Craftsmanship of Vēḷuguṁṇṭha Ācāṟlu
Version: (4f56646), last modified (dde297c).
Translation by Sastri 1969
Śrī Vēḷuguṇṭha ācārlu did the work.
Translation
Śrī Vēḷuguṁṇṭha Ācāṟlu did the work.
Bibliography
The inscription was noted in the Annual Report and first published by J. Ramayya Pantulu (1948, p. 18, № 47). K. M. Sastri re-published the inscription in normalized spelling and provided a translation (1969, p. 283, № 3).
Secondary
ARIE 1921–22. Annual report on Indian epigraphy for the year 1921-1922. Edited by G. Venkoba Rao. Madras: Government Press, 1923. Appendix C/1922, page 79, item 272.
Ramayya Pantulu, Jayanti. 1948. South-Indian inscriptions (texts). Volume X: Telugu inscriptions from the Madras Presidency. South Indian Inscriptions 10. Delhi: Manager of Publications. Page 18, item 47.
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 283, item 3.
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According to the information about the find spot Vēḷuguṁṇṭha Ācāṟlu was entrusted with work regarding the seventh cave temple at Bhairavakoṇḍa (Bhairavakōna).
The form <foreign>kēsiri</foreign> is conservative in that it preserved initial k- instead of c- and is thus possibly indicative of old age. <foreign>Vēḷuguṁṇṭha</foreign> is a place name in the locative case ('thousand ponds'), <foreign>ācāṟlu</foreign> is the Telugu plural of the skt. loanword <foreign>ācārya</foreign> and denotes a craftsman. Confer the similar expression <foreign>pallavācārjya</foreign>- (<bibl><ptr target="bib:Master1947-1948_01"/><citedRange unit="line">24-25</citedRange></bibl>) that contains the name of the dynasty as its first member.
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Commentary
According to the information about the find spot Vēḷuguṁṇṭha Ācāṟlu was entrusted with work regarding the seventh cave temple at Bhairavakoṇḍa (Bhairavakōna). The form kēsiri is conservative in that it preserved initial k- instead of c- and is thus possibly indicative of old age. Vēḷuguṁṇṭha is a place name in the locative case (’thousand ponds’), ācāṟlu is the Telugu plural of the skt. loanword ācārya and denotes a craftsman. Confer the similar expression pallavācārjya- (Master [1956] 1947–1948, ll. 24-25) that contains the name of the dynasty as its first member.