Ramtek Kevala Narasiṁha Temple Graffito 2

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The characters of this inscription look more southern than Vākāṭaka inscriptions, including IN00196. The closest parallels in IndoSkript seem to be the Śālaṅkāyana inscriptions from around 400 CE.

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L1. The character read as ka is strange: instead of having a U-shaped hook like the preceding ra, it just has a long descender curving to the left. Also, the right-hand arm of the ka is faint, but it's probably there. Could this be a ligature, bharakta or perhaps bharakka? There are a few faint marks next to the descender, but no recognisable graphemic stroke. Bakker_1989:469 notes that the intent may have been bharatanātha.

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Ramtek Kevala Narasiṁha Temple Graffito 2

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