Metadata |
Inscription ID |
IN00106 |
Title |
Gardez Inscription of Khingala |
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Parent Object |
OB00097
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Responsibility |
Author |
Dániel Balogh |
Print edition recorded by |
Dániel Balogh |
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Digitally edited by |
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Edition improved by |
Dániel Balogh |
Authority for |
Own research. |
Metadata recorded by |
Dániel Balogh |
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Language |
संस्कृतम्
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Reigning monarch |
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Commissioner |
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Topic |
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Date: |
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Min |
550 |
Max |
799 |
Comment |
Intrinsic Date: 8 jyeṣṭha śukla 13 (era: regnal, Khiṅgāla?). nakṣatra: viśākha; lagna: siṃha. Basis of dating: palaeography, art history, conjecture. See Kuwayama 2002: 253 and infra for details. |
Hand |
Letter size |
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Description |
According to Sircar, siddhamātṛkā, probably of 6th to 7th century, noting the tripartite "ya". According to Nakatani (Kuwayama), close to Sander's Gilgit-Bamiyan Type II. |
Layout |
Campus: |
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Width |
34 |
Height |
3 |
Description |
Two lines inscribed on the base of the statue. |
Decoration |
None. |
Bibliography |
References |
An unpublished report of the Archaeological Delegation of the Government of India to Afghanistan, by T. N. Ramachandran and Y. D. Sharma, was circulated in 1956, containing transcription, translation and a photograph of the image on Plate 2A. The text was first published in Tucci 1958: 328n29, along with a detailed description of the image and a photo on page 323. The inscription was re-edited in Sircar 1963a: 44-47. Discussed and re-edited with rubbing in Kuwayama 1991 (English version: Kuwayama 2002: 249-259; the Sanskrit reading is by Hideaki Nakatani). Kuwayama 1976 (re-published as Kuwayama 2002: 222-248) includes a description of the object and a detailed overview of approaches to its dating. The oṭyāta thing is discussed with references in Hinüber 2004: 110. |
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