Taccūr, time of the Bāṇa queen Satī

Taccūr, time of the Bāṇa queen Satī EpiDoc encoding Emmanuel Francis intellectual authorship of edition Emmanuel Francis DHARMA Paris, CEIAS DHARMA_INSPallava00536

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Foundation inscription by the Bāṇa queen Satī.

The upadhmānīya is used.

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śrī viṣṇor bāṇa-kulādhipasya tanayā bharttuḫ purodhaḥ-pater bhū-nāthasya pati-vratā himavataḥ kanyeva dhanyā satī pūjyā yā bhuvane guṇādhikatayā devyā tayā nirmmite sānnidhyena dayāvakeśvara-gr̥he śaṁbhuś ciran tiṣṭhatu

Fortune!

May Śambhu Śiva long remain present in the temple of Dayāvakeśvara built by the queen SatīLiterally: built nirmite by her tayā who is yā., who is the daughter of Viṣṇu―the king of the Bāṇa lineage―, who is the virtuous wife pativratā, like the daughter of Himavant Pārvatī, of her husband Purodhaḥpati, conferring him happiness dhanyā, and who is honoured in the world for the profusion of her qualities guṇādhikatayā!

Fortune!

Puisse Śambhu Śiva demeurer présent pour longtemps dans le temple de Dayāvakeśvara qu’a fait construire la reine Satī, la fille du roi Viṣṇu de la famille des Bāṇa, épouse fidèle, telle la fille d’Himavant Pārvatī, de son mari le roi Purodhaḥpati Le maître des (ou : de son) purohita., à qui elle porte bonheur, elle que le monde vénère pour l’abondance de ses vertus !

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This digital edition by Emmanuel Francis.

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