Kekawin Ramayana
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Kekawin Ramayana
Summary
Kekawin Ramayana is a palm-leaf manuscript[1]. It draws 35 Wikipedia views per month (palm_leaf_manuscript category, ranking #2 of 7).[2]
Key Facts
- Kekawin Ramayana's image is recorded as Bali-lontar-kakawin-ramayana-01-350ppi.pdf[3].
- Kekawin Ramayana's image is recorded as Bali-lontar-kakawin-ramayana-02-250ppi.pdf[4].
- Kekawin Ramayana's image is recorded as Bali-lontar-kakawin-ramayana-03-250ppi.pdf[5].
- Kekawin Ramayana's image is recorded as Bali-lontar-kakawin-ramayana-04-250ppi.pdf[6].
- Kekawin Ramayana's image is recorded as Bali-lontar-Balai Bahasa Bali-Kekawin Ramayana.jpg[7].
- Kekawin Ramayana's image is recorded as Bali-lontar-Balai Bahasa Bali-Kekawin Ramayana 112-Edit.jpg[8].
- Kekawin Ramayana's image is recorded as Bali-lontar-Balai Bahasa Bali-Kekawin Ramayana 113-Edit.jpg[9].
- Kekawin Ramayana's instance of is recorded as palm-leaf manuscript[10].
- Kekawin Ramayana's instance of is recorded as Kakawin[11].
- Kekawin Ramayana's genre is recorded as Itihasa[12].
- Kekawin Ramayana's genre is recorded as Kakawin[13].
- Kekawin Ramayana's collection is recorded as Balinese Language Center[14].
- Kekawin Ramayana's GND ID is recorded as 4655660-6[15].
- Kekawin Ramayana's location is recorded as Mpu Tantular Museum[16].
- Kekawin Ramayana's location is recorded as Sesetan[17].
- Kekawin Ramayana's location is recorded as Balinese Language Center[18].
- Kekawin Ramayana's location is recorded as National Library of Indonesia[19].
- Kekawin Ramayana's location is recorded as British Library[20].
- Kekawin Ramayana's subclass of is recorded as Kakawin[21].
- Kekawin Ramayana's writing system is recorded as Balinese[22].
- Kekawin Ramayana's writing system is recorded as Javanese script[23].
- Kekawin Ramayana's writing system is recorded as Buda script[24].
- Kekawin Ramayana's Commons category is recorded as Kakawin Ramayana[25].
- Kekawin Ramayana's language of work or name is recorded as Kawi[26].
- Kekawin Ramayana's country of origin is recorded as Indonesia[27].
Why It Matters
Kekawin Ramayana draws 35 Wikipedia views per month (palm_leaf_manuscript category, ranking #2 of 7).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 6 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[28]