# K. 183.16. Eastern side of southern pillar of western pillarzone of
west peristyle of west gopura of Prasat Kracap, 850 Śaka

Kunthea Chhom

Author of digital edition: Kunthea Chhom

Identifier: DHARMA_INSCIK00183-16

Repository: Khmer (tfc-khmer-epigraphy)

File path: texts/xml/DHARMA_INSCIK00183-16.xml

Language: Old Khmer [Khmer]

Commit: 2026-11-14 14:32 (f68ac07), last modified 2026-09-26 15:42
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## Palaeographic description

The lettering is characteristic of the tenth century CE.

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## Edition

⟨1⟩ gho kan·In[· gho] […] ⟨2⟩ gyamati tai kanra tai kan·As· tai ⟨3⟩
panheṁ tai kaṁphāc· t(ai) kaṁpit· tai vñau ⟨4⟩ gho śrīneta pinda gho 7
tai 7 phsaṁ 10 ⟨5⟩ 4 ⭘ sruk· virendrapattana gho kanma⟨6⟩r· gho kaṁpañ·
gho kanlāt· gho kan·⟨7⟩teṅ· gvāl· qjāya gvāl· thleṁ tai laṅgāy· ⟨8⟩ tai
kan·hey· tai kanteṅ· tai kaṁvis· ⟨9⟩ si pau vara tai [3+] [t]ai […] ⟨10⟩
[1+] tai […] ⟨11⟩ [si] […]

## Apparatus

⟨3⟩ panheṁ ⬦ panpo KC; panheṁ CJ.

⟨4⟩ śrīneta ⬦ śri neta CJ.

⟨5⟩ virendrapattana ⬦ virendrapattanaṁ CJ. — ⟨5⟩ kanma ⬦ kanmu CJ.

⟨7⟩ qjāya ⬦ Āya CJ.

⟨9⟩ pau ⬦ po CJ. — ⟨9⟩ [t]ai […] ⬦ (tai kan) yā CJ.

⟨10⟩ [1+] tai […] ⬦ n tai ka[…] CJ.

## Translation by Chhom 2011

⟨1–5⟩ Gho Kan-in, Gho […], Tai Kanra, Tai Kan-as, Tai Panpo, Tai
Kaṁphac, Tai Kaṁpit, Tai Vñau, Gho Śrīneta. Total: 7 male slaves (gho)
and 7 female slaves (tai); grand total 14.

⟨5–11⟩ Sruk Virendrapattana: Gho Kanmar, Gho Kaṁpañ, Gho Kanlāt, Gho
Kanteṅ, Gvāl Ajāya, Gvāl Thleṁ, Tai Laṅgāy, Tai Kan-hey, Tai Kanteṅ, Tai
Kaṁvis accompanied by a baby boy (si pau) Vara, Tai […], Tai […], Tai
[…]

## Bibliography

First edited by Kunthea Chhom (2011, p. 88) with English translation.
Re-edited in French by Claude Jacques without translation (2014, p.
190). Re-edited again in French by Eric Bourdonneau et al. (nd,
unpublished). Re-edited here by Kunthea Chhom based on EFEO estampage n.
840-N.

### Primary

[KC] Chhom, Kunthea. 2011. Inscriptions of Koh Ker I. Budapest:
Hungarian Southeast Asian Research Institute. Page 88.

[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.
Page 190.

### 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 52–54.