This is the picture of Candrarāsibhaṭāra who accused (someone) of brahmicide of Kēdārarāśipaṇḍitulu, got in close combat, slew (him), and died.
The text follows the edition of H. Krishna Sastri in 2158 in absence of a picture.
Following the entry in A. R. No. 471 of 1893 Krishna Sastri edited the text which was written on two faces on a stone slab as one entry with continuous line numbering although the two faces evidently display two distinct inscriptions. They are given here as 58a and 58b respectively.
The term rūpu probably refers to a carving that depicts Candrarāśibhaṭāra. However, mention of such a picture is neither made in A. R. nor in .
The spelling śrāpiñci (line 2-3) is a mistake for śāpiñci. Besides 'to curse' śāpiñcu can also mean 'to accuse' (e. g. 752, 754 'tiṭṭu' which also means 'niṁdiṁcu' (381)).
The verb koṇu means 'to take' in most instances but also the meanings 'to prick, peirce, strike down' are attested. The expression caccina 'died' is remarkable since this intransitive verb is not the standard for denoting death in a battle.
Hence, one could surmise that he died a natural death (long) after his successful revenge.