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Old 1st September 2005, 06:00 AM   #30
Alam Shah
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Hi Boedhi,
Thank you for the interesting piece of information.

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Haryono Guritno classified keris in 10 grades. the best would be "mahanani", came from "ana"=being, that is, a keris which is when unsheathed, the "aura" or "character" would be easily felt by any attendants in the room.
Is there pictures of these that you can share or point to other references? Is there any "Iron Exam" references to recommend? It would be useful to be able to identify them.
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