K. 182-4. Southern doorpost of the western entrance of the eastern gopura of Prasat Chen, 10th century

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Edition

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⟨10⟩ s[ru]k smā […]

⟨11⟩ […] gho […]

⟨12⟩ […] śrīya I t[ai] chp[oṅ] […]

⟨13⟩ […] lap thga[n] […]

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⟨17⟩ [vraḥ śiva]liṅga I […]

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⟨19⟩ […] gho […] kante(ṅ) [I] g[v]āl

⟨20⟩ […] lvan saṁA[p] […]

⟨21⟩ tai prāṇa I tai […] tai [ka]ñjan I (tai) kaṁpat

⟨22⟩ tai kaṇde[ṅ] […]

⟨23⟩ tai ka[…] tai […] [tai] kans[o] I tai pau taṅk[u] I tai [ga]n[dha] I tai

⟨24⟩ rat […] [tai] (ka)ñcan I tai kanhyaṅ I tai ga-

⟨25⟩ ndha sot I si rat […]

⟨26⟩ phsaṁ 20 […] ⦿ […]

⟨27⟩ […] rat I […]

⟨28⟩ y[o]gidā[ya] […]

⟨29⟩ lvan […]

⟨30⟩ gho […] [la]-

⟨31⟩ p panla[s] […]

⟨32⟩ te[ṅ] Añ […]

⟨33⟩ [kaṁ]v[r]aḥ […]

⟨34⟩ […] lvan […] sruk yale [śi]-

⟨35⟩ [va]liṅga I gh[o] […] I gho śrī [dhara] I gho [pa]ns[o]

⟨36⟩ lvan vaṁṅā I gvāl lvan […] I tai rat I […] I tai [sa]khānī

⟨37⟩ tai [th]kyā p I tai phno[s] I tai […] tai kandhi I tai kaṁvr[au I] tai […]

⟨38⟩ […] I gho […] yaj I gvāl lvan prā[ṇa] (I) gvāl lvan kandā I tai [A gha]

⟨39⟩ tai Utpala I tai kaṁvai tai […] I tai […] I tai kaṁpit sot I tai kañ[c]ū I

⟨40⟩ phsaṁ 20 4 [] vraḥ śi[va]li[ṅga] […] (so)t I tai kaṁ{1} [I] tai ph(n)os I

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Translation by Chhom 2011

⟨1–26⟩ (List oflaborers from a village the name ofwhich starts with Sma_.There are gho, lap, and tai accompanied by their children. Line 8 mentions a śivaliṅga.)

⟨26–34⟩ (List of laborers from another village.)

⟨34–41⟩ (List of laborers from the village of Yale Sivalinga. Line 31 gives a total number of the servants as 24.)

Bibliography

First edited by Kunthea Chhom (2011, pp. 51–52) with English translation. Re-edited in French by Claude Jacques without translation (2014, pp. 269–270). Re-edited again in French by Eric Bourdonneau et al. (nd, unpublished).

Primary

[KC] Chhom, Kunthea. 2011. Inscriptions of Koh Ker I. Budapest: Hungarian Southeast Asian Research Institute. Pages 51–52.

[CJ] Jacques, Claude. 2014. Koh Ker: Temples et inscriptions, avec une étude sur le roi Jayavarman IV et un essai sur l’“esclavage” dans l’ancien pays khmer. Budapest: The Hungarian Southeast Asian Institute. Pages 269–270.

Secondary

[GC] Cœdès, George. 1937. Inscriptions du Cambodge, volume I. Collection de textes et documents sur l’Indochine 3. Hanoi: École française d’Extrême-Orient. Pages 55–56.