The Inner Shrine at the Hatadage, Polonnaruwa.

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Object ID OB03060
Title Poḷonnaruva Häṭa-dā-gē Inside Wall (fragments)
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Inscription(s) IN03080
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Related Objects OB03058 OB03059
Responsibility
Author Don Martino de Zilva Wickremasinghe
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Description
Material Stone / unspecified
Object Type Stone slab
Dimensions:
Width 124.46
Height 45.72
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Details Dimensions are for the engraved area only. A series of fragments of dressed slabs formerly built into an inside wall of the so-called Häṭa-dā-gē at Poḷonnaruva. The slabs formed a smooth surface, which was ruled and engraved with eight lines of writing.
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Date 1885
Place Polonnaruwa
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Place Polonnaruwa
Authority Wickremasinghe, Don Martino de Zilva. (1912-27). ‘No. 16. Poḷonnaruva: Häṭa-dā-gē Inside Wall-Inscription,’ Epigraphia Zeylanica 2, pp. 96-98.
Details Discovered by S. M. Burrows in 1885 in a fragmentary state in the Inner Shrine of the so-called Häṭa-dā-gē, ‘the Shrine of Sixty Relics’, at Poḷonnaruva. Burrows also discovered two another inscription the vestibule of the shrine (IN03079) and one in the adjoining portico (IN03078). The Häṭa-dā-gē is the ruined vihāra marked No. 4 on inset B of the plans of the Poḷonnaruva ruins given in the Archaeological Commissioner’s Annual Reports and reprinted in Epigraphia Zeylanica 2 (1912-27): 84-85.
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