Computed from a calendar
Yadnya Kasada
The 14th day of the month of Kasada in the Tengger calendar
Computable from the Tengger calendar; falls in June or July by the Gregorian calendar.
Calendar
Most ceremonies in this corpus do not fall on a fixed Gregorian date. This calendar therefore does not force a date: it states how the timing of each is determined, and declines to display an estimate where the determination cannot be computed.
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July
Computed from a calendar
The eve of 1 Sura
The night before 1 Sura, the first day of the Javanese year
Reckoned from the Javanese calendar. At Surakarta it is marked by the procession of the albino buffalo Kyai Slamet and the court regalia, walked in silence; at Yogyakarta by <i>mubeng beteng</i>, a circuit of the fortress walls without speaking.
- By observation
- Timing is set by direct observation — moon, tide, or the appearance of a creature. It cannot be computed in advance.
- Computed from a calendar
- Computable from the relevant customary calendar and mappable onto the Gregorian calendar.
- Fixed by an institution
- Fixed and announced in advance by a court, an institution, or a district government.
- By an office-holder
- Determined by a customary office-holder on grounds not computable from outside. Indonesiana does not estimate the date.