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The lettering is characteristic of the tenth century CE.
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drapura
paṁre ta vraḥ Āy· Oy· caṁnāṁ pāy· khtau dau piṅ·
y· thvun·
y· dakṣiṇa prasap· sre
Désirant sans cesse la délivrance de la lignée de Mahodara et des autres, il a fait ériger avec dévotion sur une portion de sa terre une image de
Caṁdak stā
1 rizière Khpān: au sud de Paṅgvay Me Tvan; 1 rizière
Terre de rizière que Steñ Hyaṅ, Steñ Ap
Rizière Pāy Khtau
1 pied de rizière au sud du bassin des manguiers thvun, à l'ouest, le chemin allant à Mokṣālaya; à l'est, le chemin touchant à la rizière Lṅāc Ruṅ; au sud, touchant à la rizière de Teṅ Hyaṅ; au nord, jusqu'au chemin sud de
Rizières Samvar Bhūmi Saṁpar Cyak Rāgapura Svāy Cakra Kanroṅ, l'édit
The exact same toponyms - Subhava, Bhadrapura, Mādhavapura, Dharmapaṭṭana - can be found in the inscription K. 56. In the sanskrit part of K. 56, the toponym Mādhavapura is qualified as a
Thanks to the similitude with K. 56, the toponym Amr̥tapura can be reconstituted.
First edited by George Cœdès (