[Canto 12]1. To be described is the

[Canto 12]
1. To be described is the order of the adjacent wards, arranged according to the shape of the town. East are the honoured Shiwaite dwijas (priests). The principal is the worshipful the holy Brahmaraja, the eminent. There in the south are the Buddhists. The principal is he who practises nawang-worship, the honoured Father Monsignor of Nadi. West are kshatriyas (noblemen), mantris (mandarins), punggawas (distinguished servingmen), all kinsmen of the Illustrious Prince-Overlord.
2. East, then, with a field between, is the compound of the Prince of Wengker, utterly wonderful. Manifestly Indra with Shaci is the Prince with the Princess of Daha. The honoured Protector of Matahun, the Princess of Lasem, they have their place in the Interior, unseparated. Situated south, not far away, is the kamegetan (country residence) of the honoured Protectors, splendid, imposing.
3. There, in the north, north from the great market-place is a manor, imposing, splendid. The honoured one who manifestly is younger brother to the Prince in Wengker is the honoured lord of the manor, firm. Faithful, loving the Princes, steadfast, versed in management is the apatih (vizir) in Daha. Celebrated in the world by the name Lord Narapati, he brings about the imposing aspeet of the realm.
4. North-east is the manor of the honoured Gajah Mada, patih (vizir) in Wilwa Tikta (Majapahit), eminent, a mantri (mandarin), manful, discerning in management, reliable, faithful, submissive towards the Prabhu, eloquent, sharp of speech, upright, sober-minded, steadfastly exerting hirnself, not lingering, superintendent of the Royal residence, taking eare of the stableness of the Prince as supreme Ruler of the world.
5. Then, there in the (region) south of the Royal compound are the manors, places of the dharmadhyaksas (bishops), very imposing. East is the Shiwaite's place, the most excellent, so it is said. The Buddhist's place is west, glorious, well arranged. Not to be described are the manors of the honoured sumantris (superior mandarins), eminent, with those of the honoured common kshatriyas (noblemen), because of Their number. The differences of one manor in respect to another one bring out the imposing aspect of the Royal compounds.
6. Of the aspect of Moon and Sun, to be sure, are the Royal compounds in Tikta Shriphala (Majapahit) there, peerless. The halos stand (to Sun and Moon) in the relation of the groves there (encircling) from one manor to another, numerous, differing in imposing aspect. Of the aspect of Stars and Planets, to be sure, is the rest of the towns there, being in great numbers, the principal is Daha, and the other islands, all ring-kingdoms, looking for support, numerous, entering into the Presence.

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[Canto 12]1. untuk digambarkan adalah urutan bangsal berdekatan, diatur sesuai dengan bentuk kota. Sebelah Timur adalah dwijas Shiwaite dihormati (imam). Kepala sekolah adalah memuja Brahmaraja Kudus, terkemuka. Di selatan ada umat Buddha. Kepala sekolah adalah dia yang mempraktikkan nawang-ibadah, Monsignor Bapa dihormati Nadi. Barat adalah kaum Ksatriya saja (bangsawan), mantris (Mandarin), punggawas (dibedakan servingmen), semua sanak saudara dari Pangeran terkemuka-Maharaja.2. Timur, kemudian, dengan bidang antara, adalah senyawa Pangeran Wengker, benar-benar indah. Jelas Indra dengan Shaci adalah penguasa dengan putri Daha. Pelindung dihormati Matahun, putri Lasem, mereka memiliki tempat mereka di pedalaman, tidak terpisahkan. Terletak di Selatan, tidak jauh, adalah kamegetan (kediaman) dari pelindung dihormati, indah, memaksakan.3., di Utara, Utara dari tempat pasar besar ada manor, memaksakan, indah. Orang terhormat yang jelas adik kepada raja di Wengker adalah penguasa manor, dihormati perusahaan. Setia, cinta pembesar, teguh, berpengalaman dalam manajemen adalah apatih (vizir) di Daha. Dirayakan di seluruh dunia dengan nama Narapati Tuhan, dia membawa aspeet mengesankan dari dunia.4. North-east is the manor of the honoured Gajah Mada, patih (vizir) in Wilwa Tikta (Majapahit), eminent, a mantri (mandarin), manful, discerning in management, reliable, faithful, submissive towards the Prabhu, eloquent, sharp of speech, upright, sober-minded, steadfastly exerting hirnself, not lingering, superintendent of the Royal residence, taking eare of the stableness of the Prince as supreme Ruler of the world.5. Then, there in the (region) south of the Royal compound are the manors, places of the dharmadhyaksas (bishops), very imposing. East is the Shiwaite's place, the most excellent, so it is said. The Buddhist's place is west, glorious, well arranged. Not to be described are the manors of the honoured sumantris (superior mandarins), eminent, with those of the honoured common kshatriyas (noblemen), because of Their number. The differences of one manor in respect to another one bring out the imposing aspect of the Royal compounds.6. Of the aspect of Moon and Sun, to be sure, are the Royal compounds in Tikta Shriphala (Majapahit) there, peerless. The halos stand (to Sun and Moon) in the relation of the groves there (encircling) from one manor to another, numerous, differing in imposing aspect. Of the aspect of Stars and Planets, to be sure, is the rest of the towns there, being in great numbers, the principal is Daha, and the other islands, all ring-kingdoms, looking for support, numerous, entering into the Presence.