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Old 22nd March 2023, 05:10 AM   #1
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In an old Balinese keris that follows tradition, the number of luk by conventional count, should not exceed 13.
Alan, I take this to mean 13 luk by the current convention of counting and therefore 11 luk by the old method. Am I understanding correctly?
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Old 22nd March 2023, 06:23 AM   #2
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Yes Jaga.

The number of luk to parallel the number of roofs to which the family temple of the keris custodian is entitled.
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