Ancient Indian Colonization in South-East Asia c10.88

c10.88

The second inscription refers to the dancing girls, musicians and slaves. The names of the dancing girls were Chārumatī, Priyasenā, Aruṇamatī, Madanapriyā, Samarasenā and Vasantamallikā (the name of the seventh not mentioned). The musicians were called Tanvaṅgī, Guṇadhārī, Dayitavatī, Sārāṅgī, Payodharī, Ratimatī, Stanottarī, Ratibindu, Manovatī, Sakhipriyā, Madhurasenā, Gandhīnī and Vinayavatī. The names of the slaves and servants were mostly indigenous with a few exceptions, such as Śivadāsa, Bhāgya, Prasāda, Jyeṣṭha-varmā, Daśamī, Mañjarī etc.