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96 [[no entries]] 97 1 Tammens, ing. g. j. f. j. , De Kris[[underlined]], Magic Relic of Old Indonesia [[underlined]], n.d., no publisher, no place, lot of 2 planned vol. p. 19 author says are some [[krislike?]] objects of bronze & iron in Nat. Museum in Tokyo; [[crossed out]] are [[crossed out]] have a typical asymmetrical form at the base author uses following dates: Mataram 1 until the 11th century Denggala 11th & 12th C. [[Singosan?]] 13th C. [[Pajajaran?]] 13th - 15th C. [[Madjopahit?]] 13th - 15th C. 1th (?) [[Islamitic?]] empires Demak 1511-1582 Padjang 1520-1582 Mataram 2 1575-1708 Kartasara 1705-1749 Surakarta 1749 - -- old [[babads?]] mention a large Hindu empire called Mendang Kemulan, later changed to [[Purwotjarito?]] gives names of some famous early smiths (only Jav. empu) (Contd. over)