INIG1555 Rakhterā (रखतेरा or Rakhetrā, Ashoknagar, Madhya Pradesh). Rock-cut inscription of VS 1555 above foot prints near a large rock-cut image of Ādinātha at the site known as Bhiyāṃdāṃt. Working transcription (01/2019)

[line 1] saṃvat 1555 varṣe phāguṇa-sudi 2 śukra-vāsare revatī-nakṣatre mālavaka-deśe kṣa-
[line 2] laj[ī]-vaṃśe suritrāṇa gyāsu[d]īna-vijaya-rāj[ye]…
[line 3] śrī vinaya [?śeraṣā-pratāpe śrī rājamaṇe śrī malayacaṃdasūri ś[iṣya]° u[pādhyāya]° [ke]śarva-
[line 4] (ddha) śi[ṣya]° u[pādhyāya]° śrī mānikasuṃdara śi[ṣya]° u[pādhyāya]° śrī viśālarājasya pādukā kā-
[line 5] (rāvitā) śi[ṣya]° munirājena śreyas tu[leṇa] ra(ṇaśvata) 1111 ii ra | (sākṣāt) ||

Metadata
Inscription ID INIG1555
Title Rakhtera rock-cut inscription of VS 1555 phālguna śukla 2 śukravāra
Alternative titles
Parent Object OB1555 IG
Related Inscriptions IN1675 IG IN0999 IG
Responsibility
Author Peter Flügel
Print edition recorded by Michael WILLIS
Source encoded
Digitally edited by Clifford Wright
Edition improved by Dániel Balogh
Authority for
Metadata recorded by Michael WILLIS
Authority for metadata M. B. Garde
Metadata improved by Michael WILLIS
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Language संस्कृतम्
Reigning monarch Sultān Ghiyās al-Dīn غیاث الدین (d. 28 February 1501)
Commissioner
Topic Dedication of the sacred feet
Date:
Min 1497
Max 1500
Comment For date conversion please consult: http://www.cc.kyoto-su.ac.jp/~yanom/pancanga/message314.html
The date corresponds to 23.2.1498
Hand
Letter size not recorded
Description Five lines, nāgarī, Sanskrit.
Layout
Campus:
Width
Height
Description Not recorded.
Decoration none
Bibliography
References Flügel, Peter, Wright, J. Clifford, Balogh, Dániel, Mevissen, Gerd, & Willis, M. (2019). Riddles of the Rock-Carved Hindu and Jaina Sculptures and Inscriptions at Rakhetrā. http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.2594731
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Misc notes

Notes on the reading: kārāvitā in lines 4-5 is properly kārāpitā. The spelling of Ghiyasuddin’s dynasty could be kṣaljī or kṣalcī (Persian Khaljī). The problematic name in line 3 looks like jaśarvaḍha or perhaps jaśavīḍha (with the vertical of the ī merged into the border). The reading could be corrected to jaśarvaddha or jaśavīddha, either intended for jaśavṛddha, a partly vernacular form for Yaśovṛddha, an appropriate name for a teacher.