| 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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
