Stela of Rājendravarman of Phnom Sandak (K. 192), 878 Śaka

Editors: Salomé Pichon, George Cœdès.

Identifier: DHARMA_INSCIK00192.

Language: Old Khmer.

Repository: Khmer (tfc-khmer-epigraphy).

Version: 2024-10-05 12:33 (ad5ad7e), last modified 2024-06-27 07:12 (25c6f3e).

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⟨1⟩ ✤jaya siddhi svāsti 878 śaka Aṣṭami ket(·) puṣya candravāra nu mān(·) vraḥ ⟨2⟩ śāsana dhūli vraḥ pāda dhūli jeṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ vraḥ pāda kaṁmrateṅ(·) Añ¡a!⟨·⟩ ta mratāñ¡a!⟨·⟩ khloñ¡a!⟨·⟩ vnaṁ kaṁmra⟨3⟩teṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ jagat¡a!⟨·⟩ śivapura nu mratāñ(·) śrīvirendravijaya thve pāñjiy¡a!⟨·⟩ ¿ś?⟨g⟩i qnak¡a!⟨·⟩ steṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ Añ¡a!⟨·⟩ Ācā⟨4⟩⟨⟨ryya bha⟩⟩⟦ryya⟧⟨⟨gavan¡a!⟨·⟩⟩⟩ nu yā kaṁmrateṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ Añ¡a!⟨·⟩ rājaputra Āy¡a!⟨·⟩ vnur¡a!⟨·⟩ vinau ta qcas¡a!⟨·⟩ nu kaṁmrateṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ Añ¡a!⟨·⟩ ta kanmyaṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ ⟨5⟩ ta phqvan¡a!⟨·⟩ nu dravya ta mān¡a!⟨·⟩ phoṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ khñuṁ thmur¡a!⟨·⟩ krapi taṁmrya qseḥ svok¡a!⟨·⟩ vaudi gadāha sruk¡a!⟨·⟩ ⟨6⟩ sre khñuṁ vraḥ vleṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ man¡a!⟨·⟩ kalpa[nā] gho kansat¡a!⟨·⟩ gho vara gho bhāja tai kandhan¡a!⟨·⟩ tai kandic¡a!⟨·⟩ tai ⟨7⟩ khnap¡a!⟨·⟩ kulā ka(ṁ)pit· tai mādhavi tai kanteṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ tai laṅgāyā tai phEk¡a!⟨·⟩ tai panlās¡a!⟨·⟩ tai bhadra ⟨8⟩ gho thgot¡a!⟨·⟩ gho kañyuṁs(·) gho L̥m̐ta gho kaṁvan¡a!⟨·⟩ kvala piṅgala tai gandha tai ka(ṁ)vrau tai kaṅvāt¡a!⟨·⟩ ⟨9⟩ gho ranoc¡a!⟨·⟩ kvala saṁvara gho kaṁvrau Ātmāpradāna tai kan¡a!⟨·⟩As¡a!⟨·⟩ tai ¡kana!⟨kan⟩hyaṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ tai jvik¡a!⟨·⟩ tai kaṁprvat¡a!⟨·⟩ ⟨10⟩ tai saṁAp¡a!⟨·⟩ tai kañjā tai Utpala kvala caṁlāk¡a!⟨·⟩ tai saṁAp¡a!⟨·⟩ kvan¡a!⟨·⟩ saṁAp¡a!⟨·⟩ phoṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ tai kaṁpit¡a!⟨·⟩ nu kvan¡a!⟨·⟩ ⟨11⟩ kaṁpit¡a!⟨·⟩ phoṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ tai ka¡ñ!⟨ñc⟩ān¡a!⟨·⟩ tai kaṁpit¡a!⟨·⟩ nu kvan· kaṁpit¡a!⟨·⟩ phoṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ tai pindā tai thpal¡a!⟨·⟩ gi jmaḥh¡a!⟨·⟩ kvan¡a!⟨·⟩ pindā ⟨12⟩ nu tai kan¡a!⟨·⟩In¡a!⟨·⟩ tai panheṁ gho kan¡a!⟨·⟩rāk¡a!⟨·⟩ gho varmmaśiva gho kaṁvrau gho gandha gho panlas¡a!⟨·⟩ gho ⟨13⟩ Amr̥ta gho kanso gho thleṁ gho kaṁvās¡a!⟨·⟩ tai dharmma si panheṁ phaqvan¡a!⟨·⟩ panheṁ vyar¡a!⟨·⟩ tai kra tai Utpa⟨14⟩la sot¡a!⟨·⟩ gho kaṁpur(·) tai panlās¡a!⟨·⟩ kvan(·) panlās¡a!⟨·⟩ phoṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ tai saṁAp¡a!⟨·⟩ tai pandān¡a!⟨·⟩ nu kvan¡a!⟨·⟩ pandān· ⟨15⟩ vrai tāñ¡a!⟨·⟩ tiṁ tai pandān(·) gho mahendra tai kañcu nu kvan¡a!⟨·⟩ kañcu phoṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ qme panlās¡a!⟨·⟩ nu panlās(·) ⟨16⟩ daya vāp¡a!⟨·⟩ gap¡a!⟨·⟩ nu gaṇā vāp(·) phoṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ tai srāc ta vraḥ nu kvan¡a!⟨·⟩ phoṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ tai kaṁpit¡a!⟨·⟩ sot¡a!⟨·⟩ nu kvan¡a!⟨·⟩ ⟨17⟩ phoṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ tai chke tai kaṁpur¡a!⟨·⟩ nu ⟨kvan⟩ kaṁpur¡a!⟨·⟩ phoṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ sre Aṁvi jeṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ vraḥ daṁnapp¡a!⟨·⟩ cap¡a!⟨·⟩ travāṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ svāy¡¿ā?⟨a⟩!⟨·⟩ dau lvaḥ ⟨18⟩ stuk¡a!⟨·⟩ krapi lvaḥ Īśānapada nu sruk¡a!⟨·⟩ phle gi sruk¡a!⟨·⟩ pās¡a!⟨·⟩ khmau nu sre phle gi sre Aṁve vāp¡a!⟨·⟩ śikhā⟨19⟩śānti Āy¡a!⟨·⟩ vrai patau nu chpār¡a!⟨·⟩ phle gi sre pās¡a!⟨·⟩ khyal¡a!⟨·⟩ sre vak¡a!⟨·⟩ dnyāṁ nu chpār¡a!⟨·⟩ phle gi sre caṁnāṁ ⟨20⟩ steṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ Añ¡a!⟨·⟩ Āy¡a!⟨·⟩ vyoma sre caṁnāṁ steṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ Añ¡a!⟨·⟩ Āy¡a!⟨·⟩ stuk¡a!⟨·⟩ ransi jmaḥ canhvar¡a!⟨·⟩ vracca neḥ ⟨21⟩ gi Aṁpālla gi javānatala ◯

⟨1⟩ ✤jaya siddhi svāsti 878 śaka Aṣṭami ket(·) puṣya candravāra nu mān(·) vraḥ 
⟨2⟩ śāsana dhūli vraḥ pāda dhūli jeṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ vraḥ pāda kaṁmrateṅ(·) Añ¡a!⟨·⟩ ta mratāñ¡a!⟨·⟩ khloñ¡a!⟨·⟩ vnaṁ kaṁmra-
⟨3⟩ teṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ jagat¡a!⟨·⟩ śivapura nu mratāñ(·) śrīvirendravijaya thve pāñjiy¡a!⟨·⟩ ¿ś?⟨g⟩i qnak¡a!⟨·⟩ steṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ Añ¡a!⟨·⟩ Ācā-
⟨4⟩ ⟨⟨ryya bha⟩⟩⟦ryya⟧⟨⟨gavan¡a!⟨·⟩⟩⟩ nu yā kaṁmrateṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ Añ¡a!⟨·⟩ rājaputra Āy¡a!⟨·⟩ vnur¡a!⟨·⟩ vinau ta qcas¡a!⟨·⟩ nu kaṁmrateṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ Añ¡a!⟨·⟩ ta kanmyaṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ 
⟨5⟩ ta phqvan¡a!⟨·⟩ nu dravya ta mān¡a!⟨·⟩ phoṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ khñuṁ thmur¡a!⟨·⟩ krapi taṁmrya qseḥ svok¡a!⟨·⟩ vaudi gadāha  sruk¡a!⟨·⟩ 
⟨6⟩ sre khñuṁ vraḥ vleṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ man¡a!⟨·⟩ kalpa[nā] gho kansat¡a!⟨·⟩ gho vara gho bhāja tai kandhan¡a!⟨·⟩ tai kandic¡a!⟨·⟩ tai 
⟨7⟩ khnap¡a!⟨·⟩ kulā ka(ṁ)pit· tai mādhavi tai kanteṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ tai laṅgāyā tai phEk¡a!⟨·⟩ tai panlās¡a!⟨·⟩ tai bhadra 
⟨8⟩ gho thgot¡a!⟨·⟩ gho kañyuṁs(·)  gho L̥m̐ta gho kaṁvan¡a!⟨·⟩ kvala piṅgala tai gandha tai ka(ṁ)vrau tai kaṅvāt¡a!⟨·⟩ 
⟨9⟩ gho ranoc¡a!⟨·⟩ kvala saṁvara gho kaṁvrau Ātmāpradāna tai kan¡a!⟨·⟩As¡a!⟨·⟩ tai ¡kana!⟨kan⟩hyaṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ tai jvik¡a!⟨·⟩ tai kaṁprvat¡a!⟨·⟩ 
⟨10⟩ tai saṁAp¡a!⟨·⟩ tai kañjā tai Utpala kvala caṁlāk¡a!⟨·⟩ tai saṁAp¡a!⟨·⟩ kvan¡a!⟨·⟩ saṁAp¡a!⟨·⟩ phoṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ tai kaṁpit¡a!⟨·⟩ nu kvan¡a!⟨·⟩ 
⟨11⟩ kaṁpit¡a!⟨·⟩ phoṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ tai ka¡ñ!⟨ñc⟩ān¡a!⟨·⟩ tai kaṁpit¡a!⟨·⟩ nu kvan· kaṁpit¡a!⟨·⟩ phoṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ tai pindā tai thpal¡a!⟨·⟩ gi jmaḥh¡a!⟨·⟩ kvan¡a!⟨·⟩ pindā 
⟨12⟩ nu tai kan¡a!⟨·⟩In¡a!⟨·⟩ tai panheṁ gho kan¡a!⟨·⟩rāk¡a!⟨·⟩ gho varmmaśiva gho kaṁvrau gho gandha gho panlas¡a!⟨·⟩ gho 
⟨13⟩ Amr̥ta gho kanso gho thleṁ gho kaṁvās¡a!⟨·⟩ tai dharmma si panheṁ phaqvan¡a!⟨·⟩ panheṁ vyar¡a!⟨·⟩ tai kra tai Utpa-
⟨14⟩ la _ sot¡a!⟨·⟩ gho kaṁpur(·) tai panlās¡a!⟨·⟩ kvan(·) panlās¡a!⟨·⟩ phoṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ tai saṁAp¡a!⟨·⟩ tai pandān¡a!⟨·⟩ nu kvan¡a!⟨·⟩ pandān· 
⟨15⟩ vrai tāñ¡a!⟨·⟩ tiṁ tai pandān(·) gho mahendra tai kañcu nu kvan¡a!⟨·⟩ kañcu phoṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ qme panlās¡a!⟨·⟩ nu panlās(·) 
⟨16⟩ daya vāp¡a!⟨·⟩ gap¡a!⟨·⟩ nu gaṇā vāp(·) phoṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ tai srāc ta vraḥ nu kvan¡a!⟨·⟩ phoṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ tai kaṁpit¡a!⟨·⟩ sot¡a!⟨·⟩ nu kvan¡a!⟨·⟩ 
⟨17⟩ phoṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ tai chke tai kaṁpur¡a!⟨·⟩ nu ⟨kvan⟩ kaṁpur¡a!⟨·⟩ phoṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ sre Aṁvi jeṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ vraḥ daṁnapp¡a!⟨·⟩ cap¡a!⟨·⟩ travāṅ¡a!⟨·⟩    svāy¡¿ā?⟨a⟩!⟨·⟩ dau lvaḥ 
⟨18⟩ stuk¡a!⟨·⟩ krapi lvaḥ Īśānapada nu sruk¡a!⟨·⟩ phle gi sruk¡a!⟨·⟩ pās¡a!⟨·⟩ khmau nu sre phle gi sre Aṁve vāp¡a!⟨·⟩ śikhā-
⟨19⟩ śānti Āy¡a!⟨·⟩ vrai patau nu chpār¡a!⟨·⟩ phle gi sre pās¡a!⟨·⟩ khyal¡a!⟨·⟩ sre vak¡a!⟨·⟩ dnyāṁ nu chpār¡a!⟨·⟩ phle gi sre caṁnāṁ 
⟨20⟩ steṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ Añ¡a!⟨·⟩ Āy¡a!⟨·⟩ vyoma sre caṁnāṁ steṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ Añ¡a!⟨·⟩ Āy¡a!⟨·⟩ stuk¡a!⟨·⟩ ransi jmaḥ canhvar¡a!⟨·⟩ vracca neḥ 
⟨21⟩ gi Aṁpālla gi javānatala ◯  

⟨1⟩ ✤jaya siddhi svāsti 878 śaka Aṣṭami ket(·) puṣya candravāra nu mān(·) vraḥ ⟨2⟩ śāsana dhūli vraḥ pāda dhūli jeṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ vraḥ pāda kaṁmrateṅ(·) Añ¡a!⟨·⟩ ta mratāñ¡a!⟨·⟩ khloñ¡a!⟨·⟩ vnaṁ kaṁmra⟨3⟩teṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ jagat¡a!⟨·⟩ śivapura nu mratāñ(·) śrīvirendravijaya thve pāñjiy¡a!⟨·⟩ ¿ś?⟨g⟩i qnak¡a!⟨·⟩ steṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ Añ¡a!⟨·⟩ Ācā⟨4⟩⟨⟨ryya bha⟩⟩⟦ryya⟧⟨⟨gavan¡a!⟨·⟩⟩⟩ nu yā kaṁmrateṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ Añ¡a!⟨·⟩ rājaputra Āy¡a!⟨·⟩ vnur¡a!⟨·⟩ vinau ta qcas¡a!⟨·⟩ nu kaṁmrateṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ Añ¡a!⟨·⟩ ta kanmyaṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ ⟨5⟩ ta phqvan¡a!⟨·⟩ nu dravya ta mān¡a!⟨·⟩ phoṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ khñuṁ thmur¡a!⟨·⟩ krapi taṁmrya qseḥ svok¡a!⟨·⟩ vaudi gadāha sruk¡a!⟨·⟩ ⟨6⟩ sre khñuṁ vraḥ vleṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ man¡a!⟨·⟩ kalpa[nā] gho kansat¡a!⟨·⟩ gho vara gho bhāja tai kandhan¡a!⟨·⟩ tai kandic¡a!⟨·⟩ tai ⟨7⟩ khnap¡a!⟨·⟩ kulā ka(ṁ)pit· tai mādhavi tai kanteṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ tai laṅgāyā tai phEk¡a!⟨·⟩ tai panlās¡a!⟨·⟩ tai bhadra ⟨8⟩ gho thgot¡a!⟨·⟩ gho kañyuṁs(·) gho L̥m̐ta gho kaṁvan¡a!⟨·⟩ kvala piṅgala tai gandha tai ka(ṁ)vrau tai kaṅvāt¡a!⟨·⟩ ⟨9⟩ gho ranoc¡a!⟨·⟩ kvala saṁvara gho kaṁvrau Ātmāpradāna tai kan¡a!⟨·⟩As¡a!⟨·⟩ tai ¡kana!⟨kan⟩hyaṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ tai jvik¡a!⟨·⟩ tai kaṁprvat¡a!⟨·⟩ ⟨10⟩ tai saṁAp¡a!⟨·⟩ tai kañjā tai Utpala kvala caṁlāk¡a!⟨·⟩ tai saṁAp¡a!⟨·⟩ kvan¡a!⟨·⟩ saṁAp¡a!⟨·⟩ phoṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ tai kaṁpit¡a!⟨·⟩ nu kvan¡a!⟨·⟩ ⟨11⟩ kaṁpit¡a!⟨·⟩ phoṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ tai ka¡ñ!⟨ñc⟩ān¡a!⟨·⟩ tai kaṁpit¡a!⟨·⟩ nu kvan· kaṁpit¡a!⟨·⟩ phoṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ tai pindā tai thpal¡a!⟨·⟩ gi jmaḥh¡a!⟨·⟩ kvan¡a!⟨·⟩ pindā ⟨12⟩ nu tai kan¡a!⟨·⟩In¡a!⟨·⟩ tai panheṁ gho kan¡a!⟨·⟩rāk¡a!⟨·⟩ gho varmmaśiva gho kaṁvrau gho gandha gho panlas¡a!⟨·⟩ gho ⟨13⟩ Amr̥ta gho kanso gho thleṁ gho kaṁvās¡a!⟨·⟩ tai dharmma si panheṁ phaqvan¡a!⟨·⟩ panheṁ vyar¡a!⟨·⟩ tai kra tai Utpa⟨14⟩la _ sot¡a!⟨·⟩ gho kaṁpur(·) tai panlās¡a!⟨·⟩ kvan(·) panlās¡a!⟨·⟩ phoṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ tai saṁAp¡a!⟨·⟩ tai pandān¡a!⟨·⟩ nu kvan¡a!⟨·⟩ pandān· ⟨15⟩ vrai tāñ¡a!⟨·⟩ tiṁ tai pandān(·) gho mahendra tai kañcu nu kvan¡a!⟨·⟩ kañcu phoṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ qme panlās¡a!⟨·⟩ nu panlās(·) ⟨16⟩ daya vāp¡a!⟨·⟩ gap¡a!⟨·⟩ nu gaṇā vāp(·) phoṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ tai srāc ta vraḥ nu kvan¡a!⟨·⟩ phoṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ tai kaṁpit¡a!⟨·⟩ sot¡a!⟨·⟩ nu kvan¡a!⟨·⟩ ⟨17⟩ phoṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ tai chke tai kaṁpur¡a!⟨·⟩ nu ⟨kvan⟩ kaṁpur¡a!⟨·⟩ phoṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ sre Aṁvi jeṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ vraḥ daṁnapp¡a!⟨·⟩ cap¡a!⟨·⟩ travāṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ svāy¡¿ā?⟨a⟩!⟨·⟩ dau lvaḥ ⟨18⟩ stuk¡a!⟨·⟩ krapi lvaḥ Īśānapada nu sruk¡a!⟨·⟩ phle gi sruk¡a!⟨·⟩ pās¡a!⟨·⟩ khmau nu sre phle gi sre Aṁve vāp¡a!⟨·⟩ śikhā⟨19⟩śānti Āy¡a!⟨·⟩ vrai patau nu chpār¡a!⟨·⟩ phle gi sre pās¡a!⟨·⟩ khyal¡a!⟨·⟩ sre vak¡a!⟨·⟩ dnyāṁ nu chpār¡a!⟨·⟩ phle gi sre caṁnāṁ ⟨20⟩ steṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ Añ¡a!⟨·⟩ Āy¡a!⟨·⟩ vyoma sre caṁnāṁ steṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ Añ¡a!⟨·⟩ Āy¡a!⟨·⟩ stuk¡a!⟨·⟩ ransi jmaḥ canhvar¡a!⟨·⟩ vracca neḥ ⟨21⟩ gi Aṁpālla gi javānatala ◯

Apparatus

⟨3⟩ śivapura • One could also read śivapuri. However, the reoccurence in epigraphy of the term śivapura led me to think that the round part on the top of the ra must be an overly accentuated hook. — ⟨3⟩ śrivirendravijaya ⬦ śrīvirendravijaya C. — ⟨3⟩ pāñjiy¡a!⟨·⟩ ⬦ pāñjiya C.

⟨8⟩ thgot¡a!⟨·⟩ ⬦ thkot· C. — ⟨8⟩ kañyuṁs(·) ⬦ kañyus· C.

⟨9⟩ ranoc¡a!⟨·⟩ ⬦ noc· C. — ⟨9⟩ kanahyaṅ¡a!⟨·⟩ ⬦ kanhyaṅ· C.

⟨11⟩ ka¡ñ!⟨ñc⟩ān¡a!⟨·⟩ ⬦ kañcān· C.

⟨12⟩ panheṁ ⬦ panhyeṁ C.

⟨13⟩ panheṁ ⬦ panhyeṁ C. — ⟨13⟩ panheṁ ⬦ panhyeṁ C.

⟨17⟩ svāyā ⬦ svāy· C.

Translation into French by Salomé Pichon

(1–6) Victoire ! Succès ! Prospérité ! En 878 śaka, le huitième (tithi) de la quinzaine claire de Puṣya, un lundi, il y eut un ordre royal du dhūli vraḥ pāda dhūli jeṅ vraḥ pāda kamrateṅ ’añ (Rājendravarman II), au mratāñ chef de sanctuaire du kamrateṅ jagat de Śivapurī ainsi qu’au mratāñ Śrī Vīrendravijaya de faire un registre des gens du steṅ añ Ācārya Bhagavan, de la grand-mère (yā) du kamrateṅ añ Rājaputra (le prince) à Vnur Vinau, l’aîné, et du kamrateṅ añ [le prince] son cadet, ainsi que de l’ensemble des biens qu’ils possèdent : esclaves, bœufs, buffles, éléphants, chevaux, plateaux, cruches, chaudrons, villages, rizières.

(6–17) Les esclaves [chargés du maintien] du feu sacré qui [y] ont été assignés sont gho Kansat, gho Vara, gho Bhāja, tai Kandhan, tai Kandic, tai Khnap, la famille de Kaṁpit, tai Mādhavi, tai Kanteṅ, tai Laṅgāyā, tai Ph’ek, tai Panlās, tai Bhadra, gho Thgot, gho Kañyuṁs, gho L̥m̐ta, gho Kaṁvan Kvala Piṅgala, tai Gandha, tai Kaṁvrau, tai Kaṅvāt, gho Ranoc Kvala Saṁvara, gho Kaṁvrau Ātmāpradāna, tai Kanas, tai Kanhyaṅ, tai Jvik, tai Kaṁprvat, tai Sam’ap, tai Kañjā, tai Utpala Kvala Caṁlāk, tai Saṁ’ap [et] tous ses enfants, tai Kaṁpit et tous ses enfants, tai Kañcān, tai Kaṁpit et tous ses enfants, tai Pindā, tai Thpal nommée enfant de Pindā et tai Kan’in, tai Panheṁ, gho Kanrāk, gho Varmaśiva, gho Kaṁvrau, gho Gandha, gho Panlas, gho Amr̥ta, gho Kanso, gho Thleṁ, gho Kaṁvās, tai Dharma, si Panheṁ [et] ses deux cadets, tai Kra, une autre tai Utpala, gho Kaṁpur, tai Panlās [et] tous ses enfants, tai Saṁ’ap, tai Pandān et ses enfants : Vrai, Tāñ [et] Tiṁ, tai Pandān, gho Mahendra, tai Kañcu et tous ses enfants, le chef des remplaçants et des remplaçants volontaires : le vāp Gap et l’ensemble du groupe de travail du vāp, tai Srāc Ta Vraḥ et tous ses enfants, une autre tai Kaṁpit et tous ses enfants, tai Chke, tai Kaṁpur et tous ses enfants ?.

(17–20) La rizière, à partir du pied la sainte digue qui retient le Travāṅ Svāy (le bassin des manguiers) continuant jusqu’à Stuk Krapi (l’étang ou le bosquet des buffles), jusqu’à Īśānapada avec le village qui en dépend. Le village de Pās Khmau (la vigne noire?) ainsi que la rizière qui en dépend. La rizière fondée par vāp Śikhāśanti à Vrai Patau (forêt de rotins) ainsi que le parc qui en dépend. La rizière de Pās Khyal (la vigne au sud?). La rizière de Vak Dnyāṁ (porter le joug?) ainsi que le parc qui en dépend. La rizière pourvoyant aux besoins du steṅ añ à Vyoma. La rizière pourvoyant aux besoins du steṅ añ à Stuk Ransi (l’étang ou le bosquet des bambous) nommée Canhvar Vrac (fossé des bambous).

(20–21) L’intégralité de ces [rizières] est javānatala.

Translation into French by Cœdès 1937–1966

(1–6) En 878 śaka, huitième jour de la lune croissante de Puṣya, lundi, il y eut un ordre de Sa Majesté au Mratāñ chef de sanctuaire (khloñ vnaṁ) du K. J. de Śivapura et à Mratāñ Śrī Vīrendravijaya, de faire la liste des gens du Steṅ Añ Ācārya Bhagavan, de Yā K. A. Rājaputra à Vnur Vinau (tertre des orangers du Malabar) le vieux, et de K. A. le jeune son frère, ainsi que [celle] de tous leurs biens, esclaves, bœufs, buffles, éléphants, chevaux, plateaux, vases, bassines, villages, rizières.

(6–17) Esclaves du feu sacré qui sont affectés [au temple] (suit la liste d’une vingtaine de gho et d’une quarantaine de tai avec leurs enfants).

(17–20) Rizière, à partir du pied de la sainte digue qui retient [l’eau de] Travāṅ Svāy (bassin des manguiers) jusqu’à Stuk Krapi (mare à buffles), jusqu’à Īśānapada, avec le village qui en dépend ; village de Pās Khmau avec la rizière qui en dépend ; rizière au delà de Vāp Śikhāśanti à Vrai Patau (forêt de rotins) avec le jardin qui en dépend ; rizière de Pās Khyal ; rizière de Vak Dnyāṁ avec le jardin qui en dépend ; rizière prestataire de Steṅ Añ à Vyoma ; rizière prestataire de Steṅ Añ à Stuk Ransi (mare des bambous), nommée Canhvar Vrac.

(21) Toutes ces rizières sont javānatala.

Commentary

In modern khmer, the virāma is no longer in use to differentiate akṣaras to be pronounced with and without inherent -a. Therefore, in transcribing modern Khmer, one must decide to include the -a or not based on one’s understanding of the word-structure of the given text. In editing the present inscription, which use virāma much more sparingly than is the norm in Old Khmer, it would seem that George Cœdès has applied the same transcription mode. Since his transliteration system, anyhow never explicitly represent virāma, the difference between actually present virāma and editorially suppresed inherent -a is invisible in his edition. In order to avoid an edited text with an abnormally high precentage of a-final words, I have made copious use of the tag ¡a!⟨·⟩.

(2) dhūli vraḥ pāda dhūli jeṅ vraḥ pāda kamrateṅ ’añ is a royal honorific title alluding to Rājendravarman II.

(4) Concerning the encoding of "ryya bhagavan·", at the beggining of l. 4 : the scribe has most likely erased an already written "ryya" because he forgot to leave some space for "bhagavan·". Therefore, the syllables "ryya bha" were re-written in the margin, followed by "ghavan·", inscribed over the original "ryya" that we still can distinguished underneath.

(10–11) There are a lot of name repetitions in this list. In thoses lines, for instance, the names Sam’ap and Kaṁpit are used to designate several individuals.

(15) qme panlās nu panlās daya : one translation of the word qme by Jenner is "chief". He used it to translate me kñuṁ in K. 956. I decided to choose an analogue meaning for this translation. Panlās could therefore designate the substitutes slaves that this chief commands.

(21) As Cœdès explained, javānatala is an unclear expression, only found in this inscription. If tala means "ground", javāna does not mean anything. A possible correction would be jīvanatala, meaning "lands of subsistence", but that would imply a lot of modifications.

Bibliography

First studied by Etienne Aymonier (1900, vol. 1, pp. 393–394). Edited later by George Cœdès with a French translation (1937–1966, vol. 6, pp. 128–130). Re-edited here by Salomé Pichon based on EFEO estampage n. 762. Note that the editio princeps ignores the difference between consonant-final words written with virāma and words where a virāma is expected but not written.

Primary

[A] Aymonier, Etienne. 1900. Le Cambodge: Le royaume actuel. Paris: Ernest Leroux. [URL]. Volume 1, pages 393–394.

[C] Cœdès, George. 1937–1966. Inscriptions du Cambodge I-VIII. Collection de textes et documents sur l'Indochine 3. Hanoi; Paris: Imprimerie d'Extrême-Orient. Volume 6, pages 128–130.

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<rdg source="bib:Coedes1937-1966_01">pāñjiya</rdg>

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<lem>thgot<choice><orig>a</orig><reg>·</reg></choice></lem>

<rdg source="bib:Coedes1937-1966_01">thkot·</rdg>

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<lem>kañyuṁs<unclear>·</unclear></lem>

<rdg source="bib:Coedes1937-1966_01">kañyus·</rdg>

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<lem>ranoc<choice><orig>a</orig><reg>·</reg></choice></lem>

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<lem>kanahyaṅ<choice><orig>a</orig><reg>·</reg></choice></lem>

<rdg source="bib:Coedes1937-1966_01">kanhyaṅ·</rdg>

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<rdg source="bib:Coedes1937-1966_01">kañcān·</rdg>

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<rdg source="bib:Coedes1937-1966_01">panhyeṁ</rdg>

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<lem>panheṁ</lem>

<rdg source="bib:Coedes1937-1966_01">panhyeṁ</rdg>

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<lem>panheṁ</lem>

<rdg source="bib:Coedes1937-1966_01">panhyeṁ</rdg>

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<lem>svāyā</lem>

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<p n="1-6"> Victoire ! Succès ! Prospérité ! En 878 śaka, le huitième <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>tithi</foreign></supplied> de la quinzaine claire de Puṣya, un lundi, il y eut un ordre royal du <foreign>dhūli vraḥ pāda dhūli jeṅ vraḥ pāda kamrateṅ 'añ</foreign> <supplied reason="explanation">Rājendravarman II</supplied>, au <foreign>mratāñ</foreign> chef de sanctuaire du <foreign>kamrateṅ jagat</foreign> de Śivapurī ainsi qu’au <foreign>mratāñ</foreign> Śrī Vīrendravijaya de faire un registre des gens du <foreign>steṅ añ</foreign> Ācārya Bhagavan, de la grand-mère <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>yā</foreign></supplied> du <foreign>kamrateṅ añ</foreign> Rājaputra <supplied reason="explanation">le prince</supplied> à Vnur Vinau, l'aîné, et du <foreign>kamrateṅ añ</foreign> <supplied reason="subaudible">le prince</supplied> son cadet, ainsi que de l'ensemble des biens qu'ils possèdent : esclaves, bœufs, buffles, éléphants, chevaux, plateaux, cruches, chaudrons, villages, rizières.</p>

<p n="6-17"> Les esclaves <supplied reason="subaudible">chargés du maintien</supplied> du feu sacré qui <supplied reason="subaudible">y</supplied> ont été assignés sont <foreign>gho</foreign> Kansat, <foreign>gho</foreign> Vara, <foreign>gho</foreign> Bhāja, <foreign>tai</foreign> Kandhan, <foreign>tai</foreign> Kandic, <foreign>tai</foreign> Khnap, la famille de Kaṁpit, <foreign>tai</foreign> Mādhavi, <foreign>tai</foreign> Kanteṅ, <foreign>tai</foreign> Laṅgāyā, <foreign>tai</foreign> Ph'ek, <foreign>tai</foreign> Panlās, <foreign>tai</foreign> Bhadra, <foreign>gho</foreign> Thgot, <foreign>gho</foreign> Kañyuṁs, <foreign>gho</foreign> L̥m̐ta, <foreign>gho</foreign> Kaṁvan Kvala Piṅgala, <foreign>tai</foreign> Gandha, <foreign>tai</foreign> Kaṁvrau, <foreign>tai</foreign> Kaṅvāt, <foreign>gho</foreign> Ranoc Kvala Saṁvara, <foreign>gho</foreign> Kaṁvrau Ātmāpradāna, <foreign>tai</foreign> Kanas, <foreign>tai</foreign> Kanhyaṅ, <foreign>tai</foreign> Jvik, <foreign>tai</foreign> Kaṁprvat, <foreign>tai</foreign> Sam'ap, <foreign>tai</foreign> Kañjā, <foreign>tai</foreign> Utpala Kvala Caṁlāk, <foreign>tai</foreign> Saṁ'ap <supplied reason="subaudible">et</supplied> tous ses enfants, <foreign>tai</foreign> Kaṁpit et tous ses enfants, <foreign>tai</foreign> Kañcān, <foreign>tai</foreign> Kaṁpit et tous ses enfants, <foreign>tai</foreign> Pindā, <foreign>tai</foreign> Thpal nommée enfant de Pindā et <foreign>tai</foreign> Kan'in, <foreign>tai</foreign> Panheṁ, <foreign>gho</foreign> Kanrāk, <foreign>gho</foreign> Varmaśiva, <foreign>gho</foreign> Kaṁvrau, <foreign>gho</foreign> Gandha, <foreign>gho</foreign> Panlas, <foreign>gho</foreign> Amr̥ta, <foreign>gho</foreign> Kanso, <foreign>gho</foreign> Thleṁ, <foreign>gho</foreign> Kaṁvās, <foreign>tai</foreign> Dharma, <foreign>si</foreign> Panheṁ <supplied reason="subaudible">et</supplied> ses deux cadets, <foreign>tai</foreign> Kra, une autre <foreign>tai</foreign> Utpala, <foreign>gho</foreign> Kaṁpur, <foreign>tai</foreign> Panlās <supplied reason="subaudible">et</supplied> tous ses enfants, <foreign>tai</foreign> Saṁ'ap, <foreign>tai</foreign> Pandān et ses enfants : Vrai, Tāñ <supplied reason="subaudible">et</supplied> Tiṁ, <foreign>tai</foreign> Pandān, <foreign>gho</foreign> Mahendra, <foreign>tai</foreign> Kañcu et tous ses enfants, le chef des remplaçants et des remplaçants volontaires : le <foreign>vāp</foreign> Gap et l'ensemble du groupe de travail du <foreign>vāp</foreign>, <foreign>tai</foreign> Srāc Ta Vraḥ et tous ses enfants, une autre <foreign>tai</foreign> Kaṁpit et tous ses enfants, <foreign>tai</foreign> Chke, <foreign>tai</foreign> Kaṁpur et tous ses enfants ?.</p>

<p n="17-20">La rizière, à partir du pied la sainte digue qui retient le Travāṅ Svāy <supplied reason="explanation">le bassin des manguiers</supplied> continuant jusqu’à Stuk Krapi <supplied reason="explanation">l'étang ou le bosquet des buffles</supplied>, jusqu’à Īśānapada avec le village qui en dépend. Le village de Pās Khmau <supplied reason="explanation" cert="low">la vigne noire</supplied> ainsi que la rizière qui en dépend. La rizière fondée par <foreign>vāp</foreign> Śikhāśanti à Vrai Patau <supplied reason="explanation">forêt de rotins</supplied> ainsi que le parc qui en dépend. La rizière de Pās Khyal <supplied reason="explanation" cert="low">la vigne au sud</supplied>. La rizière de Vak Dnyāṁ <supplied reason="explanation" cert="low">porter le joug</supplied> ainsi que le parc qui en dépend. La rizière pourvoyant aux besoins  du <foreign>steṅ añ</foreign> à Vyoma. La rizière pourvoyant aux besoins du <foreign>steṅ añ</foreign> à Stuk Ransi <supplied reason="explanation">l’étang ou le bosquet des bambous</supplied> nommée Canhvar Vrac <supplied reason="explanation">fossé des bambous</supplied>.</p>

<p n="20-21">L’intégralité de ces <supplied reason="subaudible">rizières</supplied> est <foreign>javānatala</foreign>.</p>

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<p n="1-6">En 878 śaka, huitième jour de la lune croissante de Puṣya, lundi, il y eut un ordre de Sa Majesté au Mratāñ chef de sanctuaire <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>khloñ vnaṁ</foreign></supplied> du K. J. de Śivapura et à Mratāñ Śrī Vīrendravijaya, de faire la liste des gens du Steṅ Añ Ācārya Bhagavan, de Yā K. A. Rājaputra à Vnur Vinau <supplied reason="explanation">tertre des orangers du Malabar</supplied> le vieux, et de K. A. le jeune son frère, ainsi que <supplied reason="subaudible">celle</supplied> de tous leurs biens, esclaves, bœufs, buffles, éléphants, chevaux, plateaux, vases, bassines, villages, rizières.</p>

<p n="6-17">Esclaves du feu sacré qui sont affectés <supplied reason="subaudible">au temple</supplied> <supplied reason="explanation">suit la liste d'une vingtaine de <foreign>gho</foreign> et d'une quarantaine de <foreign>tai</foreign> avec leurs enfants</supplied>.</p>

<p n="17-20">Rizière, à partir du pied de la sainte digue qui retient <supplied reason="subaudible">l'eau de</supplied> Travāṅ Svāy <supplied reason="explanation">bassin des manguiers</supplied> jusqu'à Stuk Krapi <supplied reason="explanation">mare à buffles</supplied>, jusqu'à Īśānapada, avec le village qui en dépend ; village de Pās Khmau avec la rizière qui en dépend ; rizière au delà de Vāp Śikhāśanti à Vrai Patau <supplied reason="explanation">forêt de rotins</supplied> avec le jardin qui en dépend ; rizière de Pās Khyal ; rizière de Vak Dnyāṁ avec le jardin qui en dépend ; rizière prestataire de Steṅ Añ à Vyoma ; rizière prestataire de Steṅ Añ à Stuk Ransi <supplied reason="explanation">mare des bambous</supplied>, nommée Canhvar Vrac.</p>

<p n="21">Toutes ces rizières sont <foreign>javānatala</foreign>.</p>

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<p>In modern khmer, the <foreign>virāma</foreign> is no longer in use to differentiate akṣaras to be pronounced with and without inherent -a. Therefore, in transcribing modern Khmer, one must decide to include the -a or not based on one's understanding of the word-structure of the given text. In editing the present inscription, which use virāma much more sparingly than is the norm in Old Khmer, it would seem that George Cœdès has applied the same transcription mode. Since his transliteration system, anyhow never explicitly represent virāma, the difference between actually present virāma and editorially suppresed inherent -a is invisible in his edition. In order to avoid an edited text with an abnormally high precentage of a-final words, I have made copious use of the tag <choice><orig>a</orig><reg>·</reg></choice>.</p>

<p n="2"><foreign>dhūli vraḥ pāda dhūli jeṅ vraḥ pāda kamrateṅ 'añ</foreign> is a royal honorific title alluding to Rājendravarman II.</p>

<p n="4">Concerning the encoding of "ryya bhagavan·", at the beggining of l. 4 : the scribe has most likely erased an already written "ryya" because he forgot to leave some space for "bhagavan·". Therefore, the syllables "ryya bha" were re-written in the margin, followed by "ghavan·", inscribed over the original "ryya" that we still can distinguished underneath.</p>

<p n="10-11">There are a lot of name repetitions in this list. In thoses lines, for instance, the names Sam'ap and Kaṁpit are used to designate several individuals.</p>

<p n="15"><foreign>qme panlās nu panlās daya</foreign> : one translation of the word <foreign>qme</foreign> by Jenner is "chief". He used it to translate <foreign>me kñuṁ</foreign> in K. 956. I decided to choose an analogue meaning for this translation. <foreign>Panlās</foreign> could therefore designate the substitutes slaves that this chief commands.</p>

<p n="21">As Cœdès explained, <foreign>javānatala</foreign> is an unclear expression, only found in this inscription. If <foreign>tala</foreign> means "ground", javāna does not mean anything. A possible correction would be <foreign>jīvanatala</foreign>, meaning "lands of subsistence", but that would imply a lot of modifications.</p>

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<p>First studied by Etienne Aymonier (<bibl rend="omitname"><ptr target="bib:Aymonier1900_01"/><citedRange unit="volume">1</citedRange><citedRange unit="page">393-394</citedRange></bibl>). Edited later by George Cœdès with a French translation (<bibl rend="omitname"><ptr target="bib:Coedes1937-1966_01"/><citedRange unit="volume">6</citedRange><citedRange unit="page">128-130</citedRange></bibl>). Re-edited here by Salomé Pichon based on EFEO estampage n. 762. Note that the <foreign>editio princeps</foreign> ignores the difference between consonant-final words written with <foreign>virāma</foreign> and words where a <foreign>virāma</foreign> is expected but not written.</p>

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