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saghasa hi su pāla nāvikeṇa vase teṇa bhatuṇā ceva Ama bhatuṇā ceva negameṇa Aḍaṇabhatuṇā ceva negameṇa vitukeṇa saha ca mātuya pavaItikāya jamayāya yeva Akha yanivi la sa tu ra cha hi sa ma savasatāṇa hitasu ghathā Akhayanivi ca dinā*

saghasa hi su sa vase vasa teṇa bhatuṇā ceva Ama bhatuṇā ceva negameṇa tanāttaṇā ca vi su maha Aḍaṇabhatuṇā ceva negameṇa vitukeṇa saha Aṭanasa saghārtha ca negama navinakeṇa saha pavaItikāya jamayāya poḍhi deyadhama Akha yanivi la sa tu ra cha hi sa ma Akhanivi ca leṇaṁ datāni

According to West at least two lines preceded l. 1. Only a single akṣara is visible on the eye copy and none remain visible on the stone now.

la sa tu ra cha hi sa ma . This most likely signifies either the basis of the akṣayanivi or the manner in which funds are to be dispersed, however we are unable to currently explain it.

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