Bronze dagger at Boston Museum of Fine Arts no 68.289 (K. 1048), 962 Śaka EpiDoc Encoding Kunthea Chhom intellectual authorship of edition Gerdi Gerschheimer DHARMA Siem Reap DHARMA_INSCIK01048

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962 śaka jaṁnvan· loña qyak· can·hvara ta mūla ta kamrateṅ· jagata treḥ

962 964 962 jaṁnvan· jaṁnvan· jamnvan· jagata jagat ta On ne distingue pas, sur la photo, de virāma sur le t de jagat. Il est par contre certain qu’il n’y a pas de ta après jagata. treḥ tre Bunker et Latchford proposent de restituer treḥen traibhūvaneśvara. Bien qu’il y ait effectivement, après treḥ, la place pour plus d’une demi-douzaine de lettres, il ne semble pas, d’après la photo, qu’elle ait été gravée ; d’autre part, la voyelle e, et non ai, est très claire, comme aussi le visarga.

962 śaka = 1040-41 de n. è.. Offrande du Loñ Qyak de Canhvar, qui est mūla, au Kamrateṅ Jagat de Treḥ.

First read by Claude Jacques (183) , edited by Emma Bunker and Douglas Latchford (); reedited by Gerdi Gerschheimer and Brice Vincent (110) with a French translation.

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