;Cal. Mangsa
;This solar calendar was introduced on June 22, 1855, by Pakubuwono VII (1796-1858), the Susuhunan of Solo in Java.

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21.6.  =1 Kasa (Mangsa calendar)
02.8.  =1 Karo (Mangsa calendar)
25.8.  =1 Katloe (Mangsa calendar)
18.9.  =1 Kapat (Mangsa calendar)
13.10. =1 Kalima (Mangsa calendar)
09.11. =1 Kanim (Mangsa calendar)
22.12. =1 Kapitoe (Mangsa calendar)
03.2.  =1 Kawoloe (Mangsa calendar)
01.3.  =1 Kasanga (Mangsa calendar)
26.3.  =1 Kasepbeloeh (Mangsa calendar)
19.4.  =1 Desta (Mangsa calendar)
12.5.  =1 Saba (Mangsa calendar)


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;Encyclopaedia of Historical Metrology, Weights, and Measures, Volume 1, by Jan Gyllenbok, ISBN 978-3-319-57596-4, page 353