Hero stone of Aravaḷa
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Edition
⟨1⟩ svasti śrī cōḻamahārāju[*]
⟨2⟩ maganṟu Aravaḷamahā[***]
⟨3⟩ [**]dipra[**]khamu[***]
⟨4⟩ [1 lost or illegible line]
Translation
Salutation! Aravaḷamahā[...], son of Śrī Cōḻamahārāju [...].
Bibliography
The inscription was noted in the Annual Report (ARIE 1917–18, appendix B/1917, № 798) with a summary of the content and edited by J. Ramayya Pantulu (1948, pp. 331–332, № 602) without translation. K. M. Sastry, while relying on J. Ramayya Pantulu’s edition, gives the following summary: “Mentions Aravaḷa, son of Cōḻamahārāja.” (Sastri 1969, p. 333).
Primary
[ARIE] ARIE 1917–18. G.O. No. 1172, 6th September 1918. Epigraphy. Recording, with remarks, the progress report of the Assistant Archaeological Superintendent for epigraphy, Southern Circle, for the year 1917-1918. Edited by H. Krishna Sastri. No place, 1918. Page 82, appendix B/1917, item 798.
[JRP] Ramayya Pantulu, Jayanti. 1948. South-Indian inscriptions (texts). Volume X: Telugu inscriptions from the Madras Presidency. South Indian Inscriptions 10. Delhi: Manager of Publications. Pages 331–332, item 602.
Secondary
Sastri, Korada Mahadeva. 1969. Historical grammar of Telugu with special reference to Old Telugu c. 200 B.C. - 1000 A.D. Anantapur: Sri Venkateswara Univ. Page 333, item 67.
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The dots used in the edition to indicate lost or unintelligible characters can not clearly be attributed to a certain quantity of characters (one dot may indicate one or more lost or unintelligible characters).
The Annual Report informs us that the inscription was found on a hero stone and states that it <cit><quote>[s]eems to record the death of another hero called Ara[va]ḷa-Mahēndra Raṭṭaguḍi, a subordinate of Chōḻa-Mahārāja</quote><bibl><ptr target="bib:ARIE1917-1918"/><citedRange unit="page">82</citedRange></bibl></cit>.
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Commentary
The text follows the edition of J. Ramayya Pantulu (1948, pp. 331–332, № 602) in absence of a picture. The dots used in the edition to indicate lost or unintelligible characters can not clearly be attributed to a certain quantity of characters (one dot may indicate one or more lost or unintelligible characters). The Annual Report informs us that the inscription was found on a hero stone and states that it “[s]eems to record the death of another hero called Ara[va]ḷa-Mahēndra Raṭṭaguḍi, a subordinate of Chōḻa-Mahārāja” (ARIE 1917–18, p. 82).