Inscriptions of Orissa (Rajaguru)
by Shri Satyanarayana Rajguru | 1958 | 232,139 words
This series—Inscriptions of Orissa—is a multi-volume effort, initiated in 1950 by the Research Section of the Odisha State Museum, to compile and publish the vast number of historical inscriptions discovered in Orissa (Odisha) and surrounding areas, which contain valuable materials for the region's history. The goal was to publish available inscrip...
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263 INSCRIPTIONS OF ORISSA 6. gamu lovuga aniyamkrabhima kolanu (3) 10 . muppamdumu bhumi ya (a) khamdadipa - 11 . munaku israhini galamu [kha] maina ka [mma ] - 12 . yu nimbdula pamdronti kampulunai pettiri [॥] i - 13 . ddharmapu a (a) camdrakkemu nadapamgalabaru [II] 14 . dini nadapaka naduma nebbareni bighnnamu 15 . sesinabaru pamccamahapatakamu (4) sesinaba 3. A rod intended for measuring lands was called Aniyankabhima- Kola. Probably it was introduced in Kalinga by Aniyankabhima I alias Vajrahastadeva IV. 4. The five Maha-patakas (Pancha-mahapataka) as defined in the Dharma-sastras are (1) brahmahatya (2) surapanam (3) steyam (4) gurupatni- haranam and (5) association with persons who are involved in any of the four sins, noted above.