Language: संस्कृतम्

Bodhgayā (बोधगया), Bihār. Inscription of Jinadāsa (INBG00017) on a railing pillar of vedikā (OBBG00017). Edition here that of Tsukamoto (1996), see Concordancefor bibliographic data.

{7}   gho kaṃvai | gho thg□ □ □ □n | tai jmas | tai ka □ □ [|]
{8}   tai kanteṃ | si □ □ □ [|] krapi 4 thmur 20 7
{9}   vvaṃ jā pi □ □ □ □ □ □ rājakāryya nuv neḥ dravya
{10}   man □ □ □ [kamra]teṅ ’añ ta roḥ neḥ vvaṃ jā pi
{11}   □ □ □ □ □ □ □ kamrateṅ ’añ noḥ khloñ viṣaya
{12}   □ □ □ □ □ □ □ neḥ dharmma neḥ | neḥ jaṃnvan khloñ ne □ [space]
{13}   □ u □ ce □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ [vra]ḥ kamra[teṅ ’añ] puṣkarāk[ṣa]
{16}   – – – – – – – – – – tai kaṃpur krapi dnyam 1 tam[r]yyadnyaṃ vyar cāṃpañcamī dvādaśī neḥ
{17}   gi jm[aḥ] dāsa tai kañcin
{18}   si sukhadāsa tra □ □ □ □ □ □ var nu □ ṇā pañja va ca
{19}   nmat 1

Gò Tháp Mười, Vietnam. Hypothetical reconstruction of the main temple.  Courtesy Zenodo.

Gò Tháp Mười (Đồng Tháp Province) Vietnam. Stele with the Sanskrit inscription (K.5) of Guṇavarman. Bảo tàng lịch sử Việt Nam tại TP, Museum of History, Hồ Chí Minh City. Courtesy Wikimedia.

Inscription with information on Hospital Networks in ancient Cambodia.