Buddhapāda, Kanaganahalli stūpa

Buddhapāda, Kanaganahalli stūpa author of digital edition Vincent Tournier DHARMA Munich DHARMA_INSKnI00104

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therānaṁ bhayatabudhatātānaṁ Atevāsisa bhayatasihasa deyadhamaṁ payapaṭo mahācetiE saha AcāriyaUpajhāEhi saha mātāpitūhi saha va savehi Atevāsikehi savasatāna hitasughāvāhāya

bhayatabudhatātānaṁ bhayata budhatātānaṁ bhayatasihasa bhayata sihasa AcāriyaUpajhāEhi AcāriyaUpajhāEhi See KnI0103. mātāpitūhi mātāpituhi The last akṣara is curiously shaped and has an additional leg to the left that makes it look rather like a si. It is possible that the engraver started copying the next akṣara sa, before attempting to modify it to form a hi. saha va saha ca Atevāsikehi Atevāsinehi

Success! A slab with footprints: the pious gift at the Great Shrine of reverend Siṁha, pupil of the venerable reverend Buddhattāta, together with his teacher and preceptor, with his father and mother, and also with his pupils, leading to well-being and happiness.

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

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