The charter of Dayankayu

[...]ktipat (cooked rice wrapped in coconut-leaves) and rhamon are essential materials in the many Balinese ternple-offerings. 1 THE CHARTER OF DAYANKAYU 273 Den-ruwh and Lod-rumah occur in the prmasti of Udanapatya 94 from the time of king Jayapanus. Since the discovery of this Dayankayu &arter the unamwd query about the meaming d these plm-mmes which are al1 preceded by the word Den, can be easily solved. [...]there is still contrwersy arnong scholars as regards the etymologica1 explanation of the name MSwi. [...]I have found the name of a kingdm Mna-ngara (Mriwi-ngara?), in the inscription of Sarnplafian which, according to Goris, belongs to a third class of inscriptions.lol Taking al1 the abovementioned accounts int0 consideration, it seems possible that Poerbatjaraka's suggestion is mare justifiable for Kawya-pura = Manurya-(pura), or in their simple forms' Kazen-pura = Manuri-(pura).