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The History of Java, v. 1-2

Note 25 — Chapter I

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The tradition is as follows:​—"It is related, that in former times the islands of Sumatra, Java, Bali, and Sumbawa were united, and afterwards separated into nine different parts; and it is also said, that when three thousand rainy seasons have passed away, they will be reunited."

The separation of the lands of Palembang (Sumatra) and Java took place in the Javan year 1114

The separation of the lands of Bali and Balembangan on Java in 1204

The separation of the lands of Giling Trawangán and Bali in 1260

The separation of the island of Selo-Parang and Sumbawa in 1280

See Chronological Table, under the head "History of Java."

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