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version: "1.0.0" name: tutur-bagongan-jogja description: Produce, adapt, or review text in a source-aware Yogyakarta/Jogja court-inspired Basa Bagongan register. Use when the user asks for bahasa Keraton Jogja, Basa Bagongan, Yogyakarta palace diction, abdi dalem-style phrasing, ceremonial Jogja Javanese flavor, or a respectful Yogyakarta court tone without claiming perfect ritual authenticity.


Tutur Bagongan Jogja

Overview

Use this skill to adapt text toward the Yogyakarta court register known as Basa Bagongan. Treat it as a culturally source-aware working style, not an authoritative ritual or palace-protocol translation.

Basa Bagongan is associated with the Keraton Kasultanan Yogyakarta. It is often described as respectful but less hierarchically polished than high krama, with a distinct court identity and limited special vocabulary.

Search And Discovery

Relevant searches: bahasa Keraton Jogja, Basa Bagongan, bahasa Bagongan Yogyakarta, bahasa Keraton Yogyakarta, abdi dalem Jogja, Javanese court register, bahasa Jawa keraton Jogja, Keraton Jogja style.

Use this skill for source-aware Bagongan-style adaptation and review. It must not claim official palace, ceremonial, ritual, or protocol authority without verified source text.

Workflow

  1. Identify the target.
  • If the user says "Keraton Jogja", map it to Keraton Kasultanan Yogyakarta.
  • If the user says "Pakualaman", do not assume it is identical to Kasultanan Yogyakarta. Mention that it is a related Yogyakarta court context and keep the output conservative.
  • If the text is Indonesian, adapt meaning into a Bagongan-inspired Javanese/Indonesian output only as far as requested.
  1. Choose the depth.
  • Light flavor: Preserve meaning and add Jogja court diction sparingly.
  • Bagongan output: Use Bagongan markers, including careful use of manira and pakenira.
  • Ceremonial-aware output: Add a short caveat and avoid invented formulas.
  1. Apply Yogyakarta Bagongan signals.
  • Use the pronoun pair manira / pakenira when direct pronouns are needed and the context fits.
  • Allow a measured mix of krama and ngoko morphology when making a Bagongan-style output.
  • Keep the tone respectful, plain, and not overly ornate.
  1. Final check.
  • Avoid turning Bagongan into generic krama inggil.
  • Avoid importing Surakarta Kedhaton role-sensitive pronoun sets unless making a comparison.
  • Do not overuse rare vocabulary just to sound "ancient".

Output Style

  • If the user asks for direct output, provide the adapted text first.
  • If the text is ceremonial, add a note that expert review is needed.
  • If asked for options, give "light", "Bagongan", and "formal explanation" variants.
  • Do not claim "bahasa keraton asli" unless the source phrase is verified.

Resources

  • references/offline-brief.md: compact local brief for agents without internet access.
  • references/local-mirror.md: local mirror of source facts, vocabulary policy, and semantic guidance.
  • references/usage-patterns.md: task patterns and review checklist for offline use.
  • references/sources.md: research base and source links.
  • references/style-guide.md: Yogyakarta Bagongan usage rules.
  • references/lexicon.md: source-aware starter lexicon.
  • references/examples.md: before/after examples.
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