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NATIVE PROVINCES.
T his extensive portiofi of the island was divided, agreeably to the set-
ifejneilt o f l'75i,"between the' Susuhunan. and Multan. .It.eonsiste of a
number of separate' province^ on distnets.; Tho|e stiff Jbdo^jngjrtg^t^^
Susunan are:
^*S in an Eastern iirect^on'Trojo 'the Capital:
1. Sryngat and jflitar "(forming £ Cfarwan,.
>;i'o:ne province). ,," ~ ^aduwan^ ^ part>( ^
2. Rediri. '''' f f ig y fe f t . .
8. P/anardga. 'V/" [’''fa ilulccmati (in par t^^
4< '. P,ache,
And the smaller'districts <£^»7!
‘ ^1. Anju. i '4- Spiffing.
irtrog. ’ ! ■ ' &' :MMgfc0'A' ■ ' ‘
. ,..8. Pangoti
In a Westerp D^rection^froip the Capital: ^
1. Bcmyumas. | * sf?*‘i L^ (fmar^en~
Bam Luhur. 6* j&vS'i$<.3
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4. Matdrem (in part). ' ‘ \ _ ,
1 ’ " Besides- severed ^piallef histncts.
- The ground on which the fort of, Styra Rerta is' built, with admail part
tftf the adjoining territory, has been ced<fd> the European^govelnment; as
has been also that portion of the immediaWie^^Ke forts &£ 'Rg$ttMti and
Klaten, which was formerly the property of the Susunan. These'dominions
are divided among,
1. The eight active Turning’gungs, oridtegents, (the first of Jrirtii® is the
Baden Adipati, or prime minister), who constantly reSidfe'sVat court. 2. The