Triple

Target class: Javanese royal ceremony
Context triple: [Grebeg rituals, instanceOf, Javanese royal ceremony]

• A. Hindu Tenggerese ritual
  A Hindu Tenggerese ritual is a ceremonial practice performed by the Tenggerese people of East Java that blends Hindu beliefs with local traditions to honor deities, ancestral spirits, and natural forces through offerings, prayers, and communal gatherings.
• B. Balinese Hindu ritual procession
  A Balinese Hindu ritual procession is a ceremonial public journey in which devotees, often dressed in traditional attire and accompanied by music, offerings, and sacred objects, move together between temples or sacred sites to honor deities and maintain cosmic balance.
• C. Javanese monarchy chosen
  A Javanese monarchy is a traditional hierarchical system of kingship in Java that blends indigenous customs, Islamic influences, and courtly culture to legitimize political authority and spiritual power.
• D. Javanese calendrical system
  The Javanese calendrical system is a syncretic timekeeping framework that combines elements of Hindu-Buddhist, Islamic, and indigenous Javanese traditions into a complex cycle of solar, lunar, and five-day market weeks used for ritual, agricultural, and social purposes.
• E. Javanese nobility
  Javanese nobility refers to the hereditary aristocratic class of Java, traditionally associated with royal courts, refined cultural practices, and elevated social status within Javanese society.
• F. None of above.