Indian Antiquary Vol 13

SR No.: 032505
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: John Faithfull Fleet, Richard Carnac Temple
Publisher: Swati Publications
Publication Year: 1984
Total Pages: 492
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 22 MB

Page 139

APRIL, 1884.] SANSKRIT AND OLD-CANARESE INSCRIPTIONS.
[] rnpasvaminas-charana-kamala-yugala-pranâmâd-vigalita-Kali-ka[*] lankô
Gang-âmala-kula-tilaka[*] sva-[a]si-dhârâ-parispand-âdhigata-sakala-Kali[] ng-âdhi [râ*]jya[b] pravitata-chatur-uya (da) dhi-salila-taranga-mêkhal-âvani-tal-âmala
yaśâ anê
[] ka-samara-samghatta-vijaya-janita-jayasabda-pratap-ôpanata-samasta-samanta
Second plate; first side.
[] chudamani-prabhi-majïa(ñja)ri-pujña(ja)-rajti(ji)ta-chara
[]
miâpitri-pad-nuddhy
(dhya) ta[b] śrîman-mahark-Endravarmmå Ba(va)rihavarttaşi-vishay" Tamaracheruva-ggrå(gr) m
bâ (va)ṭaka-sahi
121
[*] to[*] sarvva-kara-parihârais-cha parihri(hri) ty=â-chandr-ârkka-pratishtham-aggra(gra) hârain kritvå m[â*]ta[20] pitrôr=âtmanas-cha puny(ny)-Abhivriddhay Marggaira-paurṇgsmåsyish sôm-Ôpa["] râge salila-pûrvvân-kritva" | Viditam-astu v[6] nânâ-gôtra-charan [8]bhyo brahma
uêbhy[8] Vaja
[''] sanêya-Kum[*]rasarmma-Devasarmma-pramukham"-Narasinghaśarmma-Behn[u***]sa[r*]
mma-Śiva
Second plate; second side.
[13] sarmma - Matrisarmma-Kum [â*]raśarmma - Mâtṛiśarmma Devasarmma-Behnusarmma-Mahasena (na)śa
[] rmma-Mâtrisarmma-Ravisarmma[bhyah*] samprapta (ttah) [*] Tand (d)=eva vidi(di).
tri yashichita-bhôga-bhagam-upana
yant(tab) sakha[th] prativasath(t)ôti [] Bhavishyatai-cha rája vijapayati dharmma-kkra(kin)ma-vikkra(kra)mi
[] [*]m-anyatama-yogâd-avâpy [*]m mahim-anusâsadbhir-ayan-dâna-dharmmô-nupâla[] niyô(yah) [*] Vyasa-gitau châtra ślôkau bhavata [h] [*] Bahubhir-vvasudha datta rajabhi[h*] Sagar-âdibhi[h*]
[1] yasya yasya yada bhûmis-tasya tasya tadâ phalam [*] Sva-dattam paradattâm-bâ (va) yatnâd=raksha
Third plate.
[] Yudhishthira mahîn-mahi (hi)matâm śreshtha dânâch-chhrêyô-nupâlanam-iti [*] Ajñà
svayam [*]
[] Pravarddhamana-vijaya-rajya-samba (mva)tsarâ[b] 100 20 8 Chaittra (tra) di 10 5 [*] Kritâ ch-[e]ya
["m-prasastir-amatya-Dêvachandra-sânunâ
Rahasika-Sankaradêvé.
[] na [1] atkirpp[a] Vinayachandra-sûnunâ Aditya-mañchin=êti ||
Translation.
Hail! From (his) victorious (residence) situated at the city of Kalinganagara, the glorious Maharaja Indra varmâ,-who has had the stains of the Kali age washed away by obeisance to the two waterlilies which are the feet of the holy Gokarnasvami," the religious preceptor of (all) things movable and immov.
"The vowel & has failed to appear in the lithograph. "Here, again, the vowel & has failed to appear in the lithograph.
Correct into either Bo(va)ráhavarttani-vishay, or B(ra)rahavarttini vishaye. The former is probably what was intended.
37 After this word, there is an omission of some such words as the sarvin] samav tan-kuṭumbinaḥ sam. Ajinpayati of lines 10-11 of No. CXLIII. below.
31 This anusvira is a mistake.
The vowel u is distinct in the following line, and
able, the sole architect for the formation of the universe, who is established on the pure summit of the mountain Mahendra;**-who is the ornament of the spotless family of the Gangas; who has attained the supreme sovereignty over the whole of Kalinga by the quivering of the edge of his own sword; whose fame is stainless over the earth which
this is evidently the correct form of the name.
Conf. No. CXXXVIII., lines 10-12, ante p. 49. Siva, as the lord of Gokarna, a place which is still of great repnte and sanctity in the North Canara District of the Bombay Presidency.
A mountain, or range of mountains, said to be one of the seven principal chains (kulasaila) in Bharatavarsha or India, and sometimes identified with the northern parts of the Ghauts of the Peninsula ;-Professor Monier Williams' Sanskrit Dictionary.