No. 13 Junnar Buddhist cistern inscription. Prakrit. In two lines, about 3 1/2 feet in length, begins and ends with the swastika symbol.

1837 Sykes, JRAS IV, p. 289 f., No. 12, and Pl.; 1837 Prinsep, JBAS VI, p. 1046, No. 5, and Pl. LIII; 1847 Bird-Orlebar, Hist. Res. p. 57, No. 14, and Pl. L, 12; 1854 Stevenson-Brett, JBBRAS V, p. 161, No. 4, and Pl.; 1874 noticed by Burgess, Mem. Buddh. Cav. Junn. p. 4, No. 4, and Pl.; 1876 Kern, Ind. Stud. Vol. XIV. p. 396, No. 4; 1877 noticed by Burgess, IA VI, p. 35, No. 4, and Pl.; 1877 Kern, IA VI, p. 40, No. 4; 1881 Bh. Indraji- Burgess, ICTWI p. 53, No. 28, and Pl.; 1883 Buфhler-Burgess. ASWI IV, p. 94, No. 8.13, and Pl. XLIX; Luders list No. 1177;
Lu: -Gift of a cistern (pодhи) by the goldsmith (suvaнakаra) Saghaka (Saмghaka), son of Kuлira (Kulиra), the Kalиaгaka (inhabitant of Kalyанa).

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(svastika sign) Kalиaгakasa Kuлiraputasa suvaнakаrasa Saghakasa poдhi deyadhaмmaм [||] (svastika sign)
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The meritorious gift of the goldsmith Saмghaka, son of Kuлira (Sans. Kulиra) of Kalyанa. (ASWI)