Kāṇāṅkāṭu, hero-stone, time of Indravarman, year 15

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Current Version:  draft, 2024-04-22Z

Editor:   Emmanuel Francis.

DHARMA Identifier: INSPallava00431

Summary: Hero-stone commemorating the death of Ātaṉ.


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    1kō-vicaiya-v-inti-
    2ramarumakaṉki pati-
    3¿ṇ?⟨ṉ⟩ aintāvatu


    4mī-koṉ-
    5ṟai-nāṭṭ’ a-
    6raicarai-
    7-¡yy!⟨y⟩ ōṭi-
    8ṉa pūca¡l-
    9l!
    ⟨l⟩il paṭṭāṉ
    10mēlūr Ātaṉ

    Apparatus

    1–2 °vinti/ramarumakaṉkivinti/ramarumakaṉki V vinti/raparumarkku or vinti/raparumaṟku is expected here.

    Translation by Emmanuel Francis

    1-3 Fifteenth [year] of the victorious king Indravarman. 

    4-10 Ātaṉ of Mēlūr [is] he who died in a battle (pūcal) which occurred (ōṭiṉa) with the king (aracarai↓1) of Mīkoṉṟaināṭu.

    Commentary

    The Indravarman of the regnal year is probably one among the Pallava kings named Mahendravarman.

    Bibliography

    Edited in Vīrarākavaṉ and Vīrarākavaṉ 1996 (Āvaṇam 7, no. 10.1), with an estampage; text in Dayalan 2005; encoded and translated here for DHARMA (ERC n° 809994) by Emmanuel Francis (2022), based on previous edition(s).

    Primary

    Vīrarākavaṉ, Ci. & Maṅkaiyarkkaraci Vīrarākavaṉ. 1996. “viḻuppuram irāmacāmi paṭaiyāṭciyār māvaṭṭattil cila putiya kalveṭṭukkaḷ.” Āvaṇam 7: 25–28.
    № 10.1. [siglum V]
    Dayalan, D. 2005. Computer Application in Indian Epigraphy (Pallava Period). New Delhi: Bharatiya Kala Prakashan.
    Volume 3, appendix I, page 1281, № 46. [siglum D]

    Notes

    ↑1. Note the accusative, governed by ōṭiṉa.