| Identifier: | PCRIND_0029_0464A |
| Title: | A record of the consecration of an idol of Dīpaṅkara by Viśvakarmā Kṛṣṇarāja Bhāro of Sātigla (NS 740) |
| Type, original: | original |
Content | |
| Abstract: | This document, issued by Viśvakarmā Kṛṣṇarāja Bhāro of Sātigla in Lalitpur, records the consecration of a golden image of Dīpaṅkara in memory of his father Viśvakarmā Jīvaśaṅkharāja Bhāro. It begins with the record of an earlier donation—made by him together with his father—of three plots of land to the Caṭanajā Guthi in the new moon day of Viśākha in NS 718. At its beginning, it consists of a ritual declaration (saṃkalpavākya) made in that donation, followed by rules regarding ways of using the endowment for the rituals relating to the guthi. Vajrācārya Śrī Jakha Siṃha of Viṣṇuccheṃ Bāhāra was the witness to the earlier donation. |
| Issued by and to: | Viśvakarmā Kṛṣṇarāja Bhāro; Caṭanajā Guthi |
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Date | |
| Date: | NS 740 Magha dark 11 |
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| Converted: | 1670 |
Script and language | |
| Language, script: | Nepal Bhasa; Nepāla Lipi |
Physical appearance | |
| Width, height, and unit: | 80.50; 4.00; cm |
| No. of folios: | 1 |
| Material, binding, and colour: | palm-leaf; loose; brown |
| Condition: | good; complete |
Institution | |
| Institution and reg. no.: | Heidelberg Academy of Sciences and Humanities, Research Unit "Documents on the History of Religion and Law of Premodern Nepal"; Walter Rindfleisch Collection |
| Source and details: | document itself; Digitized by the project “Documents on the History of Religion and Law of Pre-modern Nepal” on 12/09/2023 |
| Running no., exposures: | 2 |
Project specific information | |
| Created, modified, ID: | 7/17/26, 12:00 AM; 7/17/26, 12:00 AM; 18 |
| Notes: | The palm leaf is long and descriptive. Both sides of the palm leaf is written. |
| Technical terms: | Rohiṇī Nakṣatra, bhūmidāna, guṭhi, Pañca-mahāpātaka, dattapatra |