Muhammad, Hikayat CS 107 43.06 Tapel Adam CS 108 Reel no. Title MS call no. 43.07 Cacanden (L 240) CS 109 44.01 Jayalengkara Sunyawibawa CS 110 44.02 Pandawa Panca Kelima, Hikayat CS 111 44.03 Kalimahusada CS 112 44.04 Seh Sam Tugu Barik lep CS 115 45.01 Cekel Wanengpati, Hikayat CS 113b 45.02 Ajisaka (Serat Sindula) KBG 8 45.03 Panji Dewakusuma Kembar KBG 19 46.01 Gatotkaca Sakit, Lampahan KBG 30 46.02 Purwacampur, Serat KBG 80 46.03 Ajisaka Br 63 46.04 Babad Pasir Br 64 46.05 Register op de Babad Tanah Jawi Br 68 47.01 Babad Cerbon Br 69 47.02 Gatholoco Br 70 47.03 Umdatu 'l-Insan Br 71 47.04 Sajarah Banten Br 62a 47.05 Sajarah Limbangan Br 72 47.06 Suluk Budiman lsp Br 73 47.07 Lakons voor de Wayang Purwa Br 74a 47.08 Lakons voor de Wayang Purwa Br 74b 48.01 Babad Cerbon Br 75a 48.02 Babad Cerbon Br 75b 48.03 Babad Cerbon Br 75c 48.04 Babad Cerbon Br 75d 48.05 Babad Cerbon (Ringkasan) Br 75e 49.01 Javaansch-Nederlandsch Woordenboek (jilid 1) KBG 330-01 49.02 Javaansch-Nederlandsch Woordenboek (jilid 2) KBG 330-02 49.03 Javaansch-Nederlandsch Woordenboek (jilid 3) KBG 330-03 49.04 Javaansch-Nederlandsch Woordenboek (jilid 4) KBG 330-04 50.01 Javaansch-Nederlandsch Woordenboek (jilid 5) KBG 330-05 50.02 Javaansch-Nederlandsch Woordenboek (jilid 6) KBG 330-06 50.03 Javaansch-Nederlandsch Woordenboek (jilid 7) KBG 330-07 50.04 Javaansch-Nederlandsch Woordenboek (jilid 8) KBG 330-08 51.01 Javaansch-Nederlandsch Woordenboek (jilid 9) KBG 330-09 51.02 Javaansch-Nederlandsch Woordenboek (jilid 10) KBG 330-10 51.03 Javaansch-Nederlandsch Woordenboek (jilid 11) KBG 330-11 52.01 Javaansch-Nederlandsch Woordenboek (jilid 12) KBG 330-12 52.02 Javaansch-Nederlandsch Woordenboek (jilid 13) KBG 330-13 52.03 Javaansch-Nederlandsch Woordenboek (jilid 14) KBG 330-14 52.04 Javaansch-Nederlandsch Woordenboek (jilid 15) KBG 330-15 53.01 Javaansch-Nederlandsch Woordenboek (jilid 16) KBG 330-16 53.02 Javaansch-Nederlandsch Woordenboek (jilid 17) KBG 330-17 53.03 Javaansch-Nederlandsch Woordenboek (jilid 18) KBG 330-18 54.01 Javaansch-Nederlandsch Woordenboek (jilid 19) KBG 330-19 54.02 Javaansch-Nederlandsch Woordenboek (jilid 20) KBG 330-20 54.03 Javaansch-Nederlandsch Woordenboek (jilid 21) KBG 330-21 54.04 Javaansch-Nederlandsch Woordenboek (jilid 22) KBG 330-22 55.01 Javaansch-Nederlandsch Woordenboek (jilid 23) KBG 330-23 55.02 Javaansch-Nederlandsch Woordenboek (jilid 24) KBG 330-24 55.03 Javaansch-Nederlandsch Woordenboek (jilid 25) KBG 330-25 55.04 Javaansch-Nederlandsch Woordenboek (jilid 26) KBG 330-26 56.01 Javaansch-Nederlandsch Woordenboek (jilid 27) KBG 330-27 56.02 Javaansch-Nederlandsch Woordenboek (jilid 28) KBG 330-28 Reel no.
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