K. 790. Stela of unknown provenance, 6th century Śaka author of digital edition Kunthea Chhom intellectual authorship of edition Kunthea Chhom European Research Council (ERC), grant agreement no 809994 DHARMA Siem Reap DHARMA_INSCIK00790.xml CC BY-SA 4.0 2019-2026 as per external metadata

The lettering is characteristic of the seventh century CE.

Encoded in TEI/EpiDoc according to the DHARMA Encoding Guide for Documentary Editions, version 2

 Adding paleographical remark Initial encoding of the inscription

Aṁnoy· poñ· siṅ· yajamāna Āy· ta kpoñ· kaṁmratāṅ· Añ· kñuṁ ta siy· vā salmuhan· I vā tmān· I vā ṅ· I vā caṁpot· I vā paroy· I vā krahoṅ· I kñuṁ ta kantai ku clau I ku citta Avai I ku smaṅ· I ku skāñ· I ku kañcas· I ku kalpit· I sre Āy· Āvāsa pāda kāc· moy· sanreyya sre Āy· teṁ vinau tloṅ· III sre Āy· tnal· vihār· tloṅ· II sre Āy· stuk· loc· tloṅ· III sre Āy· stuk· sgaḥ phoṅ· tloṅ· 7 sre man· poñ· kaṁvau saṁ vyavahāra doṅ· poñ· Akṣaragupp Uttarīya poñ· kaṁvau pañjau gui ta poñ yajamāna siṅ· tloṅ· I sre Āy· vrahmavira pāda kāc· moy· sanreya sre me heṅ· Añ· tloṅ· I sre teṁ vreṅ· tloṅ· I je 1/2 sre teṁ saṅke tloṅ· I je 1/2 sarvvapiṇḍa tloṅ

vā ṅ· tloṅ· I tloṅ· je 1/2 sre je 1/2 je = In the translation, Cœdès renders the symbole "=" as "2".
The translation is slightly modified according to our new reading in lines 16-17.

Dons de Poñ Siṅ, sacrificateur, au Kpoñ Kamratāṅ Añ: Esclaves mâles suit une liste de 6 vā; Esclaves femmes suit une liste de 6 ku; Rizière à Āvāsa, de chaque pāda est prélevé 1 sanrey; Rizière à Teṁ Vinau, 3 tloṅ; Rizière à Tnal Vihār "chaussée du temple", 2 tloṅ; Rizière à Stuk Loc, 3 tloṅ; Rizière à Stuk Sgaḥ, 7 tloṅ; Rizière que le Poñ Kaṁvau, ayant eu avec le Poñ Akṣaragupta un procès qu'il gagna, fit acquérir au Poñ sacrificateur Siṅ, 1 tloṅ; Rizière à Brahmavira, de chaque pāda est prélevé 1 sanrey; Rizière de Me Heṅ Añ, 1 tloṅ; Rizière Teṁ Vreṅ, 1 tloṅ, 1/2 je; Rizière Teṁ Saṅke, 1 tloṅ, 1/2 je. Total tloṅ.

Referring to three terms used in the inscription, viz., Poñ a honorific title, Yajamāna “sacrificer/donor”, and Kpoñ a honorific title for female deity, Michael Vickery (107) suggests that the inscription is from Ta Keo province like K. 1266 and K. 755.

On the top of the inscribed text, there is a graving of a flourishing lotus with a "string of perls" below it.

Our reading of the glyph of two horizontal strokes in line 17 as the numeral "1/2" is not certain; the glyph should have a vertical stroke on the horizontal strokes.

First edited by George Cœdès (71-72) with a French translation; re-edited here by Kunthea Chhom based on the estampage EFEO n. 1016.

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