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        <title>Ancient Javanese Chronicle : The First Human on Earth and The Lineage of The Gustis in Java and Bali</title>
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        <description><![CDATA[ This babad tells the origins of the first human, Hyang Manu or Sri Jaya Langit, and the development of royal and noble families in Java and Bali. The story traces the lineage of Pangeran Nyuhaya, including I Gusti Patandakan, I Gusti Batan Jeruk, and the Karangasem family. It also describes family conflicts, marriages, deaths, changes in leadership, and the spread of noble descendants to various regions of Bali. ]]></description>
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        <title>Julah Village in the Course of Balinese History: From Ancient Harbor to Bali Aga Village</title>
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        <description><![CDATA[ Julah Village in Buleleng, Bali, is a Bali Aga settlement with a historical legacy dating back to the 10th century as a maritime trade hub. Ancient inscriptions record its economic activities, customary laws, and social organization during its golden era. Although it later declined due to natural factors and invasions, Julah has preserved its Bali Aga identity through spatial layout, rituals, and cultural traditions. Today, it stands as a “living museum” that bridges ancestral heritage with Bali’s modern dynamics. ]]></description>
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