K. 1013. Inscribed bronze Nandin statue from Prasat Angkor Wat, probably 12th century

Version: (f68ac07), last modified (d0cd6a8).

Edition

⟨1⟩ ✤bhūbhr̥dgur¿O?r yā duhitā s(a)t⟨ī⟩ ¿s?rī_-ka¿ci?nd(u)sūr¿it?varasānu¿ta?yā_ (mā)tā k⟨u⟩mārasya madopasomā_ som⟨ā⟩rddhadhāri¿nta ṣu?(bha)[m] (mu)[dā](d)[āt·]

Translation into French by Cœdès 1953

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The good woman (satī) who was the daughter (duhitā) of the Guru of the king (bhūbhṛdguroḥ), wife of the son (°sūnujāyā) of Śrīkavīndusūrīśvara, the mother (mātā) of the prince (kumārasya), Madopasomā [by name], gave (adāt) [this] bull (ṛṣabham) with joy (mudā) to [Śiva,] the bearer of the crescent moon (somārdhadhāriṇi).

Bibliography

Edited by Dominic Goodall (Goodall2026_01) with an English translation. Re-edited by Kunthea Chhom from the estampages EFEO n. 1294 and n. 1778.

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