Rock inscription from Phnom Preah Netr Preah (K. 1427) EpiDoc Encoding Chloé Chollet intellectual authorship of edition Chloé Chollet Dominic Goodall DHARMA Paris DHARMA_INSCIK01427

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Cursive angkorian script, ca. 11th century CE.

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. sa girir mmanu-sodaryyo bhāgyotkarṣa-guṇākaraiḥ yat puṣṇāti mudaṁ svarggī ṇāṁ nirantarasādagam· sarvvatas svarṇa-ratnaugha mayo 'py alpa-dhiyā vinā dhr̥teśāna-pado mūrdhnā dri-veśṣānata Eva yaḥ.

Ce mont sa giriḥ est le frère de Manu manu-sodaryaḥ, avec ses innombrables ou : ses mines de qualités, prospères et excellentes bhāgyotkarṣa-guṇākaraiḥ, de sorte qu’il yad nourrit une joie puṣṇāti mudaṁ pérpetuelle nirantara pour ceux qui se trouvent aux cieux svargīṇāṁ

Lui qui était faible d’esprit ālpadhiyā vinā […] yaḥ bien qu’entièrement constitué d’une importante quantité d’or et de joyaux sarvatas svarṇa-ratnaugha-mayo ’pi, il s’incline devant le dieu en prenant l’aspect d’une montagne draveṣānataḥ, lui par qui les pieds du Seigneur Śiva sont tenus sur son sommet ou : sur sa tête.

To be published by Chloé Chollet from rubbings made by Hun Chhunteng in 2018 and 2020, photographs and in situ reading.