Ancient Indian Colonies in the Far East (Vol. I: Champa; Vol. II: Suvarnadvipa) v1.c9.s33.2

v1.c9.s33.2

The inscription was edited by M. Huber (B. E. F., Vol. XI, p. 282). It was engraved on the four faces of a stelae found at Châu-sa in the district of Quang-Ngai. The first face contains 21 lines besides the invocation, of which nearly 15 lines are almost wholly illegible. In line 3 the name of king Śrī-Jaya-Indravarman, and in L. 5, that of two dignitaries viz., Po kluñ Pimilis and Danāy Pinān can be read. In line 7 we have “......yena sthāpita Īśaś Śrī-Indra-devā-hvaya śaraikamūrttibhir-yukte śakābde śraddhayā........”