Kanheri Cave 86 Back Wall InscriptionEpiDoc EncodingKelseyMartiniintellectual authorship of editionKelseyMartiniVincentTournierEuropean Research Council (ERC), grant agreement no 809994DHARMAMunichDHARMA_INSKanheri00046.xmlCC BY-SA 4.02019-2026DHARMAbase
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sopārayakasasidhaṃsopārayakasasidhaṃsopārayakasaThere is no room for a sidhaṃgopālitasanāgapalitasanāgapalitasaIt is difficult to determine the reading of the beginning of this name. On the eye-copy it appears to be a single akṣara while the photographs suggest that there is space for two akṣaras, however the first possible akṣara is entirely illegible and may rather be a space (presumably due a fault in the stone).
A cave, the meritorious gift of Gopālita, a jeweler of Sopāra, together with his retinue.
The svastikas at the beginning and end of the inscription are unacknowledged by G and B+B.