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Success! Aḍavi-Cāntisirī — daughter of Great King
Vāsiṭṭhīputta Siri-Cāntamūla the Ikṣvāku, sacrificer of the
Aśvamedha, giver of many times tens of millions of (pieces
of) gold, hundreds of thousands of cows and hundreds of
thousands of plows (of land), whose will is unimpeded in all
matters; sister of King Siri-Vīrapurisadatta; wife of Great
General, Great Talavara, Great Judge Khandavisākhaṇṇaka of
the Dhanakas; Great-Talavara-wife — having dedicated (the
merit) to her own family on both sides and for the sake of
bringing about well-being and happiness in both worlds for
herself, established this pillar at the Great Shrine of the
Bhagavant, the Perfect Buddha who is ensconced in the
excellent relic [or: element (i.e.,
In the 6th year of King Siri-Vīrapurisadatta, in the 6th fortnight of the rainy season, on the 10th day.
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