Two stone inscriptions, fixed to the windows flanking the doorway of the Kvāḥpāḥcheṃ of Vaṃ Bāhāḥ, recording the offerings and their date (NS 893)
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Edited by
Nutandhar Sharma
in collaboration with
Pabitra Bajracharya and Rajendra Shakya
Created: 2023-03-14;
Last modified: 2026-02-27
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Religion and Law of Pre-modern Nepal, Heidelberg, Germany, 2025.
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Abstract
The two stone inscriptions fixed to the windows flanking the doorway of the Kvāḥpāḥcheṃ of Vaṃ Bāhāḥ record offerings along with the dates on which they were made.
Diplomatic edition
[1]
1[?]८९३वैशाखशुक्लतितीया[?]जुरो
[2]
1[?]पतिस्थायाङादिनजुरो||[?]वाहालयालुयाजुव[?]
Synopsis
On the third day of the bright fortnight of the lunar month of Vaiśākha, the icons were offered, as recorded in the stone inscriptions carved on the windows flanking the doorway of the Kvāḥpāḥcheṃ of Vaṃ Bāhāḥ. The inscriptions specify both the offerings and the date on which they were made.
Commentary
The edition and synopsis presented here are revised from the printed version published in Basukala et al. 2022: 184 (DOI: https://doi.org/10.17885/heiup.1116). For documentation of this inscription and Vaṃ Bāhāḥ in the DANAM database, see https://danam.cats.uni-heidelberg.de/report/d2578f40-cfce-4450-a8c1-3092c08ef487.
Notes
Bibliography
Basukala, Bijay, Niels Gutschow, Nuthandhar Sharma. 2022. Patan-Vãbāhā: History and Inventory of a Newar Buddhist Monastery. DOCUMENTA NEPALICA 5. Heidelberg: Heidelberg University Publishing (heiUP).