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                <date from="2019" to="2026">2019-2026</date>
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					<lb n="1"/><gap extent="unknown" reason="lost"/>jatradeṃvi O ḅ<supplied reason="lost">i</supplied>ṁ<unclear>ḥ</unclear><gap extent="unknown" reason="lost"/>
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						<lem>jatradeṃvi</lem>
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						<lem>ḅ<supplied reason="lost">i</supplied>ṁ<unclear>ḥ</unclear></lem>
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				<p>Julian K. Wheatley's translation (assuming the text is complete)</p>
				<ab>This is the revered (Queen) Chandradevi.</ab>
				<!-- MM2AG: I agree that °o is a problem. My initial guess was that this says something like 'Candradevī's venerable ... this', but that won't work, because ḅaṁḥ seems to modify preceding nouns, and I'd expect ḅaṁḥ °o (as in the urns) rather than °o ḅaṁḥ, a sequence that only occurs once in the corpus (020.5 RTI 3: doḥr· °o ḅaṁḥ °o pla, perhaps a sequence of verb + nominalizer + adjective + genitive + noun). Cf. how Japanese no does double duty as nominalizer and genitive postposition (though my proposed sequence can't be translated grammatically morpheme-by-morpheme into Japanese). Much work could be done with collocations testing the software I've found, but encoding comes first! -->
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				<p>1. ASI reads the first line as “Jatradevī u bi x x” with a long &lt;ī&gt; absent from Pyu, recognizing the Sanskrit name Candradevī and noting PYU <ref target="DHARMA_INSPYU00017">17</ref> (the sun-moon stele) where the same name is mentioned (<foreign>Mahadevi Sri Jatra</foreign>). Luce speaks of this lady as “Queen Chandradevi”.</p>
				<!-- MM2AG: retain smart quotes in commentary? I have been converting them in Pyu transliteration. -->
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				<!--ASI 1930–34, I, 246-7. — PPPB I, 66, 75 n. 29, 149.-->
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				<p>First reported by U Mya writing in <bibl><ptr target="bib:ASI"/><citedRange>1930–34: I, 246-7</citedRange></bibl>, which notes 2 lines with a total of 7 akṣaras, including the name &lt;jatradevi&gt;, identified as Queen Chandradevi. Luce, in <bibl><ptr target="bib:Luce1985_01"/><citedRange>I, 66, 75 n. 29, 149</citedRange></bibl>, repeats much of what is in ASI in his summary. Re-edited here from published photographs.</p>
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