Investiture of Bhuvana-Triṇētra Vaidumba-Mahārāja EpiDoc encoding Jens Christian Thomas intellectual authorship of edition J. Ramayya Pantulu editorial suggestion Jens Christian Thomas DHARMA Berlin DHARMA_INSTelugu00096

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svasty anēkasamarasaṁghaṭṭanōpalabdhavijayalakṣmīsamāliṁgitaviśālavakṣastala-bhuvaṇa-triṇētra-śrīmaT-vayduṁbamahārāju sakavarṣamma 894g-agun ēṇḍu prithivirājyapaṭṭabhadduṇḍ ayiṆ

Hail! The illustrious Vaidumba mahārāja Bhuvana Trinētra, whose broad chest was embraced by the Goddess of victory obtained in several conflict of battles, was consecrated king of the earth in the year śaka 894.

Svasti! Bhuvaṇa Triṇētra, the glorious Vaidumba Mahārāja, whose broad bosom is embraced by the goddess of fortune of war whom he took hold of in numerous battle encounters, was inaugurated into rulership over the world in the 894th year in Śaka year (calculation).

The text follows the edition of J. Ramayya Pantulu (341-342636) in absence of a picture. The single editorial change was made on grounds of the occurence of the usual collocation. In regard to the date given in lines 6-7 J. Ramayya Pantulu notes that After the figure 8 in line 6 there is a curved line. It is presumed to be an accidental stroke not intended to represent any figure.342. The spelling °paṭṭabhadduṇḍ in line 8 is a misspelling for °paṭṭabaddhuṇḍ lit. 'he whose frontlet is bound' -> 'inaugurated into rulership'. This collocation also appears in the Talagunda inscription as paṭṭabandha° (32) and as loan translation into Telugu (paṭṭam-gaṭṭu and similar spellings).

The inscription was noted in A. R. No. 325 of 1905 and first published by J. Ramayya Pantulu in 341-342636 with few metadata and without translation. On the basis of this edition K. M. Sastri re-edited the text together with a translation (322-32349).

A. R. No. 325 of 1905 341-342636 322-32349