Stela from Ba Dom (K. 360), 6th century Śaka EpiDoc Encoding Kunthea Chhom intellectual authorship of edition George Cœdès DHARMA Siem Reap DHARMA_INSCIK00360

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 Adding paleographical remark Initial encoding of the inscription
candramaulis sa jayati yasya liṅgā Abhitassaralamūlaṁ saritaś śubharodhasi . mahotsave bhagavataḥ sūryyacandramasor grahe droṇamātraṁ ghr̥taṁ kṣodraṁ phāṇitañ ca tathāpa yaḥ . śālyakṣatāś catuṣkuñcāḥ kramukaṁ dvisahasrakaṁ pālayati candravindau sthitīr evam avarddhata . caṇḍeśvarasya bhavanaṁ kr̥śānor iṣtakāmayaṁ bhaktaśālaṁ kr̥tan tena śilāvandhanam āyataṁ .
liṅgā liṅga

La victoire est au dieu qui porte la lune dans son diadème ; le sanctuaire de son liṅga a un domaine s'étendant du chaque côté sur les rives fortunées du fleuve.

Lors de la grande fête de bhagavat, lors d'une éclipse de soleil ou de lune, il reçoit un droṇa de beurre fondu, de miel et de sucre,

quatre kuñci de paddy, deux mille noix d'arec. Sous la garde de Candravindu, cette fondation a prospéré.

Celui-ci a fait une demeure en brique de l'archer Caṇḍeśvara, un réfectoire et un long mur de pierre.

Edited by George Cœdès (561-62) with a French translation; re-edited here by Kunthea Chhom based on the estampage EFEO n. 1142.

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