Pupphagahani, Kanaganahalli stūpa author of digital edition Vincent Tournier Robert Arlt DHARMA Munich DHARMA_INSKnI00034

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therāna bhayatamahārakhitāna Atevāsiniya Alakanhakiciya Utiyāya mahācetiye deyadhama

therāna bhayatamahārakhitāna therāna bhayata marakhitāna Atevāsiniya Atevāsinā Alakanhakiciya kācaya -kici may be here feminine form for -kica, a term attested in composition with what appear to be toponyms in the Amaravati corpus. See EIAD 278, l. 1: cadakicasa gahapatisa kanhatiputasa …; EIAD 312, l. 1-2: chadākicasa sethipamukhasa bhadanigamasa; EIAD 350, l. 1: …tulakicasa gahapatisa kubulasa putasa …. 1791205a renders the latter compound as inhabitant of Tulaka. Utiyāya taya

The pious gift to the Great Shrine of Uttiyā, the inhabitant of Alakaṇha (?), a pupil of the venerable reverend Mahārakkhita.

Although not recognised by , this inscription very probably corresponds to 222.

This edition, based on photographs, by Vincent Tournier. Encoded in XML by Fu Fan in April 2025.

49-50 II.2 15 222