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500:(the god) Mahêshvara, the Mahârâja of the Vâkâtakas, the illustrious Pravarasêna (II.), who was begotten on Prabhâvatiguptâ, the daughter of the Mahârâjadhirâja, the glorious Dêvagupta; who, through possessing the favour of (the god) Shambhu, is (as virtuous as) one belonging to the Krita age;- (Line 13.) -(And) who is the son of the Mahârâja of the Vâkâtakas, the illustrious Rudrasêna (II.), who acquired an abundance of good fortune through the favour of the divine (god) Chakrapâni; (L. 9.)-Who was the son of the Mahârâja of the Vâkâtakas, the illustrious Prithivishêna, who was an excessively devout worshipper of (the god) Mahêshvara; who was endowed with an excess of truthfulness, straightforwardness, tenderness, heroism, prowess, political wisdom, modesty, and high-mindedness, and with devotion to worthy people and guests, and with the condition of being victorious through religion, and with purity of mind, and with other meritorious qualities; who belonged to an uninterrupted succession of sons and sons' sons, whose treasure and means of government had been accumulating for a hundred years; who behaved like Yudhishthira;- (L. 4.)-Who was the son of the Mahârâja of the Vâkâtakas, the illustrious Rudrasêna (I.), who was an excessively devout devotee of (the god) Svâmi-Mahâbhairava; who was the daughter's son of the illustrious Bhavanâga, the Mahârâja of the Bhârashivas, whose royal line owed its origin to the great satisfaction of (the god) Shiva, (caused) by (their) carrying a linga of Shiva placed as a load upon (their) shoulders, (and) who were besprinkled on the forehead with the pure water of (the river) Bhâgirathî that had been obtained by (their) valour, (and) who performed ablutions after the celebration of ten ashvamêdha-sacrifices;-who was the son of Gautamiputra;- (L. 1.)-(And) who was the son of the son of the Mahârâja of the sovereign Vâkâtakas, the illustrious Pravarasêna (I.), who celebrated the agnishtôma, aptôryâma, ukthya, shôdashin, âtirâtra, vâjapêya, brihaspatisava, and sâdyaskra sacrifices and four ashvamêdha-sacrifices, (and) was of the Vishnuvriddha gôtra;- (L. 18.)-The village named Charmânika, on the bank of the river Madhunadi, in the Bhôjakata kingdom, (measured) by eight thousand bhûmis, (or in figures) 8000, according to the royal measure, is, at the request of Kondarâja the son of Satrughnarâja, given to one thousand Brâhmans of various gôtras and
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48) Bhāradvāja-Kumāraśaryya Kauṇḍiṇya(nya)-Māśarmmā Varaśarmmā 49) Goṇḍaśarmmā Nāgaśarmmā Bhāradvā-śāntiśarmmā Rudraśarmmā Vātsyaḥ 50) Bhojaka-Da(de)vāryya Maghaśarmmā Devaśarmmā Bhāradvāja-Mokṣaśarmmā 51) gaśarmmā Revatiśarmmā Dharmmāryya Bhāradvāja-śarmmāryya 52) Nandanāryya Mūlaśarmmā īśvaraśarmmā
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Pravarasêna, the ornament of the Vâkâtakas, who has attained royal dignity by, inheritance, (is) a charter for (the observance of even his) enemies! Plates. Sight has been attained! Hail! From the town of Pravarapura; (Line 17.)-At the command of the most devout worshipper of
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38) r-harati duṣkṛtaṃ(tam) ṣaṣṭiṃ varṣa-sahasrāni(ṇi) svargge modati bhū- 39) midaḥ ācchettā c-ānumantā ca tānyeva narake vased-iti śśā(śā)sana- 40) sthitiś-c-eyaṃ brāhmaṇair-īśvaraiś-c-ānupālanīyā tad-yathā rājñāṃ sa- 41) ptāṅge rājye adroha-pravṛnta(ttā)nāṃ brahmagna-caurā(ra)-pāradārika-rājā-
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21) yatosmat-santakā-sarvvāddhyakṣ-ādhiyoga-niyuktā ājñā-sañca(ñcā)ri-kulaputr-ādhikṛtā 22) bhaṭā-cchā(śchā)trāś-ca viśruta-pūrvva-yājñay-ājñāpayitavyā viditam-astu vo yathe- 23) h-āsmā-kammano dharmm-āyur-bbala-vijay-aiśvaryya-vivṛddhaye ih-āmutra-hitā- 24) rttham-ātm-ānugrahāya vaijai(jayi)ke
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43) para(rā)ddhānāṃ ācandr-āditya-kālīyaḥ atonyathā kurvvatām-anumodatāṃ vā 44) rājñaḥ bhūmicchedaṃ kurvvantaḥ(taḥ) asteyam-iti prā(pra)tihiṇaś-c-ātra 45) vāraniyuttā(ktāḥ) śāṭyāyanaḥ Gaṇāryyaḥ Vātsyadevāryyaḥ Bhāradvāja- 46) Kumāra-śarmmāryya-Pārāśaryya-Guhaśarmmā Kāśyapa-Deva(vā)ryyaḥ
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11) mano-nairmmā(rmma)ly-ādiguṇais-samupetasya varṣaśatam-abhivarddhamāna-kośa- 12) daṇḍa-sādhana-sannā(ntā)na-putra-pautriṇaḥ Yyudhiṣṭhira-vṛtne(tte)r-Vvākāṭakā- 13) nāṃ mahārāja-śrī-Pṛthiviṣeṇasya sūnor-bbhagavataś-cakkrapāṇeḥ prasā- 14) d-opārjjita-śrī-samudayasya Vākāṭakānāṃ
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dharmmasthāne apūrvvadatyā(ttya) udaka-pūrvva- 25) m-atisṛṣṭaḥ ath-āsy-ocitāṃ pūrvvarāj-ānumatāṃ cāturvaidya-grāma-ma 26) ryyādān-vitarāmas-tad-yathā akaradāyī abhaṭa-ccha(cchā)tra-prāveśya
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467:Varaśarmmā
291:Publication
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129:Maharashtra
92: /
633:Categories
543:2010-11-01
368:Wikisource
155:Population
586:, p. 236.
569:A. Gaur,
269:Gazetteer
241:brāhmaṇas
184:Time zone
168:Languages
147:Elevation
508:See also
502:charanas
366:over to
338:anuṣṭubh
326:senāpati
309:Sanskrit
273:Achalpur
263:Location
249:Amravati
237:Vākāṭaka
189:UTC+5:30
141:Amravati
136:District
364:copying
340:metre.
332:Metrics
317:bhūmi-s
177:Marathi
105:Country
80:77°17′E
77:21°07′N
30:village
394:Seal:
376:edited
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313:rājya
257:India
225:MH 27
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