 "Dikir Rebana" which is further divided into "Dikir Maulud" and "Dikir Berdah", has many songs played by a group of 5 to 7 people and was historically performed in the royal court.Pahang performing arts also include some native dance forms like "Limbung", "Labi-Labi", "Pelanduk" and "Indung".A distinct form of "gamelan" adopted from the Javanese culture during the time of Johor Empire, known as Malay Gamelan or "Gamelan Pahang", forms the main musical ensemble heritage in the state and patronised by royal court of Pahang since the 19th century.