Kraton Kasultanan Yogyakarta and Kadipaten Paku Alaman have several royal chariots which are now kept in museum of Ratawijayan for royal chariots from Kasultanan Yogyakarta, and in museum of Pura Paku Alaman from Paku Alaman.

Museum of Ratawijayan was a garage and workshop for the royal chariots, and sorrouding by "gedhogan" or stable. Recently in the museum, there are more or less 20 (twenty) royal chariots. Whilst in the museum of Paku Alaman there are more or less 4 (four) chariots from the era of Paku Alam I (1812-1829).

Royal Chariot of Kyai Manik Kumolo was made in chariot factory of F Muers, London 1812 (in the era of Paku Alam I), and it was given to Paku Alam I from Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles. Kyai Manik Kumolo was used to attend offical royal ceremony.
There were six horses and likely the other royal chariots, Kyai Manik Kumolo was also equipped with a space for "penongsong" at the back part of the chariot.