The text opens with the mention that Serat Radyan Kamdani has already been written, followed by a mission to the Regent of Ngruma, which is received by Buruangin. King Johan Pirman is paired in a marriage arrangement, though one party is deemed dishonorable, prompting Narendra to feel pity. Then, two Nerpati appear in royal attire and sit on a throne in the forest, portrayed as graceful as blooming maidens. The middle section states that thirty-two kingdoms have been conquered and are now under the rule of King Nirul Muluk, who has four children. The final part depicts a haunting scene: gravel and sand swirling in the air, rain falling upward, earthbound beings gazing at angels in the sky, weeping and writhing in pain. The kingdom is engulfed in darkness.
Extent: 1 bundle of manuscripts on European paper.
Size and dimensions of original material: Height 32,4cm, width 30,7cm, depth 2cm.
Condition of original material: The cover is still in good condition. Each page appears dirty, and almost all pages show severe ink corrosion.
