Indian Epigraphical Glossary c7.146

c7.146

*sa-kheṭa-ghaṭṭa-naditara-sthān-ādi-gulmaka* (EI 29), ‘together with the military, police or customs outposts in the hamlets, landing places on the banks of rivers (or passes in the hilly tracts) and ferrying stations’; epithet of gift village. *sa-kheṭa-viṭapa*, ‘together with outposts and bushes’; epithet of gift village. Cf. *Ind. Ep.*, p. 402. *sa-khila-nāla*, ‘together with the fallow and cultivated lands’; epithet of gift village; same as *sa-khila-polācya*. See Majumdar, *Ins. Beng.*, Vol. III, p. 125. *sa-khila-polācya*, ‘together with fallow and cultivated land’; same as *sa-khila-nāla*. Cf. *Ind. Ep.*, p. 394. *sa-khil-opakila*, ‘together with land which is fallow and partially fallow’. *Pakhila* in the same context is a mistake for *upakhila*. *sa-klpta* (EI 24), ‘together with the tax on permanent tenants or the fixed revenue’; same as *s-odraṅga*. *sa-klpt-opaklptaka* (EI 24, 27), refers to the freedom of the gift land from the payment of fixed taxes on permanent tenants as well as occassional taxes or taxes on temporary tenants; same as *s-odraṅga-s-oparikara*. *sa-kṛta-prānta*, cf. Prakrit *sa-kutu-ppanta* (EI 26), ‘together with the demarcated boundaries’; epithet of the gift land. *sa-lavaṇa* (EI 12), ‘together with salt (i.e. the right to enjoy salt produced in the land). Cf. *a-lavaṇa-khātaka*, etc. *sa-lavaṇa-ākara* (EI 12), ‘together with the salt pits’. Cf. *a-lavaṇa-khātaka*, etc. *sa-loh-ādy-ākara*, together with the mines of metals, etc.’; epithet of gift village. Cf. *Ind. Ep.*, p. 395. *sa-loha-lavaṇ-ākara* (EI 23, 26), ‘together with the mines and salt-pits’, epithet of gift land. Cf. *sa-loh-ādy-ākara*, *a-lavaṇa-khātaka*, etc. *sa-madhūka-cūta-vana-vāṭikā-viṭapa-tṛṇa-yūti-gocara-paryanta*, ‘together with the *madhūka* and mango trees, forests, gardens, bushes (or, branches), grass *yūti* (grass land) and including the pasture land’; cf. *Ind. Ep.*, p. 396. It is better to take *sa-madhūka-cūta-vana-vāṭikā-viṭapa* and *tṛṇayūti-gocara-paryanta* separately. *sa-madhūk-āmra-vana-vāṭikā-viṭapa-tṛṇa-yūti-gocara-paryanta* (EI 24), ‘together with the *madhuka* and mango trees, forests, gardens, shrubs and as far as and the grass *yuti* (grass land) and pasture lands’. See *sa-madhūka-cūta*......, above. *sa-mandira-prākāra*, ‘together with temples and walls’; epithet of gift village. Cf. *Ind. Ep.*, p. 395.