“…Some areas are known for their manuscript collections, such as Yogyakarta (Nugraha & Laugu, 2021;Widodo & Purwantoro, 2019), Bali (Fakhriati et al, 2022;Wicaksana & Wicaksandita, 2023), Sumatra (Nalan et al, 2023;Ottoman & Rochmiatun, 2020), and East Java (Pradana & Setyadi, 2019;Sulaiman & Bastian, 2019). These manuscripts are written in various languages, including Javanese (Setyanto, 2016), Balinese (Sutramiani et al, 2015), Sanskrit, and others. The scripts used are also diverse, including Javanese, Balinese (Sutramiani et al, 2015), Pallava (RASYID, 2020), Kawi (Laras, 2021), Buginese (WAJO, n.d.), Batak (Hidayani & Pinem, 2021), Sundanese (Sopian et al, 2017), Lontara (Mahdi, 2018), Lampung (Indriyani, 2018), and Rejang (Yusuf, 2012).…”