Miscellaneous Papers Relating to Indo China And the Indian Archipelago volume 2
Miscellaneous Papers Relating to Indo China And the Indian Archipelago volume 2
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Kulawu 29. Dukut 30. Watu gunung.
Raffles, vol. I. P. 376 sqq. , gives the fable respecting the origin of these names of the weeks. I have not yet heard anything of it in Bali. In Bali this division, like the rest of the calendar, is said to be derived from India. Its introduction was no doubt made by the priests at an early period, in order to add to the sanctity of the religious feasts and institutions, which are regulated according to this calendar. * Of the 35 days \\\q. First, eleventh, an...d twenty first {Budda kali- won, Sa7ieschara kaliwon and A7iggara kaliwon) are sacred. Here again, therefore, the decimal system prevails. In the first five weeks, the feast of Galungan, the new year, falls on Budda kali- won, the feast of Kufiingan (in Crawfurd Galunan and Kuninan) on Saneschara kaliwon, and finally the feast in the principal temple of Uluwatu in Badong on Anggara kaliwon.
Some Balinese only call this year of 210 days a half-year. It is indeed, however, their civil year, and they are only disposed to regard it as a half-year to make it agree with the Muhammadan, Chinese, and European year.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kulawu 29. Dukut 30. Watu gunung.
Raffles, vol. I. P. 376 sqq. , gives the fable respecting the origin of these names of the weeks. I have not yet heard anything of it in Bali. In Bali this division, like the rest of the calendar, is said to be derived from India. Its introduction was no doubt made by the priests at an early period, in order to add to the sanctity of the religious feasts and institutions, which are regulated according to this calendar. * Of the 35 days \\\q. First, eleventh, an...d twenty first {Budda kali- won, Sa7ieschara kaliwon and A7iggara kaliwon) are sacred. Here again, therefore, the decimal system prevails. In the first five weeks, the feast of Galungan, the new year, falls on Budda kali- won, the feast of Kufiingan (in Crawfurd Galunan and Kuninan) on Saneschara kaliwon, and finally the feast in the principal temple of Uluwatu in Badong on Anggara kaliwon.
Some Balinese only call this year of 210 days a half-year. It is indeed, however, their civil year, and they are only disposed to regard it as a half-year to make it agree with the Muhammadan, Chinese, and European year.
What to read after Miscellaneous Papers Relating to Indo China And the Indian Archipelago volume 2?
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