Indian Antiquary Vol 12

SR No.: 032504
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Jas Burgess
Publisher: Swati Publications
Publication Year: 1984
Total Pages: 390
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 18 MB

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AUGUST, 1883.]
SANSKRIT AND OLD-CANARESE INSCRIPTIONS.
[] nâm-âmkita-lakshmivallabhêndram (na) chandr-âdityara kâlam varegam mahâ-Vishnuva rajyam-bôl uttar-ôttaram rajy-âbhi
[] vri(vriddhi salutt-ire [1] Saka-nripe-kl-Atta-avatarangal-é]-nûr-ephhatt-eqtaneya Vyayam-emba sa[m]vatsaram prava
[1] rttise [1] Sri(śri) mad-Amôghavarsha-Nripatunga-nam-ânkitanâ vijaya-rajya-pravardda
(rddha)mann-asvataaradgal-ayvatt-eradu
[] m=attar-ôttaram rajya"jy-abhivriddhi salutt-ire [*] Atisayadhavala-narendra-prasa (sa)
dadinda[m=A*]moghavarsha
["] déva-padapankaja-bhramara[th] vilishta-jan-kirayan-apps ári(kri)mad-Dévaṇayya[*] Belvola-mânûruma
["]n-lattam-Anni(pgi P)"gereyal(1)=ire [*]
Jejai)shta(shtha)-måsad-ama(må)seyum
Adityavâra[mu]m-âge sûryya-grahanad-andu
[*] Srivarada Ravikayya modal-âgi il-nuvvo (rvva)ram mahajanada kâlam kalchi tuppadereyam bittom [*]
["] Isthitiya kâdât(ta)ige Bâraphsivado]
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[*]sira kavileya kotta phalam-akkum [*] 1(i)dan-alidu tuppam-undatam Bâranâsiya[!] sâsira kavileyu[m] sâsirvvar= pp[4]rrvarumanalidonakkum [*]
["] Nimbichchara-Bam[m*]ayya besageysido Madhavayyana likhitam Nâg[â*]rjjunam
bhe(be)sageydo
[*] Sirig vandana elta padi(?di)dnda [*] Translation.
[Hail! May he protect you, the waterlily in whose navel] is made [a habitation by Vêdhas]; and Hara, whose head is adorned by the lovely crescent-moon!
(L. 2.)-Since, with his pure actions, he [quickly] drove far away [Kali, who had established himself] on the earth, and made again [complete even] the splendour of the Kritayuga,-it is wonderful how Nirupama became (invested with the name of) Kalival
labha.
(L. 3.)-The king PrabhatavarshaGovinda,..
his prowess in deeds of valour, (was) renowned under the name of Jagattunga. [Having conquered] the Kêralas, the Malavas, (and) the Sautas, together with the Gurjaras, (and)...
.... who dwelt at the hillfort of Chitrakata, then he (became) a very Narayana on the earth in respect of fame.
(L. 5.)-Having his feet touched by the diadems of hostile kings, and being possessed of heroism that is known throughout the whole circuit of the earth,-Atisayadhavala (is) worshipped by the lords of Vanga, Anga, Magadha, Malava and Vengi.
(L. 6.)-Hail! While the increase of the sovereignty, ever greater and greater, of the
This jya was half erased by the engraver. See note 10 above.
Compare the form in No. CV. 1. 6; Vol. X. p. 167. 30 This perhaps refers to the Garuda-lanchhana,
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high favourite of Lakshmi, who is marked with the name of Sri-Nripatunga,-the supreme king of great kings, who has attained the panchamahúsabda; the supreme lord; the worshipful one; he who covers all the space between the regions with the thousands of courtesans, decorated with the ornaments of zones and hipbelts and earrings and armlets and necklaces, of the numerous Mandalikas of hostile kingdoms over the whole earth which is encircled by the four oceans, and with the darkness and deafness (caused by the waving) of (his) chauris, and with (his) heroism and pride, (his) three white umbrellas, (his) sankha-shell of battle, (his) pálidhvaja, (his) banner of a bird (?), and (his other) standards; who is by birth a leader of armies; who is possessed of a number of sites of excellent cities; whose feet, which are like waterlilies, are rubbed by the diadems and crowns of lofty people, bowing down (before him), in the many countries of Dandanayakas, Samantas, &c.; who has conquered his foes; who is a very staff of death to the host of his enemies; who breaks the foolish pride of wicked people; who is possessed of fruitful joy; who is a very lion to the multitude of his foes; who subdues gods and demons; who causes fear to his enemies; who is charming in his pertinacity (?);" who is mentioned below.
31 The meaning of badde, or perhaps badde, is not apparent. The nearest approach to the word in the dictionaries is baddu, rivalry, pertinacity, perverseness."