This manuscript contains the story of Brawijaya, the last king of Majapahit, along with narratives about the Wali (Islamic saints). The opening recounts a dream Brawijaya has about a princess from Champa, which leaves his mind disturbed and restless. The middle section describes the episode in which Prince Sendhang, also known as Ki Enom, visits his son Ki Supa Putra, who is forging a kris in the sea. He is instructed by Sunan Kalijaga to bring the Kyai Sengkelat kris as a model. Following this meeting, Supa Putra successfully completes his own masterpiece, the Naga Sasra kris. The closing section narrates the attempt to summon Syeh Siti Jenar, who is meditating in a cave, but he refuses to come.
Extent: 1 bundle of manuscrpits on a paper.
Size and dimensions of original material: Height 33,3cm, width 20,6cm, depth 2cm.
Condition of original material: In certain parts, the paper has small holes, stains, and there is tape stuck in the middle of the manuscript.
