# EIAD 78. Memorial pillar from Gangaperuru Arlo Griffiths and Vincent Tournier Authors of digital edition: Arlo Griffiths, Vincent Tournier Identifier: DHARMA_INSEIAD00078 Repository: Early Āndhradeśa (tfb-eiad-epigraphy) File path: texts/xml/DHARMA_INSEIAD00078.xml Language: Middle Indo-Aryan [Script (unspecified)] Commit: 2026-09-22 13:22 (151ff65), last modified 2026-09-21 18:13 (3db1cff) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ## Edition ⟨1⟩ [1+][1×]r[.] Ācariyana(ṁ) _putasa ⟨2⟩ (na)radasagotasa sivadā(sa) gogaha(ṇa)⟨3⟩sagām(e) saga(gatasa) chāy(ā)khaṁbh(o) ## Apparatus ⟨1⟩ [1×] r[.] ⬦ [.]ura Srinivasan 1965–1966; (pari) Parabrahma Sastry 1977. — ⟨1⟩ Ācariyana(ṁ) ⬦ Ācariyanaṁ Srinivasan 1965–1966; Ācariya Parabrahma Sastry 1977. ⟨2⟩ naradasagotasa ⬦ sudasa gonasa Srinivasan 1965–1966; bhārādasa gotasa Parabrahma Sastry 1977. — ⟨2⟩ sivadā(sa) • We expect sivadā(sa)⟨sa⟩, a clear instance of haplography. — ⟨2⟩ gogaha(ṇa) ⬦ gogahane Srinivasan 1965–1966; (gārgabha) Parabrahma Sastry 1977. ⟨3⟩ saga(gata)sa ⬦ sagaha(ta)sa Srinivasan 1965–1966; -sa ge [2×](sa) Parabrahma Sastry 1977. — ⟨3⟩ chāy(ā)khaṁbh(o) ⬦ chāyakhaṁ(bha) Srinivasan 1965–1966; chāya khaṁbha Parabrahma Sastry 1977. ## Translation Memorial pillar of Sivadāsa of the Nārada gotra, son of the (...) masters, who died (lit. went to the heavens, svargagata) in battle, (on the occasion of) a cattle raid. ## Bibliography First edited by Srinivasan 1965–1966 and then by Parabrahma Sastry 1977, p. 1 (1). Although no reference is made to any previous edition, Parabrahma Sastry’s 1977 publication almost certainly concerns the same inscription as that published by Srinivasan. It is re-edited here from published documentation. ### Secondary ARIE Parabrahma Sastry, P. V. 1975. Department of archaeology and Museums, Andhra Pradesh: Annual report on epigraphy, 1967. Epigraphical Series 10. Hyderabad: Govt. of Andhra Pradesh. Page no. 366. Raghunath, K. 2001. The Ikṣvākus of Vijayapuri: A study of the Nagarjunakonda inscriptions. Delhi: Eastern Book Linkers. Page 178 (59A).