Current Version: draft, 2026-09-18Z
Editor: Natasja Bosma.
DHARMA Identifier: INSDaksinaKosala00004.xml
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⎘ plate 1v 1v1|| svasti śarabhapurāt paramabhāgavato mātāpitr̥pādānu-
1v2ddhyāta¡ś!⟨ḥ⟩ śr¿i?⟨ī⟩mahājayarāja⟨ḥ⟩ sāmparājabhukti¿i?⟨ī⟩yarājyagrāme pra-
1v3ti◯vāsinas samājñāpayati
viditam astu vo yathāsmā-
1v4bhir ayaṁ grāmo vājasaneyakauśikasagotrabrāhmaṇaviṣṇusvā-
1v5mine mātāpitror ātmanaś ca puṇyābhivr̥ddhaye Udakapūrvva⟨ṁ⟩ tāmra-
⎘ plate 2r 2r1śāsanenātisr̥ṣṭas
te yūyam ev¡o!⟨am u⟩palabhyāsyājñāśravaṇavidheyā bhū-
2r2tvā yathocitaṁ bhogabhāgam upaneṣyatha bhaviṣyataś ca bhūmipālā-
2r3n bo◯dhayati bhavadbhir apy asyā datte⟨ḥ⟩ pratipālanaṁ karttavya-
2r4m ataś ca vyāsagītān api ślokān udāhara¡ṁtti!⟨nti⟩|
¡i!⟨I⟩ti
dūtakam adhikaraṇa⟨ṁ⟩ svamukhājñayā pravarddhamānavi-
3r3ja◯ya¡sāvva!⟨saṁva⟩tsara 3 māgha 7 U¡kti!⟨tkī⟩rṇṇa⟨ṁ⟩ suvarṇṇā-
3r4kārācalasiṅghena
The enemy-chastising charter belongs to the illustrious Jayarāja, who was the heart of Prasanna and whose enemies were overcome by his valour.
1v1-1v3Success! Hail! From Śarabhapura, the illustrious great Jayarāja who is entirely devoted to Viṣṇu and favoured by his father and mother issues [the following command] to the landholders settled in [the village of] Rājyagrāma situated in the Sāmparāja bhukti:
1v3-2r1Let it be known to you that by means of [this] copperplate charter, after an offering of water, this village has been granted by us for the increase of religious merit of father, mother, and ourselves, to the Brahmin Viṣṇusvāmin, belonging to the Kauśika gotra and to the Vājasaneya [school].
2r1-2r4Having taken note of that, you should be obedient to the command received from him (i.e., the donee) and render the [proper shares of] periodical offerings and produce. And [the king] instructs the future rulers: The protection of this grant should also be taken care of by you! And hence, they also quote the [following] stanzas sung by Vyāsa:
2r1-2r4The [local] council [will act as] the executor of the grant. By the order from the king’s own mouth, [the copperplate charter] has been engraved by the goldsmith Acalasiṅgha [on the day] 7 [of] the month of Māgha [in] the increasingly victorious year 3 [of Jayarāja’s reign].
First edited by Sircar and Singh Deo 1976 and Tripathy 1977 from (impressions of) the original plates; published again by Shastri 1995: 14–16; re-edited here by Natasja Bosma based on the published photographs (edition of the seal based on Tripathy).