| Ok I read that article. Its in Bahasa Indonesia actually so my translation based on my Bahasa Melayu might be slightly off. Title means: Burahol the Natural "Cosmetic" for the Nobility. Most of it is description of the fruit and tree. Interesting things that it explains: The fruit has many names. In Java is it is called Kepel or Simpel or Kecindul. The Sunda people call it Turalak or Burahol. It is from the Annonaceae family (Kenanga-kenangaan), so it is related to Kenanga(Canangium odoratum), sirsak (A. muricata), buah nona (A. reticulata), dan srikaya (A. squamosa). It is also oftentimes called the "deodorant" fruit. It is a favorite amongst nobility especially the pricesses because it makes your sweat smell nice, your breath smell sweet. The part I don't understand is what " bahkan bisa mengharumkan bau air seni". The literal translation means "it even makes art water smell good". I have a feeling "art water" is not what it seem ... ! It is called Kepel because it is the size of "sebesar kepalan tangan" or "Fist" because its the size of a fist. It is also used to prevent kidney inflammation and prevent pregnancies. The article does say that it has ceased to be popular in this day and age despite its various uses. Hope this was helpful! | 
