These examples help explain the category; they do not limit what cultural forms may be recorded.
Bugis communities, South Sulawesi; this Leiden manuscript was transcribed in Makassar around 1852–1858.
La Galigo manuscript NBG-Boeg 188
Leiden University Libraries describes this twelve-part Bugis-language and script manuscript as recounting human origins according to South Sulawesi tradition. This example refers to the Leiden-held manuscript, not to every La Galigo copy.
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Javanese and Yogyakarta tradition; written by Diponegoro in exile in North Sulawesi in 1831–1832.
Babad Diponegoro (Chronicle of Diponegoro)
UNESCO identifies it as Diponegoro’s autobiographical chronicle and lists its document type as a manuscript. It also fits babad, an example in the law’s explanatory text.