- Support
- Broken slab; dimensions unknown..
- Text
- Middle Indo-Aryan, Southern Brāhmī script. 1 line. Inscribed area: unknown.
- Date
- Attributable to the Ikṣvāku period on palaeographic grounds and because the language is Sanskrit.
- Origin
- Phanigiri.
- Provenance
- Discovered during excavations conducted between 2001 and 2007 at Phanigiri. Not identified during fieldwork from February 2016 onward.
- Visual Documentation
-
Photo(s) of estampage(s):
- Est. ASI included in Munirathnam presentation 2017
Photo(s):- no image published
- Editors
- Arlo Griffiths and Vincent Tournier, with contributions by Stefan Baums and Ingo Strauch.
- Publication history
- First described and edited by Subrahmanyam et al. 2008c: 37-8 (11) . In the absence of any visual documentation, we give here a conjecturally emended reading based on the latter’s edition.
(1)
…
śikhare ◊ ja(ṁ)budv(ī)pamūl(ā)c(ār)yya
…
(1) … śikhare ◊ ja(ṁ)budv(ī)pamūl(ā)c(ār)yya …
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on the (...) peak, the root-master of Jambudvīpa (...)