The Existence of Kolok in the Inscription Script of Bengkala Village, Kubutambahan Subdistrict, Buleleng Regency (Perspective of Hindu Theology)

Bali is known as the Dewata island with several palm-leaf manuscripts. These are relics of the ancient landmarks which should be considered and preserved. The palm-leaf manuscripts cover a variety of things such as usada, wariga, and also as an inscription made into a script or copied into both the speech and text to ease reading. Also, the manuscripts spread across all regions in Bali, and preserved by the government through the Provincial and Regency Culture Office. Similarly, an inscription was discovered in Bengkala Village, Kubutambah Subdistrict of Buleleng Regency in the northern part of Bali. Therefore, the purpose of this study was to determine and analyze the substance contained in the Bengkala Village Inscription, and the implementation of its contents among the kolok residents of the village. The qualitative method was used to carry out this study and data collection was through documentation, in the form of inscriptions script from the kolok residents. The results showed that the substance was the size of Bengkala inscription, the contents of the metal has its translation and the stone inscriptions has an explanation. Furthermore, based on its implementation among the kolok residents, there was a policy among the leaders to helpresidents keep it right from the royal era. In conclusion, the position of leader related to the Bengkala inscription, the types of taxes, the prohibited and permissible matters, all play a major role in its implementation.