No. 39. Saìvat 472 Kathmandu, Hàìäigàuì.
| A slab of stone originally in
Harigaon on the same spot where Amùuvarmà's stones lie. But now it is in the collection
of National Museum. Date: Saìvat 472 Phalguna ùukla 12. The stone was lost to public
view for a long time. But now it has been rescued out of private possession and kept in
the Museum by efforts of Ùrè Kaisar Bahadur K.C. The metre used here is
Ùàrdólavikridita. (R). Records excavation of a water conduit by one Bhàravi, the son of king Mànadeva's daughter. |
| DV 41; HJ 43; R. 36; |
TEXT.
1. saìvat
ùrèmàn prabhuù-ca na ca lokaviruddha-kàrè róp-ànvitaù-ca na ca
rópamadam-bibhartti
2. 472 sampanna-pauruøa-balaù-ca bahu-køamaù-ca dàtà
ca nàma na ca dàna-vikatthanaù-ca
3. phalguía ten-aivam-àdiguía-ràùi-samanvitena
ùrè-mànadevanðpater-dduhitus-sutena
4. ùukla-di[va] su-svàdu-ùètala-viùuddha-jal-àbhiràmà kèrttiõ kðteyam-iha
bhàravinà na[vènà]
5. 12