Nākappaṭṭiṉam, bronze label

Nākappaṭṭiṉam, bronze label EpiDoc Encoding Emmanuel Francis intellectual authorship of edition Emmanuel Francis DHARMA Paris DHARMA_INSTamilNadu00381

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tiru-v-araṅka-nāyakar

The Nāyakar (i.e., Buddha) who was the Lord of the Pulpit.

The glorious Lord of the stage araṅkamThat is, Sanskrit raṅga..

comments thus: By araṅkam the Buddhist form is probably meant. (Cf. caṅkappalakai).. This appears a far-fetched explanation. It seems that the Buddha is presented here as a rival of Viṣṇu, known as Raṅganātha, "the Lord of the stage," in his famous temple on the Śrīraṅga island at Trichy.

See Tamil Nadu 302.

Edited in , with a facsimile.

Edited and translated here by Emmanuel Francis (2024), based on and the facsimile therein.

TBC XIV, no. 2 106 III, no. 2