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            <title>Navamuni cave Inscription of the time of Uddyotakeśarin year 18</title>
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             <lb n="1"/><ab><g ref="sym:spiral-left" type="symbol">*</g></ab> <p><roleName>śrīmad</roleName>-<persName type="king" key="PSN01002">udyotakesari</persName>-<roleName>devasya</roleName> pravarddhamāne vijaya-rājye samvaT <num value="18">18</num><lb n="2"/>śrī<space unit="character" quantity="1"/>-Ārya-saṁgha-prativaddha-graha-kula-vinirggata-deśī-gaṇa-Ācārya-śrī-kulacandra<lb n="3" break="no"/><space unit="character" quantity="1"/>-bhaṭṭārakasya tasya śiṣya-subhacandrasya<surplus>ḥ</surplus><g ref="sym:doubleBar-strokeLeft" type="punctuation">.</g><g ref="sym:floret-complex" type="punctuation">.</g><g ref="sym:doubleBar-strokeLeft" type="punctuation">.</g><num value="1">1</num></p>
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                     <lem source="bib:Shastri1995_02">Ārya°</lem>
                     <rdg source="bib:Rajaguru1966_01">Āryya</rdg>
                     <note>There is no duplication of the °y° noticeable on the photo.</note>
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                     <lem source="bib:Shastri1995_02 bib:Rajaguru1966_01">°graha-kula°</lem>
                     <rdg source="bib:Panigrahi1961_01">°grahdvāla°</rdg>
                     <note>The reading °<foreign>graha-kula</foreign>° is really clear on the photo and what <bibl><ptr target="bib:Panigrahi1961_01"/></bibl> suggests is not what is written but should be seen as an interpretation or a suggestion for correction of what is engraved in stone.</note>
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                      <note>Here again, there is no doubt for the reading °<foreign>deśī-gaṇa</foreign>° whose <foreign>akṣara</foreign>s are really legible on the photo. What <bibl><ptr target="bib:Panigrahi1961_01"/></bibl> suggests is not what is written but should be seen as an interpretation or a suggestion for correction of what is engraved in stone.</note>
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                     <lem>°Ā<choice><orig>v</orig><reg>c</reg></choice>ārya°</lem>
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                     <rdg source="bib:Rajaguru1966_01">°Ācāryya°</rdg>
                     <rdg source="bib:Panigrahi1961_01">°Āvārya°</rdg>
                     <note>If we compare the appearance of <foreign>akṣara</foreign> <foreign>ca</foreign> used in the words <foreign>kulacandra</foreign> and <foreign>subhacandra</foreign>, it appears more likely to read °Āvārya° as suggested by <bibl><ptr target="bib:Panigrahi1961_01"/></bibl>. However, accepting this reading does not lead to a satisfactory meaning or syntactic construction. Moreover, the proximity of the word <foreign>śiṣya</foreign> <supplied reason="explanation">clearly legible</supplied> and the similarity of the two proper nouns <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>kulacandra</foreign> and <foreign>subhacandra</foreign></supplied> invite to understand a master-pupil relationship between these two and to read <foreign>Ācārya</foreign>. One can also compare this inscription with the other one legible in the same cave <supplied reason="explanation">see <ref target="DHARMA_INSSomavamsin00027.xml">Lalāṭendukesari’s Cave Inscription of Mahābhavagupta Uddyotakesarin Year 5</ref></supplied></note>
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            <p>The year 18 of the increasing and victorious reign of the illustrious Udyotakeśarīdeva. (The work of) Śubhacandra, the disciple of the lord, the illustrious Ācārya Kulacandra, (who) belonged to the graha=kula of the illustrious Ārya congregation (and belonged to) the Desīgaṇa. </p>
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               <p>Hail ! During the year 18 of the glorious king Uddyotakesarin!</p>
               <p>From<note>
                  This is an adverbial genitive which expresses an original value "from" "on the part of" <supplied reason="explanation">see <bibl><ptr target="bib:Renou1975_01"/><citedRange unit="item">222b</citedRange><citedRange unit="page">305</citedRange></bibl></supplied>.  
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               Subhacandra, disciple of the venerable lord Kulacandra, master of the guild Deśī from the Graha corporation, linked to the community of the venerable Ārya (or to the respectful community Ārya).</p>
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               <p>Hommage ! En l'année prospère 18 du règne du glorieux <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>śrī</foreign></supplied> roi <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>deva</foreign></supplied> Uddyotakesarin </p>
               <p>De la part<note>
                  Le génitif employé ici correspond à un génitif adverbial exprimant une valeur d'origine "provenant de", "de la part de" <supplied reason="explanation">sur ce point, voir <bibl><ptr target="bib:Renou1975_01"/><citedRange unit="item">222b</citedRange><citedRange unit="page">305</citedRange></bibl></supplied>.
               </note>
               de Subhacandra, disciple de sa majesté, le vénérable Kulacandra, maître de la confrérie Deśī issue de la corporation des Graha, rattachée à la communauté du respectable Ārya (ou de la respectable communauté Ārya). 
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            <!-- Ācārya lecture āvārya possible voire acceptable en observant la photo. en revanche voir comment construire le sens Āvārya MW 156 having covered having concealed warding off keeping off  Traduction de Panigrahi incohérente car dans 29 il lit avasya et dans soma 48 il propose acarya ? -->
            <!-- Banerjee's translation (given by Panigrahi1981_01 p.138 and also by Rajaguru p.243) : The year 18 of the increasing and victorious reign of the illustrious U(d*)dyotakesari-Deva. (The work of) Śubhacandra, the disciple of the lord the illustrious Ācārya Kulacandra, (who) belonged to the Graha=kula of the illustrious Ārya-congregation (and belonged to) the Deśīgaṇa. (Rather nanditadrathā of the Deśīgaṇa derived from the Graha-kula, belonging to the illustrious Arya-saṅgha. FWT)-->
            <!-- Panigrahi's translation (Panigrahi1981_01 p.138) : In the year 18 of the increasing and victorious reign of Sri Uddyotakesari-deva (this cave temple) belonged to (i.e. was caused to be excavated by) Subhachandra, disciple of Sri Kulachandra Bhataraka, for the abode of the sages belonging to Aryasamgha and coming. One cave temple...  -->
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            <p>The inscription is found on the inner side of the architrave;</p>
            <p>General Cunningham's reading reported by <bibl><ptr target="bib:Beglar+Cunningham1882_01"/></bibl> is the following : <q>Sri Madusyota Kesari Devasya pravarddhanne rajye samvat 18 (?) Sri Arya Sangha prati Vadoha graha kula vivisca (?) de Sri Ganascarya Sri Kalacandra bha***sya*likhya Subha Cnadrasyeh***</q></p>
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           <p>Whereas <bibl><ptr target="bib:Prinsep1837_04"/></bibl> was the first to edit some inscriptions found in Khaṇḍagiri and Udayagiri, he did not edit this one which was first noticed by <bibl><ptr target="bib:Beglar+Cunningham1882_01"/></bibl>, who published it with Cunningham's reading of it in the Archaelogical Survey Report, vol XIII, p. 85, note 1. First published by <bibl><ptr target="bib:Banerji1915-1916_01"/><citedRange unit="page">165-166</citedRange></bibl>. Re-edited here by Amandine Wattelier-Bricout based on the photos taken with Annette Schmiedchen in January 2023.</p>
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