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[[File:Stellarium-20251010-212838262.png|thumb|Balinese constellation: Naga (a dragon), re-drawn by Jessica Gullberg for the planetarium software Stellarium (CC-BY Youla Azkarrula & Jessica Gullberg)]]
Naga is an Oceanic name from Bali (Indonesia). The lintang of naga is found in intersection of Wraspati (Thursday, in saptawara) and Kliwon (in pancawara) in a series of palelintangan. Lintang naga means dragon constellation.
Naga is an Oceanic name from Bali (Indonesia). The lintang of naga is found in intersection of Wraspati (Thursday, in saptawara) and Kliwon (in pancawara) in a series of palelintangan. Lintang naga means dragon constellation.<ref>Maass, Alfred, “Astrologische Kalender der Balinesen,” in Koninklijk Bataviaasch Genootschap van Kunsten en Wetenschappen, Feestbundel bij gelegenheid van zijn 150 jarig bestaan 1778-1928, 2 vols. (Weltevreden, 1929), Vol. 2, 126-157.</ref>


==Etymology and History==
==Etymology and History==
Naga (IPA: /ˈna.ɡa/, [ˈna.ɡa]) is inherited from Malay naga, and derived from Sanskrit नाग, nāgá, means “large snake”. Some languages borrow Sanskrit terms and have the same meaning as snake, namely: Iban, Indonesia, Italian, Javanese, Malay, Marano, Portuguese, Tagalog and Yakan.
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=== Spelling Variants ===
=== Spelling Variants ===
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=== Origin of Constellation ===
=== Origin of Constellation ===
Naga are legendary creatures and exist in the folklore of almost every tribe and civilization in the world. Naga could be referred to as a big snake, a big water snake or a dragon. Unlike in some civilizations which consider dragons to be evil monsters, in Bali, dragons are considered to be sacred figures who are able to guard the island of Bali. Apart from that, there are quite a few depictions of dragons in several places such as temples, houses, government offices and former buildings left over from the Balinese kingdom. Sometimes they also make dragon ornaments on keris (traditional Balinese dagger).
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=== Transfer and Transformation of the Constellation ===
=== Transfer and Transformation of the Constellation ===


== Mythology ==
== Mythology / Religion ==

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=== Naga Besukih ===
The presence of the Balinese mythological creature, Naga Besukih, cannot be separated from the folklore about the formation of the Bali Strait. The story involves Manik Angkeran who was the son of a Brahmin named Sidi Mantra.

Sidi Mantra was famous for his supernatural powers while his son, although brave and clever, apparently had a penchant for gambling which made him in debt. To free himself from debt, Sidi Mantra told Manik Angkeran to ask for a little treasure guarded by Naga Besukih in the crater of Mount Agung.

The dragon agreed to the request. However, Manik apparently repeated his bad habits so he secretly returned to Naga Besukih to give him help. Blinded by the treasure stored in Naga Besukih's body, Manik cut off the dragon's tail.

With his supernatural powers, Besukih managed to burn Manik to ashes when the dragon licked his tracks. Sidi Mantra then begged Naga Besukih to revive his son on the condition that his tail be returned.

With his magical powers, Sidi Mantra managed to restore the Dragon's tail and the child came back to life. Manik then apologized and promised not to repeat his actions. After disappearing, a water source appeared where Manik stood, which grew larger and larger. With his stick, Sidi Mantra made a dividing line with the child. That place later became the Bali Strait.

=== Antaboga ===
Antaboga or Anantaboga is a Balinese mythological creature who rules snakes from a puppet story. This creature has the form of a dragon snake with a crown and a gold necklace. According to local beliefs, Antaboga has many powers and one of them is the ability to revive dead bodies. This creature is said to live in Saptapralata or the seventh layer of the earth's base. He has a wife named Dewi Supreti who also has the form of a dragon and two children named Bambang Naga Tatmala and Dewi Nagini.

=== Taksaka ===
Taksaka or Taksa is one of the dragons, the son of Dewi Kadru and Kashyapa who lives in Nagaloka with his other brothers. In the Mahabharata legend, Naga Taksaka is the dragon who killed King Parikesit.

The story of Taksaka appears in the Adiparwa story where Dewi Kadru asks Resi Kasyapa to grant her a thousand children. Bagawan Kasyapa then gives a thousand eggs, from which dragons emerge, one of which is Taksaka. But in Balinese mythology, Taksaka is not a dragon but a snake who lives in Kahyangan.

=== Image Variants ===
<gallery>
File:Naga.png|Lintang Naga (CC-BY Alfred Maaß, (1929), Astrologische Kalender der Balinesen)
File:Lintang Naga.png|Lintang Naga in the cloth (CC-BY UPTD Museum Bali)
File:Lintang Naga2.jpg|Lintang Naga (CC-BY Youla Azkarrula taken in the ceiling of Taman Gili Klungkung Palace Bali)
</gallery>

== Cultural Beliefs ==

=== Numerology (Neptu/Urip) ===
Wraspati (Thursday, in saptawara) has a value of 8 and Kliwon (in pancawara) has a value of 8. Thus, the total urip on this lintang is 16.<ref name=":0">Tim Kajian Palelintangan, “Gabungan Kajian Palelintangan,” Museum Bali (2021), 1-149.</ref>

=== Astrological Characteristics ===
Often makes trouble for his enemies, his joys and sorrows are balanced, has talent in literature, always performs praises to God and is firm in meditation. His mantras and curses are bathing. Has many memories, has a clean heart. Unfortunately they are very easily offended and sensitive so that with this nature they are often swayed by their own feelings.<ref name=":0" />

=== Matching Gemstones ===
Biduri bulan (moon stone), Nila (saphire), Kalimayah (Opal).<ref name=":0" />


== Weblinks ==
== Weblinks ==


* {{NAMESPACE}}
* {{NAMESPACE}}

== All HIP Stars within this constellation ==
==== Stars within the Constellation Area ====
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible"
|+
|-
! id
! Label
! IAU design.
! description
! Vmag
|-
| 1
| Alphard
| HIP 46390
| within constellation lines
| 1.97
|-
| 2
| Gienah
| HIP 59803
| Inside the Hull
| 2.58
|-
| 3
| Kraz
| HIP 61359
| Inside the Hull
| 2.64
|-
| 4
| ϵ Corvi
| HIP 59316
| Inside the Hull
| 2.98
|-
| 5
| γ Hydrae
| HIP 64962
| within constellation lines
| 3
|-
| 6
| ζ Hydrae
| HIP 43813
| within constellation lines
| 3.1
|-
| 7
| ν Hydrae
| HIP 52943
| within constellation lines
| 3.11
|-
| 8
| Ashlesha
| HIP 43109
| within constellation lines
| 3.38
|-
| 9
| ξ Hydrae
| HIP 56343
| within constellation lines
| 3.54
|-
| 10
| δ Crateris
| HIP 55282
| Inside the Hull
| 3.56
|-
| 11
| λ Hydrae
| HIP 49841
| within constellation lines
| 3.61
|-
| 12
| μ Hydrae
| HIP 51069
| within constellation lines
| 3.81
|-
| 13
| Ukdah
| HIP 47431
| Inside the Hull
| 3.91
|-
| 14
| θ Hydrae
| HIP 45336
| Inside the Hull
| 3.91
|-
| 15
| Alchiba
| HIP 59199
| Inside the Hull
| 4.01
|-
| 16
| γ Crateris
| HIP 55705
| Inside the Hull
| 4.06
|-
| 17
| Alkes
| HIP 53740
| Inside the Hull
| 4.07
|-
| 18
| Zhang
| HIP 48356
| within constellation lines
| 4.11
|-
| 19
| ρ Hydrae
| HIP 43234
| Inside the Hull
| 4.337
|-
| 20
| β Crateris
| HIP 54682
| Inside the Hull
| 4.449
|-
| 21
| τ 2 Hydrae
| HIP 46776
| Inside the Hull
| 4.548
|-
| 22
| υ 2 Hydrae
| HIP 49402
| Inside the Hull
| 4.588
|-
| 23
| τ 1 Hydrae
| HIP 46509
| Inside the Hull
| 4.6
|-
| 24
| ζ Crateris
| HIP 57283
| Inside the Hull
| 4.706
|-
| 25
| ϵ Crateris
| HIP 55687
| Inside the Hull
| 4.802
|-
| 26
| U Hya
| HIP 52009
| Inside the Hull
| 4.82
|-
| 27
| ϕ 3 Hydrae
| HIP 52085
| Inside the Hull
| 4.903
|-
| 28
| ψ Hydrae
| HIP 64166
| Inside the Hull
| 4.934
|-
| 29
| λ Crateris
| HIP 55598
| Inside the Hull
| 5.09
|-
| 30
| -
| HIP 56332
| Inside the Hull
| 5.11
|-
| 31
| II Hya
| HIP 57613
| Inside the Hull
| 5.11
|-
| 32
| η Crateris
| HIP 58188
| Inside the Hull
| 5.16
|-
| 33
| ζ Corvi
| HIP 60189
| Inside the Hull
| 5.21
|-
| 34
| ϵ Sextantis
| HIP 50414
| Inside the Hull
| 5.24
|-
| 35
| -
| HIP 53252
| Inside the Hull
| 5.24
|-
| 36
| 31 Crt
| HIP 58587
| Inside the Hull
| 5.264
|-
| 37
| 303 G. Hya
| HIP 58082
| Inside the Hull
| 5.272
|-
| 38
| 200 G. Hya
| HIP 49809
| Inside the Hull
| 5.296
|-
| 39
| -
| HIP 46404
| Inside the Hull
| 5.32
|-
| 40
| * gam Sex A
| HIP 48437
| Inside the Hull
| 5.43
|-
| 41
| -
| HIP 52737
| Inside the Hull
| 5.44
|-
| 42
| 3 Crv
| HIP 59394
| Inside the Hull
| 5.47
|-
| 43
| ι Crateris
| HIP 56802
| Inside the Hull
| 5.48
|-
| 44
| -
| HIP 54029
| Inside the Hull
| 5.511
|-
| 45
| 33 Hya
| HIP 46982
| Inside the Hull
| 5.548
|-
| 46
| -
| HR 3750
| Inside the Hull
| 5.56
|-
| 47
| -
| HIP 51046
| Inside the Hull
| 5.56
|-
| 48
| 28 Hya
| HIP 46221
| Inside the Hull
| 5.579
|-
| 49
| 225 G. Hya
| HIP 51491
| Inside the Hull
| 5.58
|-
| 50
| * 17 Crt A
| HIP 56280
| Inside the Hull
| 5.58
|-
| 51
| 195 G. Hya
| HIP 49569
| Inside the Hull
| 5.582
|-
| 52
| 18 Sex
| HIP 49865
| Inside the Hull
| 5.618
|-
| 53
| -
| HIP 61015
| Inside the Hull
| 5.63
|-
| 54
| -
| HIP 53316
| Inside the Hull
| 5.651
|-
| 55
| 6 Crv
| HIP 60425
| Inside the Hull
| 5.658
|-
| 56
| * 17 Crt B
| HIP 56280
| Inside the Hull
| 5.671
|-
| 57
| 236 G. Hya
| HIP 51933
| Inside the Hull
| 5.71
|-
| 58
| χ 2 Hydrae
| HIP 54255
| Inside the Hull
| 5.71
|-
| 59
| 41 Sex
| HIP 52980
| Inside the Hull
| 5.791
|-
| 60
| -
| HIP 59728
| Inside the Hull
| 5.807
|-
| 61
| -
| HIP 56078
| Inside the Hull
| 5.813
|-
| 62
| -
| HIP 52948
| Inside the Hull
| 5.842
|-
| 63
| -
| HIP 53778
| Inside the Hull
| 5.857
|-
| 64
| -
| HIP 53723
| Inside the Hull
| 5.879
|-
| 65
| -
| HIP 58158
| Inside the Hull
| 5.893
|-
| 66
| 17 Sex
| HIP 49812
| Inside the Hull
| 5.901
|-
| 67
| κ Crateris
| HIP 55874
| Inside the Hull
| 5.923
|-
| 68
| 25 Sex
| HIP 50885
| Inside the Hull
| 5.97
|-
| 69
| -
| HIP 60157
| Inside the Hull
| 5.97
|-
| 70
| 136 G. Hya
| HIP 46288
| Inside the Hull
| 5.985
|-
| 71
| ϕ 2 Hydrae
| HIP 51905
| Inside the Hull
| 6.012
|-
| 72
| 6 Sex
| HIP 48341
| Inside the Hull
| 6.016
|-
| 73
| 209 G. Hya
| HIP 50536
| Inside the Hull
| 6.027
|-
| 74
| -
| HIP 61951
| Inside the Hull
| 6.03
|-
| 75
| -
| HIP 56364
| Inside the Hull
| 6.044
|-
| 76
| 243 G. Hya
| HIP 52113
| Inside the Hull
| 6.045
|-
| 77
| -
| HIP 59895
| Inside the Hull
| 6.07
|-
| 78
| -
| HIP 50292
| Inside the Hull
| 6.075
|-
| 79
| -
| HIP 54214
| Inside the Hull
| 6.086
|-
| 80
| -
| HIP 49293
| Inside the Hull
| 6.097
|-
| 81
| ψ Crateris
| HIP 54742
| Inside the Hull
| 6.105
|-
| 82
| 157 G. Hya
| HIP 46869
| Inside the Hull
| 6.113
|-
| 83
| -
| HIP 57732
| Inside the Hull
| 6.122
|-
| 84
| 146 G. Hya
| HIP 46529
| Inside the Hull
| 6.126
|-
| 85
| 217 G. Hya
| HIP 50790
| Inside the Hull
| 6.13
|-
| 86
| 81 G. Hya
| HIP 43902
| Inside the Hull
| 6.131
|-
| 87
| 105 G. Hya
| HIP 45167
| Inside the Hull
| 6.131
|-
| 88
| -
| HIP 56293
| Inside the Hull
| 6.16
|-
| 89
| NS Hya
| HIP 44738
| Inside the Hull
| 6.17
|-
| 90
| TU Crv
| HIP 61496
| Inside the Hull
| 6.184
|-
| 91
| VX Crt
| HIP 56899
| Inside the Hull
| 6.19
|-
| 92
| -
| HIP 56901
| Inside the Hull
| 6.198
|-
| 93
| -
| HIP 51490
| Inside the Hull
| 6.2
|-
| 94
| -
| HIP 57079
| Inside the Hull
| 6.2
|-
| 95
| -
| HIP 49900
| Inside the Hull
| 6.225
|-
| 96
| 245 G. Hya
| HIP 52391
| Inside the Hull
| 6.228
|-
| 97
| -
| HIP 56245
| Inside the Hull
| 6.228
|-
| 98
| 199 G. Hya
| HIP 49802
| Inside the Hull
| 6.23
|-
| 99
| 197 G. Hya
| HIP 49689
| Inside the Hull
| 6.244
|-
| 100
| 159 G. Hya
| HIP 46893
| Inside the Hull
| 6.25
|-
| 101
| * psi Crt A
| HIP 54742
| Inside the Hull
| 6.25
|-
| 102
| -
| HIP 61270
| Inside the Hull
| 6.254
|-
| 103
| -
| HIP 58574
| Inside the Hull
| 6.255
|-
| 104
| 147 G. Hya
| HIP 46543
| Inside the Hull
| 6.257
|-
| 105
| 144 G. Hya
| HIP 46504
| Inside the Hull
| 6.27
|-
| 106
| 337 G. Hya
| HIP 63243
| Inside the Hull
| 6.303
|-
| 107
| -
| HIP 50584
| Inside the Hull
| 6.308
|-
| 108
| 37 Hya
| HIP 47427
| Inside the Hull
| 6.32
|-
| 109
| -
| HIP 51490
| Inside the Hull
| 6.32
|-
| 110
| -
| HIP 53259
| Inside the Hull
| 6.34
|-
| 111
| -
| HIP 54048
| Inside the Hull
| 6.343
|-
| 112
| 71 G. Hya
| HIP 43570
| Inside the Hull
| 6.35
|-
| 113
| 172 G. Hya
| HIP 47454
| Inside the Hull
| 6.356
|-
| 114
| -
| HIP 53849
| Inside the Hull
| 6.36
|-
| 115
| -
| HIP 50552
| Inside the Hull
| 6.361
|-
| 116
| -
| HIP 54749
| Inside the Hull
| 6.378
|-
| 117
| 34 Hya
| HIP 47249
| Inside the Hull
| 6.39
|-
| 118
| -
| HIP 61208
| Inside the Hull
| 6.39
|-
| 119
| * gam Sex B
| HIP 48437
| Inside the Hull
| 6.4
|-
| 120
| 332 G. Hya
| HIP 62448
| Inside the Hull
| 6.405
|-
| 121
| 308 G. Hya
| HIP 58436
| Inside the Hull
| 6.416
|-
| 122
| -
| HIP 48351
| Inside the Hull
| 6.42
|-
| 123
| -
| HIP 56830
| Inside the Hull
| 6.42
|-
| 124
| 274 G. Hya
| HIP 54703
| Inside the Hull
| 6.43
|-
| 125
| 294 G. Hya
| HIP 57001
| Inside the Hull
| 6.44
|-
| 126
| 258 G. Hya
| HIP 53387
| Inside the Hull
| 6.444
|-
| 127
| 166 G. Hya
| HIP 47242
| Inside the Hull
| 6.46
|-
| 128
| -
| HIP 48839
| Inside the Hull
| 6.46
|-
| 129
| 299 G. Hya
| HIP 57749
| Inside the Hull
| 6.477
|-
| 130
| 233 G. Hya
| HIP 51852
| Inside the Hull
| 6.479
|-
| 131
| 297 G. Hya
| HIP 57507
| Inside the Hull
| 6.48
|-
| 132
| -
| HIP 50693
| Inside the Hull
| 6.499
|-
| 133
| -
| HIP 51656
| Inside the Hull
| 6.5
|}


== References ==
== References ==
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[[Category:Oceania]] [[Category:Asterism]] [[Category:Constellation]]
[[Category:Indonesia]] [[Category:Asterism]] [[Category:Constellation]]
[[Category:Balinese]] [[Category:4workYoula]]
[[Category:Balinese]] [[Category:Hya]] [[Category:Sex]] [[Category:Crt]] [[Category:Crv]]

Latest revision as of 03:52, 21 November 2025

Balinese constellation: Naga (a dragon), re-drawn by Jessica Gullberg for the planetarium software Stellarium (CC-BY Youla Azkarrula & Jessica Gullberg)

Naga is an Oceanic name from Bali (Indonesia). The lintang of naga is found in intersection of Wraspati (Thursday, in saptawara) and Kliwon (in pancawara) in a series of palelintangan. Lintang naga means dragon constellation.[1]

Etymology and History

Naga (IPA: /ˈna.ɡa/, [ˈna.ɡa]) is inherited from Malay naga, and derived from Sanskrit नाग, nāgá, means “large snake”. Some languages borrow Sanskrit terms and have the same meaning as snake, namely: Iban, Indonesia, Italian, Javanese, Malay, Marano, Portuguese, Tagalog and Yakan.

Spelling Variants

Origin of Constellation

Naga are legendary creatures and exist in the folklore of almost every tribe and civilization in the world. Naga could be referred to as a big snake, a big water snake or a dragon. Unlike in some civilizations which consider dragons to be evil monsters, in Bali, dragons are considered to be sacred figures who are able to guard the island of Bali. Apart from that, there are quite a few depictions of dragons in several places such as temples, houses, government offices and former buildings left over from the Balinese kingdom. Sometimes they also make dragon ornaments on keris (traditional Balinese dagger).

Transfer and Transformation of the Constellation

Mythology / Religion

Naga Besukih

The presence of the Balinese mythological creature, Naga Besukih, cannot be separated from the folklore about the formation of the Bali Strait. The story involves Manik Angkeran who was the son of a Brahmin named Sidi Mantra.

Sidi Mantra was famous for his supernatural powers while his son, although brave and clever, apparently had a penchant for gambling which made him in debt. To free himself from debt, Sidi Mantra told Manik Angkeran to ask for a little treasure guarded by Naga Besukih in the crater of Mount Agung.

The dragon agreed to the request. However, Manik apparently repeated his bad habits so he secretly returned to Naga Besukih to give him help. Blinded by the treasure stored in Naga Besukih's body, Manik cut off the dragon's tail.

With his supernatural powers, Besukih managed to burn Manik to ashes when the dragon licked his tracks. Sidi Mantra then begged Naga Besukih to revive his son on the condition that his tail be returned.

With his magical powers, Sidi Mantra managed to restore the Dragon's tail and the child came back to life. Manik then apologized and promised not to repeat his actions. After disappearing, a water source appeared where Manik stood, which grew larger and larger. With his stick, Sidi Mantra made a dividing line with the child. That place later became the Bali Strait.

Antaboga

Antaboga or Anantaboga is a Balinese mythological creature who rules snakes from a puppet story. This creature has the form of a dragon snake with a crown and a gold necklace. According to local beliefs, Antaboga has many powers and one of them is the ability to revive dead bodies. This creature is said to live in Saptapralata or the seventh layer of the earth's base. He has a wife named Dewi Supreti who also has the form of a dragon and two children named Bambang Naga Tatmala and Dewi Nagini.

Taksaka

Taksaka or Taksa is one of the dragons, the son of Dewi Kadru and Kashyapa who lives in Nagaloka with his other brothers. In the Mahabharata legend, Naga Taksaka is the dragon who killed King Parikesit.

The story of Taksaka appears in the Adiparwa story where Dewi Kadru asks Resi Kasyapa to grant her a thousand children. Bagawan Kasyapa then gives a thousand eggs, from which dragons emerge, one of which is Taksaka. But in Balinese mythology, Taksaka is not a dragon but a snake who lives in Kahyangan.

Image Variants

Cultural Beliefs

Numerology (Neptu/Urip)

Wraspati (Thursday, in saptawara) has a value of 8 and Kliwon (in pancawara) has a value of 8. Thus, the total urip on this lintang is 16.[2]

Astrological Characteristics

Often makes trouble for his enemies, his joys and sorrows are balanced, has talent in literature, always performs praises to God and is firm in meditation. His mantras and curses are bathing. Has many memories, has a clean heart. Unfortunately they are very easily offended and sensitive so that with this nature they are often swayed by their own feelings.[2]

Matching Gemstones

Biduri bulan (moon stone), Nila (saphire), Kalimayah (Opal).[2]

Weblinks

All HIP Stars within this constellation

Stars within the Constellation Area

id Label IAU design. description Vmag
1 Alphard HIP 46390 within constellation lines 1.97
2 Gienah HIP 59803 Inside the Hull 2.58
3 Kraz HIP 61359 Inside the Hull 2.64
4 ϵ Corvi HIP 59316 Inside the Hull 2.98
5 γ Hydrae HIP 64962 within constellation lines 3
6 ζ Hydrae HIP 43813 within constellation lines 3.1
7 ν Hydrae HIP 52943 within constellation lines 3.11
8 Ashlesha HIP 43109 within constellation lines 3.38
9 ξ Hydrae HIP 56343 within constellation lines 3.54
10 δ Crateris HIP 55282 Inside the Hull 3.56
11 λ Hydrae HIP 49841 within constellation lines 3.61
12 μ Hydrae HIP 51069 within constellation lines 3.81
13 Ukdah HIP 47431 Inside the Hull 3.91
14 θ Hydrae HIP 45336 Inside the Hull 3.91
15 Alchiba HIP 59199 Inside the Hull 4.01
16 γ Crateris HIP 55705 Inside the Hull 4.06
17 Alkes HIP 53740 Inside the Hull 4.07
18 Zhang HIP 48356 within constellation lines 4.11
19 ρ Hydrae HIP 43234 Inside the Hull 4.337
20 β Crateris HIP 54682 Inside the Hull 4.449
21 τ 2 Hydrae HIP 46776 Inside the Hull 4.548
22 υ 2 Hydrae HIP 49402 Inside the Hull 4.588
23 τ 1 Hydrae HIP 46509 Inside the Hull 4.6
24 ζ Crateris HIP 57283 Inside the Hull 4.706
25 ϵ Crateris HIP 55687 Inside the Hull 4.802
26 U Hya HIP 52009 Inside the Hull 4.82
27 ϕ 3 Hydrae HIP 52085 Inside the Hull 4.903
28 ψ Hydrae HIP 64166 Inside the Hull 4.934
29 λ Crateris HIP 55598 Inside the Hull 5.09
30 - HIP 56332 Inside the Hull 5.11
31 II Hya HIP 57613 Inside the Hull 5.11
32 η Crateris HIP 58188 Inside the Hull 5.16
33 ζ Corvi HIP 60189 Inside the Hull 5.21
34 ϵ Sextantis HIP 50414 Inside the Hull 5.24
35 - HIP 53252 Inside the Hull 5.24
36 31 Crt HIP 58587 Inside the Hull 5.264
37 303 G. Hya HIP 58082 Inside the Hull 5.272
38 200 G. Hya HIP 49809 Inside the Hull 5.296
39 - HIP 46404 Inside the Hull 5.32
40 * gam Sex A HIP 48437 Inside the Hull 5.43
41 - HIP 52737 Inside the Hull 5.44
42 3 Crv HIP 59394 Inside the Hull 5.47
43 ι Crateris HIP 56802 Inside the Hull 5.48
44 - HIP 54029 Inside the Hull 5.511
45 33 Hya HIP 46982 Inside the Hull 5.548
46 - HR 3750 Inside the Hull 5.56
47 - HIP 51046 Inside the Hull 5.56
48 28 Hya HIP 46221 Inside the Hull 5.579
49 225 G. Hya HIP 51491 Inside the Hull 5.58
50 * 17 Crt A HIP 56280 Inside the Hull 5.58
51 195 G. Hya HIP 49569 Inside the Hull 5.582
52 18 Sex HIP 49865 Inside the Hull 5.618
53 - HIP 61015 Inside the Hull 5.63
54 - HIP 53316 Inside the Hull 5.651
55 6 Crv HIP 60425 Inside the Hull 5.658
56 * 17 Crt B HIP 56280 Inside the Hull 5.671
57 236 G. Hya HIP 51933 Inside the Hull 5.71
58 χ 2 Hydrae HIP 54255 Inside the Hull 5.71
59 41 Sex HIP 52980 Inside the Hull 5.791
60 - HIP 59728 Inside the Hull 5.807
61 - HIP 56078 Inside the Hull 5.813
62 - HIP 52948 Inside the Hull 5.842
63 - HIP 53778 Inside the Hull 5.857
64 - HIP 53723 Inside the Hull 5.879
65 - HIP 58158 Inside the Hull 5.893
66 17 Sex HIP 49812 Inside the Hull 5.901
67 κ Crateris HIP 55874 Inside the Hull 5.923
68 25 Sex HIP 50885 Inside the Hull 5.97
69 - HIP 60157 Inside the Hull 5.97
70 136 G. Hya HIP 46288 Inside the Hull 5.985
71 ϕ 2 Hydrae HIP 51905 Inside the Hull 6.012
72 6 Sex HIP 48341 Inside the Hull 6.016
73 209 G. Hya HIP 50536 Inside the Hull 6.027
74 - HIP 61951 Inside the Hull 6.03
75 - HIP 56364 Inside the Hull 6.044
76 243 G. Hya HIP 52113 Inside the Hull 6.045
77 - HIP 59895 Inside the Hull 6.07
78 - HIP 50292 Inside the Hull 6.075
79 - HIP 54214 Inside the Hull 6.086
80 - HIP 49293 Inside the Hull 6.097
81 ψ Crateris HIP 54742 Inside the Hull 6.105
82 157 G. Hya HIP 46869 Inside the Hull 6.113
83 - HIP 57732 Inside the Hull 6.122
84 146 G. Hya HIP 46529 Inside the Hull 6.126
85 217 G. Hya HIP 50790 Inside the Hull 6.13
86 81 G. Hya HIP 43902 Inside the Hull 6.131
87 105 G. Hya HIP 45167 Inside the Hull 6.131
88 - HIP 56293 Inside the Hull 6.16
89 NS Hya HIP 44738 Inside the Hull 6.17
90 TU Crv HIP 61496 Inside the Hull 6.184
91 VX Crt HIP 56899 Inside the Hull 6.19
92 - HIP 56901 Inside the Hull 6.198
93 - HIP 51490 Inside the Hull 6.2
94 - HIP 57079 Inside the Hull 6.2
95 - HIP 49900 Inside the Hull 6.225
96 245 G. Hya HIP 52391 Inside the Hull 6.228
97 - HIP 56245 Inside the Hull 6.228
98 199 G. Hya HIP 49802 Inside the Hull 6.23
99 197 G. Hya HIP 49689 Inside the Hull 6.244
100 159 G. Hya HIP 46893 Inside the Hull 6.25
101 * psi Crt A HIP 54742 Inside the Hull 6.25
102 - HIP 61270 Inside the Hull 6.254
103 - HIP 58574 Inside the Hull 6.255
104 147 G. Hya HIP 46543 Inside the Hull 6.257
105 144 G. Hya HIP 46504 Inside the Hull 6.27
106 337 G. Hya HIP 63243 Inside the Hull 6.303
107 - HIP 50584 Inside the Hull 6.308
108 37 Hya HIP 47427 Inside the Hull 6.32
109 - HIP 51490 Inside the Hull 6.32
110 - HIP 53259 Inside the Hull 6.34
111 - HIP 54048 Inside the Hull 6.343
112 71 G. Hya HIP 43570 Inside the Hull 6.35
113 172 G. Hya HIP 47454 Inside the Hull 6.356
114 - HIP 53849 Inside the Hull 6.36
115 - HIP 50552 Inside the Hull 6.361
116 - HIP 54749 Inside the Hull 6.378
117 34 Hya HIP 47249 Inside the Hull 6.39
118 - HIP 61208 Inside the Hull 6.39
119 * gam Sex B HIP 48437 Inside the Hull 6.4
120 332 G. Hya HIP 62448 Inside the Hull 6.405
121 308 G. Hya HIP 58436 Inside the Hull 6.416
122 - HIP 48351 Inside the Hull 6.42
123 - HIP 56830 Inside the Hull 6.42
124 274 G. Hya HIP 54703 Inside the Hull 6.43
125 294 G. Hya HIP 57001 Inside the Hull 6.44
126 258 G. Hya HIP 53387 Inside the Hull 6.444
127 166 G. Hya HIP 47242 Inside the Hull 6.46
128 - HIP 48839 Inside the Hull 6.46
129 299 G. Hya HIP 57749 Inside the Hull 6.477
130 233 G. Hya HIP 51852 Inside the Hull 6.479
131 297 G. Hya HIP 57507 Inside the Hull 6.48
132 - HIP 50693 Inside the Hull 6.499
133 - HIP 51656 Inside the Hull 6.5

References

  1. Maass, Alfred, “Astrologische Kalender der Balinesen,” in Koninklijk Bataviaasch Genootschap van Kunsten en Wetenschappen, Feestbundel bij gelegenheid van zijn 150 jarig bestaan 1778-1928, 2 vols. (Weltevreden, 1929), Vol. 2, 126-157.
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 Tim Kajian Palelintangan, “Gabungan Kajian Palelintangan,” Museum Bali (2021), 1-149.