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śrīmad-devakhaḍga
miḍikillikā-śālivardake
tala-pāṭake śakrakena bhujyamānaka-pāṭakāt· guvāka-vāstu-dvayena saha
sulavdhādibhiḥ kr̥ṣyamāṇaka
kā
-pāṭaka-navaropye śrī-Udīrṇṇakhaḍgena pratipādita śattrughnena bhujyamānaka
ranāṭane nīle
ta-viṣayapat
Ete pāṭakā
yathā bhuñjanād apanīya śālīvarda-ja-Ācārya-saṁghamittrasya vihāre pratipāditās tad
paty-ādi-kuṭumvibhir nirāvādhair bhavitavyam iti
dūtako
jayakarmmānta-vāsakāt·
samvaT 7
Illusyrious Devakhaḍga.
Success!
Rays of words of the Sun that was the Victor
After declaring the devotion to the venerable Sugata
His son, king illustrious Jātakhaḍga was born. By him, an assembly of all enemies was destroyed due to his heroic character, as if grass
In Śālivadraka of Miḍikillikā. In Talapāṭaka, from one pāṭaka being enjoyed by Śakraka, a half pāṭaka with two homesteads with areca nut trees; 20 droṇavāpas
“These pāṭakas added with 10 droṇas were, after taking away from enjoyer in this way, given to ācārya Saṁghamitra originating from Śālivarda at the vihāra. So kuṭumbins beginning with viṣayapatis should be not disturbing.”
The messenger here was illustrious Yajñavarman.
After thus considering wealth and human life fragile as a drop of water on lotus petal, also after knowing all that is said, the meritorious deeds of others should not be destroyed by human beings.
To these and these future kings, this Rāma demands repeatedly. “This common bridge of dharma for kings should be always protected with effort.”
The earth was given by many kings beginning with Sagara. To the one to whom the land belongs, belongs then the merit.
From the abode of Jayakarmānta.
Engraved by Pūradāsa, the devout worshipper of Sugata
Year 7 month Pauṣa day 25.
First edited by Ganga Mohan Laskar