Java in the 14th century: a study in cultural history : the Nāgara-Kĕrtāgama by Rakawi Prapañca of Majapahit, 1365 A.D., Vol. 3

Frontmatter Introduction (page XI) Translation of the Nagara-Kertagama Chapter 1--Introduction, the Royal Family of Majapahit about 1350 A.D. (page 3) Chapter 2--Majapahit, the Capital, about 1350 A.D. (page 9) Chapter 3--Tributaries and neighbours of Majapahit, establishment of the Royal authority by emissaries taken from the ecclesiastical officers (page 16) Chapter 4--The Royal Progress of 1359 from Majapahit through the eastern districts of Java, and back to Singasari (page 20) Chapter 5--Notes on the Kings of the House of Rajasa, from 1182 till 1343, and on their religious domains (page 43) Chapter 6--The Royal Chase in the neighbourhood of Singasari (page 56) Chapter 7--The return from the Royal Progress of 1359, from Singasari to Majapahit (page 63) Chapter 8--The Royal Progresses of 1360 and 1361 to Tirib, Sompur and Blitar (page 70) Chapter 9--The posthumous ceremony in honour of the Rajapatni, in 1362, her shrines and her cult (page 72) Chapter 10--The Royal Progress of 1363 from Majapahit to Simping and back (page 82) Chapter 11--Gajah Mada's death in 1364, the new officials (page 83) Chapter 12--List of domains belonging to the Royal Family and to religious communities (page 86) Chapter 13--Organization of the clergy and Royal authority (page 92) Chapter 14--The annual Court festival in Majapahit (page 97) Chapter 15--Conclusion (page 110) Translation of the Nagara-Kertagama colophons (page 115) Translation of the Minor Writings (page 119) Translation of the Charters (page 143)