Rock inscription from Poeng Preah Put Lo (K. 173) EpiDoc Encoding Chloé Chollet intellectual authorship of edition Jules Roeské DHARMA Paris DHARMA_INSCIK00173

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Ācāryya-kirtti-vara sāddhyata bhakti-stotraṁ saṁpātra-janma-guha bhakti tathāgacāryya māheśvarasya pitr̥-vaṅśa-prasaṅga-bhaktaḥ vuddhaḥ sphuṭasya varasāddhya-guhāsya varddhe

yati gaṇa sādhu sajjana ta lvaḥ vraḥ guhā ta pavitra smita hita vrahmaviṣnu parameśvara vuddha prayatna vyatta man na vaddha mūrtti gun na kāra vvaṁ daiy ti leṅ· mvāya sphutta man na śuddha mvāya ta pañcvāya gi kalpa ta pvāna

L' ācārya Kīrttivara a composé l'hymne pieux. Il possède les qualités de puissance et de naissance, la piété, et il suit la carrière des Tathāgatas. Il est dévot à Maheśvara par tradition de famille. Que cette grotte, entreprise excellente de cet homme à la pénétrante intelligence, soit prospère !

La communauté des ascètes, sainte et sage, dans cette grotte pure, a offert en don un Buddha, un Brahmā, un Viṣṇu, un Parameśvara souriants et bienfaisants. Clairement, vyakta, il y a là une statue produit des mérites : il n'y en a pas d'autres en dehors d'elle. Nettement, elle est la seule pure. On a donc établi ces quatre fondations.

The inscription is engraved within a frame incised in the rock face. The Sanskrit and Khmer parts are separated by two perpendicular lines.

Roeské's edition has daṇḍa at the end of each line. They are not visible on the EFEO rubbing n. 895.

First published by Jules Roeské (638) with a French translation.

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