Epigraphia Indica Vol 28

SR No.: 032582
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Hirananda Shastri
Publisher: Archaeological Survey of India
Publication Year: 1949
Total Pages: 526
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 31 MB

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EPIGRAPHIA INDICA
[VOL. XXVIII
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First Plate 1 Svasti [l*] Vijaya-Varddhamānapurā(t) pitsipādānuddhyātaḥ Sri-Jahāraj-O2 mavarmmă Astihavēra'-grāmē sarvva-samarētām(n) kutumbinas-sa3 mājñāpayaty=astu vo viditam (**) asmākaṁ sva-puny-ā(ny-ā)yur-yyažj4 bhivsiddhayē a-chandra-tārak-ārkka-pratishthamagraharaṁ kritvå a
Second Plate : First Side 5 [ka]ragrāhika-grāmañ=cha ksitvā sarvva-kara-bh ara-parihārai[h*) parihristya) 6 Ya[sa]šarmmaņē Kāśyapa-gotrāya samprattaḥ [l* tad-evam viditvā 7 yushmäbhiḥ pūrvv- chita-maryyāday-opasthānam kartta vyam=iti 8 [mē]ya-hiranyeādi ch-öpanējam-iti bhavishyad-rājñas-cha vijñāpa
Second Plate : Second Side 9 yami dharmma-kkrama-vikkramābhya(maih) dānam=anupālanañ=ch=ēti e10 sha khalu sa dharmmaḥ | api ch=ātra Vyāsa-gitā[n*) slökän=udā11 haranti (1) Bahubhir=vyasudhā dattă vasu-dhā vasudhādhipaish!*) ya12 (sya) yasya yada bhūmi[h*) tasya tasya tadā phalam (*) Shashți-varsha-sa
Third Plate: First Side 13 hasrāņi svarggē mödati bhūmida[h] [l*) akshēptā ch=ānumantā cha tāny=ēva 14 narakē vasēt [*] Sva-datā(ttā) para-dattām vā yatnād-raksha Yuddhi(dhi)15 shthira (l*) mahim-mahimatā[m] śrēshtha dānā[ch*-chhreyō-nupālanam()*] Māghasya kri16 shna-divasõ(sē) saptami sambatsara navama svayam-ajña [1*]
Third Plate : Second Side IT Räjñā sva-hasta-likhitam sāsanam pāpa-pāśanam-[i]ti [1] 18 Pishtapura-vastavyệna Kēšavadēvēna likhitam-[iti) [1]
No. 48–PURI PLATES (SET B) OF GANGA NARASIMHA IV
(1 Plate) D. C. SIRCAR, OOTACAMUND
Sometime ago, my friend Mr. Paramānanda Acharya, Superintendent of Research and Museum, Government of Orissa, kindly sent me for examination a copper-plate inscription recently secured by him from Puri for the Orissa State Museum, Bhubaneswar. On examination, it was found to
From impressions.
Pomibly we have w ruad asli Hatera-, treating asti us an indeclinable and Harēra as the name of the villago. I owe this muggestion to Dr. B. Ch. Chhabra,
Read mplomydin samalaarê naramé.