Daily registers are often made by high ranking member of societies, such as sultans, monarchs (Bugis: arung, Makassar: karaeng), and prime ministers (Bugis: tomarilaleng, Makassar: tumailalang). The bulk of register consists of ruled columns with dates, in which the register owner would log important events in the allocated space of each date. Not all lines are filled if the corresponding dates did not have anything considered worthwhile to note, but only one line is reserved for each date.
High-ranking members of societies, such as sultans, monarchs (Bugis: arung, Makassar: karaeng), and prime ministers (Bugis: tomarilalang, Makassar: tumailalang), often keep daily registers. These records typically include ruled columns with dates where the register owner logs important events in each date's designated space. Not all lines are filled if there were no significant events to record on a given date, but only one line is reserved for each date.