Stela from Wat Maheyong (K. 407), 6th century Śaka EpiDoc Encoding Kunthea Chhom intellectual authorship of edition Arlo Griffiths DHARMA Siem Reap DHARMA_INSCIK00407

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h. tāsv . v .. r . dh . y .. u bhuktayoḥ ha caṅkramāśana-gr̥haṁ sopoṣadhāgaārakam· bhaktaṁ sāṅghika-paudgalaṁ pratidinaṁ ... r . pāramitārccanaṁ sahamaṣīpatrārppaṇaṁ lekhanam· Ijyāgasti-mahātmano dvija-gaṇasyānnañ c. tyāge nārahitā saddharmma-kathanā dhūpa-pradīpānvitā mālādāma-vitāna-cāmara-vatī cīnadhvaj. puṇyañ cānyad api pradiṣṭam aniśaṁ dharmmaḥ prajāpālanam· Iṣṭāniṣṭa-samatvam indriya-jayaḥ khedas su . r̥ .. r̥ ryāpta-bhogena y Arnnāyanāmā gś

Too damaged to be translated.

a walkway, a refectory, along with an upoṣadha hall meals for the saṁgha and for individual monks, daily

worship of the Prajñ -p ramit, together with supplies of ink and palm leaves, the writing food for the group of twice-born, who worship the greatness of Agastya

preaching the Saddharma accompanied by incense and lamps ower garlands, festoons, baldaquins, yak-tail fans, and Chinese banners

other deeds of merit were indicated, incessantly, the dharma, the protection of the populace equal towards the liked and disliked, mastery of the senses, weariness well

Edited by Peter Skilling (61-62) with an English translation.

61-62