K. 299-9. Eastern section of southern gallery of Angkor Wat (the hell and heaven gallery), 12th century

Version: (fd6f571), last modified (f5ce294).

Edition

⟨1⟩ ⦿yugmaparvvata qnak ta qdeṅ· vadha vandha cakni qdeṅ· pīḍā para thve duḥkhaṁ para nu qras· .

Translation into French by Cœdès 1911

⟨1⟩ Yugmaparvvata. Les gens qui désirent le meurtre…, veulent du mal à autrui, font du mal aux autres vivants (?).

Translation into French by Pou 2001

⟨1⟩ "La montagne jumelée". Ceux qui ont l’audace de frapper, d’enchaîner et de porter des coups [de poignard, couteau ...], l’audace de molester les autres et de leur infliger des souffrances, afin d’assurer leur [propre] existence.

Translation by Pou 2001

⟨1⟩ "The twin-mount". People who dare to strike, chain and stab [other people], who dare to annoy them, and cause them suffering in order to ensure their own living.

Bibliography

First edited by George Cœdès (1911, p. 205) with a French translation; re-edited by Saveros Pou (2001, pp. 157–158) with French and English translation. Re-edited here by Kunthea Chhom based on EFEO estampage n. 680.

Primary

[GC] Cœdès, George. 1911. “Les bas-reliefs d’Angkor-Vat.” BCAI, pp. 170–220. [URL]. Page 205.

[SP] Pou, Saveros. 2001. Nouvelles inscriptions du Cambodge, volumes II et III. Paris: École française d’Extrême-Orient. [URL]. Pages 157–158.

Secondary

[EA] Aymonier, Étienne. 1883. “Quelques notions sur les inscriptions en vieux khmêr.” JA 8 (1), pp. 441–505. [URL]. Pages 441–505.