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Very peculiar script, characterized by characters with square angles and very long descenders. For a similar way of tracing the repha, compare with the Sukhamrta plates. Different notation of numbers, especially for 3, 4 and 5.

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 initial encoding of the inscription
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kali, ḍpa, 522, Asiḍaktan· lavan· lmaḥ dharmma muAṁ lmaḥ paḍiṁḍiṁ, maṅalor sadāṅavetan mātra maṅlivati kali sakeṁ tumaṁ, manutug· tpiniṁ kali muvaḥ, ḍpa, 701, Asiḍaktan lavan· lmaḥ paḍiṁḍiṁ, maṅetan aniku lalava, ḍpa, 10, Asiḍaktan lavan· lmaḥ paḍiṁḍiṁ, maṅalor amnər maṅlivati ka§li sakeṁ siku lalava, manutug· tpi vetan· tan padr̥vya kali, manutug· tpiniṁ kali dharmmaga, ḍpa, 300, Asiḍaktan lavan· lmaḥ paḍiṁḍiṁ, maṅalor amga§t· kali dharmmaga, maṅlivati vidhāra, manutug· tumaṁ, Asiḍaktan lavan· lmaḥ paḍiṁdiṁ, muAṁ lmaḥ paṅeran·, maṅetan amnər sakeṁ tumaṁ, manutug· siku lala§va, ḍpa, 339, Asiḍaktan lavan· lmaḥ paṅeran·, maṅalor aniku lalava, ḍpa, 10, maṅetan amnər sakeṁ siku lalava, manutug siku lalava § muvaḥ, ḍpa, 482, Asidaktan lavan· lmah paṅeran·, maṅalor aniku lalava, ḍpa, 105, Aṅetan aniku lalava, ḍpa, 20, maṅalor aniku lalava muvaḥ, ḍpa, 124, maṅetan aniku lalava muvaḥ, ḍpa, 35, maṅalor aniku lalava muvaḥ, ḍpa, 160, Ika ta kabeḥ Asiḍaktan lavan· lmaḥ paṅeran·, maṅetan amnər sakeṁ siku lalava, manutug· rupit·, ḍpa, 900, Asiḍaktan lavan· lmaḥ paṅeran·, maṅalor i tpi kulva§niṁ rupit·, maniku lalava, ḍpa, 35, Asiḍaktan lavan· lmaḥ paṅeran·, maṅetan amnər maṅlivati rupit sakeṁ siku lalava, manutug· siku lalava muvaḥ, ḍpa, 75, Asiḍaktan lavan· lmaḥ pajənvan·, maṅalor aniku lalava, ḍpa, 47, maṅetan aniku lalava, ḍpa, 20, maṅalor aniku lalavamuvaḥ, ḍpa, 40, Ika ta kabeḥ Asiḍaktan lavan· lmaḥ pajənvan·, maṅetan amnər sakeṁ siku lalava, manutug tugu tṅahiṁ mărgga, ḍpa, 96, Asiḍaktan lavan· lmaḥ pajənvan·, maṅalor sakeṁ tugu, maniku lalava, ḍpa, 60, maṅetan aniku lalava, ḍpa, 28, maṅalor manutug tumaṁ, maniku lalava, ḍpa,

522 322 339 338 105 104 35 34 i tpi atpi 35 34 75 74 aniku anilku

the river, for a distance of 322 fathoms, adjoining with the land of Dharma and the land of Paḍiṅḍiṅ,

A number of toponyms appear in this inscription: the adjoining lands are called Dharma, Paḍiṅḍiṅ, Paṅeran and Pajənvan. Some of them appear in other inscriptions of the Majapahit period (paṅeran in the Tuhanyaru inscription (5r5-6), and both pajnon and paṅeran in the Manah i Manuk inscription) (5v2), which might allow us to situate the sīma in question more precisely in Majapahit's geography.

One further finds several mentions of an interesting river (kali) apparently called dharmaga. This toponym might have originally been an epithet qualifying the river. The noun "Dharmaga" is very likely to share etymological ties with the modern term "dermaga", which means "embankment", "quay", an infrastructure which indeed is known to have been built along rivers in the Brantas plain. It could be connected to a particular feature of the landscape, that is, Check OJO CXVII. Check also Damais for toponyms? And Setten van der Meer?

First edited by van Stein Callenfels or Bosch (). An edition is missing from ); re-edited here by Arlo Griffiths and Marine Schoettel from estampages in the Leiden University Library.

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