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Kakawin (manuscript), composed by Rakawi Made Degung from Sibetan Karangasem, received a positive response among lovers of classical Balinese literature, because it is full of Shiva-Buddhist philosophy which until now still lives side by side and harmoniously in Bali. This well-packaged, aesthetically pleasing Kakawin has an important position among the existing kakawin, because the content and unique presentation factor is the spirit of the times, namely the Shiva-Buddhist discourse that is typical of the Balinese model. This Kakawin was completed on Friday Paing Sinta, the 13th anniversary of the Saka year 1915 (1993 AD). The information implied in this kakawin epilogue is truly something unique that is rarely or never found in other kakawin. His Kakawin compositions, the writing of the number of years to the name of the pangawi (author) and its origin, are packaged in a unique way and explained in one last stanza of this kakawin. In addition to starting with the Manggala who worships the Goddess of Beauty (Saraswati) as the sacred God Brahma spouse, the Goddess of Knowledge, and the Soul of the script, at the end of his work, Pangawi begs before Him so that the world will be saved as well as its leader.
《Kakawin》(手稿)是由来自西藏Karangasem的Rakawi Made Degung创作的,在巴厘岛古典文学爱好者中得到了积极的回应,因为它充满了湿婆佛教哲学,直到现在仍然和谐地生活在巴厘岛。这种包装精美、赏心悦目的Kakawin在现存的Kakawin中占有重要的地位,因为其内容和独特的呈现因素是时代精神,即典型的巴厘模式的湿婆-佛教话语。该阁文是在阪历1915年(公元1993年)13周年的平新塔星期五完成的。这个kakawin后记中隐含的信息确实是独一无二的,在其他kakawin中很少或从未发现过。他的Kakawin作品,将年数写在pangawi(作者)的名字和它的起源,以一种独特的方式包装,并在Kakawin的最后一节中解释。除了以崇拜美丽女神(Saraswati)作为神圣的神婆罗门配偶,知识女神和剧本的灵魂的Manggala开始外,Pangawi在他的作品结束时,在他面前乞求世界将被拯救,以及它的领导者。