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A. G. Maisey · 29th June 2007, 09:25 AM

And thank you again , Pak Ganja.

So it does look as if what you have given us is from a source other than the famous work by Ng. Wirosoekadgo.

Actually, the form of that page you were kind enough to provide us with reminds me of something I've seen. If I get a chance I'll go through my files, its possible I could have a copy of that.

Regarding Empu Gandring, if one believes he was real, he was real.

I personally feel that he was a legend, but after hundreds of years and taking into account the nature of records in old Jawa, if anybody wants to say he was real, I won't argue with them.

29th June 2007, 09:25 AM	#15
A. G. Maisey Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 6,708	And thank you again , Pak Ganja. So it does look as if what you have given us is from a source other than the famous work by Ng. Wirosoekadgo. Actually, the form of that page you were kind enough to provide us with reminds me of something I've seen. If I get a chance I'll go through my files, its possible I could have a copy of that. Regarding Empu Gandring, if one believes he was real, he was real. I personally feel that he was a legend, but after hundreds of years and taking into account the nature of records in old Jawa, if anybody wants to say he was real, I won't argue with them.