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I will take your advice Laowang. For now I will invest in books on the keris, a truly fascinating topic. Thank you very much! F. de Luzon |
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Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Nova Scotia
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: 40˚00' N, 83˚00' W
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In my view, most people in the contemporary keris collecting community (in my admittedly limited experience) in Malaysia/Singapore refer to the tajong as a tajong. Sometimes the Northern jawa demam is called a pekaka (or perkaka, in Spirit of Wood). Gardner's 1936 book aside, I don't sense much disagreement on this. Kai Wee/Adni, et al. apparently differ from Spirit of Wood regarding the appropriate name for the anak ayam teleng form, but it's easy enough to avoid the controversy, in my opinion, by simply referring to it as jawa demam, Terengganu variant, until someone manages to settle the disagreement. Besides, isn't unintentional miscommunication a fundamental part of the human experience? ![]() |
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