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        <title>Babad Pande Tista: The Legacy of Swadharma and the Journey of the Pande Besi Generation</title>
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        <description><![CDATA[ The Babad Pande Tista is a historical manuscript catalogued as Va. 4713, housed at Gedong Kirtya in Singaraja, and originates from the collection of Kakiang Dayu Putu Muliani of Geria Gede Panarukan, Kerambitan, Tabanan. The story begins with De Bandesa Kaywan’s grief over the death of his wife and continues through the arrival of Danghyang Kanaka from the Kling region, who would later pass down the swadharma teachings of blacksmithing to his descendants before returning to Java. The narrative then traces the ancestral lineage through the era of Prince Kayu Mas and Sira De Kayu Mas, who strengthened the blacksmithing tradition. Amid the dynamic movements of Arya figures and the displacement of people between regions such as Gelgel, Mambal, Sibang, and Jembrana, the Pande descendants’ bond of devotion persisted until Ki Pande eventually fled and settled in the village of Tista, Kerambitan. ]]></description>
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        <pubDate>Thu, 01 Oct 2026 16:55:00 +0800</pubDate>
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        <title>Queen Sri Ajnadewi on the Throne of the Warmadewa Dynasty</title>
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        <description><![CDATA[ The Warmadewa Dynasty, which emerged in the 10th century AD, was led by Sri Kesari Warmadewa as recorded in the Blanjong Inscription. After him, successor kings such as Ugrasena, Tabanendra, and Janasadhu continued the rule with policies that emphasized the welfare of the people through various inscriptions. In 1016 AD, during a succession crisis, Queen Sri Sang Ajnadewi was appointed as a temporary ruler to maintain the stability of the kingdom while the crown prince was still young. Ajnadewi’s leadership reflects the important role of women in ancient Balinese politics while also strengthening the cultural and spiritual foundations of society. ]]></description>
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