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Gorgeous examples, Erik - congrats!
Dom, the language will be most probably Aceh but the skript is Arabic, isn't it? Any chance to try a transliteration so that we can get some of our Malay members to work on the translation part? I hope Mohd. will chime in here, too... Regards, Kai |
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The words are hard to decipher, but what I can see may read in Malay as "Hamba hak Tengku Jat .....(something)" or in english " I belong to Tengku (Prince) Jat ...."
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Jentayu, thak you very much for this information - very interesting.
The golden crowns do hint at a person with some status! Regards, Erik Quote:
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Jentayu, could you give another go at the name?
Others of course welcome to contribute info as well. Hope this picture helps.... Regards, Erik Quote:
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