Epigraphia Indica Vol 12

SR No.: 032566
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Sten Konow
Publisher: Archaeological Survey of India
Publication Year: 1913
Total Pages: 464
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 25 MB

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EPIGRAPHIA INDICA.
[Vor.XII
42 मी(घ)रदेववर्मयः पुत्राय भरहाजसगोत्राय भारद्वाजधाङ्गिरस48 वाहस्सत्यप्रवराय साम(व)दकोथुममाखाचरणानुष्ठायिने हमाश्वर444 थमहादानाचार्यश्रीईनरदेवशाणे पुख्थे हनि विधिवदुदकपू. 45 बकं भगवन्तं श्रीमनारायणभट्टारकमुहिश्य मातापिचोरामनच पु46 वयशोभिवृद्धये 'दत्तहेमाश्यदधमहादाने दक्षिशाते (त्वे)नोत्स[ज्य] पा47 चन्द्राकक्षितिसमकालं यावत् भूमिच्छिद्रन्यायेन ताम्रशासनीकत्य प्र48 दत्तो ऽस्माभिः ॥ तवद्भिः सर्वेरेवानुमन्तव्यम् । भाविभिरपि नृपति49 भिरपहरणे नरकपातभयात् पालने धर्मगौरवात्यालनीयम् । भ. 50 वन्ति चात्र धर्मानुश(श)सिनः शोकाः । बहुभिर्वसुधा दत्ता राजभिमगरा
दिभिः । 51 यस्य यस्य यदा भूमिस्तस्य तस्य तदा फलं । भूमि यः प्रतिगृताति
यश्च भूमि प्रय52 छति । उभौ तौ पुण्यकाणी नियतं खमंगामिनी । खदत्ता पर
दत्ताम्वा यो हरे53 त वसुन्धराम् [*] स विष्ठाया' कमिभूत्वा पितुभिस्सह पचते ॥ इति कमलदला. 54 खुविन्दुलोला श्रियमनुचिन्य मनुष्यजीवितञ्च । सकलमिदमुदाइतच वुड्डा न 55 हि पुरुषैः (१) परकीर्तयो विलोप्याः ॥ श्रीमन्नमाणसेनो नारायणदत्त
साधिविग्रहिक 56 इह ईश्वरशासनदाने दूतं व्यत्ति नरनाथः ॥ सं ३ भाद्रदिने २ ।
श्रीनिमहासानि ॥
No. 4.-CHATSU INSCRIPTION OF BALADITYA.
Br D. R. BHANDARKAR, M.A.; POONA.
This inscription, which is published here for the first time, was discovered as early as 1873, by A. O. L. Carlleyle, assistant of Sir Alexander Cunningham. It was found at Châtea, the principal town of a tahsil of the same name, Jaipur State, and about twenty-six miles south of the Jaipur City. It is referred to by him in the Archeological Survey Report, Vol. VI, p. 116. in the following words: "I found & Kutila inscription of twenty-six lines on a broken black stone built into the side wall of the steps leading down into a great tank at Chatsu at the bottom of which thie inscription was found about seventy or eighty years ago. The tank here mentioned is no doubt the one locally known as the Golerāv talão, but the inscription stone when I was at Châtat at the close of December 1909, was in wall of the dilapidated temple of Raghunathji in the immediate neighbourhood of the flight of steps.
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