Darśi plate, time of [name lost], year [figure lost] author of digital edition Emmanuel Francis European Research Council (ERC), grant agreement no 809994 DHARMA Paris, CEIAS DHARMA_INSPallava00247.xml CC BY-SA 4.0 2019-2026 as per external metadata An stray plate, that is, the first and only available plate of a set made of an unknown number of plates. Contains the initial blessing and the beginning of the royal genealogy. The donor king, whose name is lost, is the great-grandson of the king Vīrakorcavarman, that is, Vīrakurcavarman.

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svasti jitam bhagavatā

śrīmad-vijaya-daśanapurādhiṣṭṭhānāt pa rama-brahmaṇyasya sva-bāhu-balārjjitorjjita-kṣātra-tapo-ni dher vvidhi-vihita-sarvva-maryyādasya sthiti-sthitasyāmitātma no mahārājasya śrī-vīrakorcca-varmmaṇaḥ prapautraḥ Abhyarcchci

svasti svasti °balārjjitorjjita° °balārjjitorjjita° °nidher °nidher °vīrakorcca° See °vīrakorcca° in ..., °vīrakurcca° in ... prapautraḥ prapotraḥ prapoautraḥ Abhyarcchci This lacunose epithet of the grandfather of the donor is probably abhyarccitaśaktisiddhisampanna. See IP 10.

Hail! Victorious is Bhagavat!

From the prosperous and victorious residence of Daśanapura. The great-grandson of the mahārāja Śrī-Vīra-Kōrcavarman, who was very pious, who acquired by the power of his arm a mighty treasure of such penance as becomes the warrior-caste, who ordained all laws according to the sacred scriptures, who was constant in virtue, and whose mind was immeasurable

Salut ! Le Bienheureux est vainqueur !

Depuis l’illustre camp de victoires de Daśanapura, l’arrière-petit-fils du grand roi Śrī-Vīrakorcavarman, très pieux trésor d’austérité qui conquit son puissant royaume à la force de son bras, qui assura le respect de toutes les lois conformément aux prescriptions, qui respecta l’ordre, qui se montra infiniment magnanime

Edited in , with visual documentation. Edited in . Text and summary in (IP 247). Text and French translation in (B 67).

This revised edition by Emmanuel Francis, based on the published visual documentation.

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