This text outlines the foundational customs and regulations of the Javanese court, which serve as guiding principles for royal descendants and palace officials. It describes shifts in governance following the fall of Kartasura and the Chinese War, when coastal officials came under the authority of the colonial government. Protocols for audiences and official duties are also detailed. The final section reflects on royal authority from ancient times to the Surakarta and Yogyakarta courts, emphasizing the enduring principles of justice and order. Despite changes over time, the enforcement of law remains rooted in fairness, contrasting with earlier, less consistent periods such as Pajang and Mentawis.
Extent: 1 bundle of manuscripts on European paper.
Size and dimensions of original material: Height 33,8cm, width 22,3cm, depth 2,2cm.
Condition of original material: Some of the paper may have been cut due to re-binding.
