Shāhbāzgaṛhī Mag XIII,Q(Q) so ca puna ladho Devanaṃpriyasa iha ca saveśu ca aṃteśu 9 [a]śaśu pi yojana-śa[t]eśu yatra Aṃtiyoko nāma Y[o]na-raja paraṃ ca tena Atiyok[e]na cature 4 rajani Turamaye nama Aṃtikini nama Maka nama Alikasudaro nama nica Coḍa-Paṃḍa ava Ta[ṃ]bapaṃ[ṇ]ya
Eng(Q) And this (conquest) has been won repeatedly by Devānaṁpriya both here and among all (his) borderers, even as far as at (the distance of) six hundred yojanas, where the Yona king named Antiyoka (is ruling), and beyond this Antiyoka, (where) four–4–kings (are ruling), (viz. the king) named Turamaya, (the king) named Antikini, (the king) named Maka, (and the king) named Alikasudara, (and) towards the south, (where) the Choḍas and Pāṇḍyas (are ruling), as far as Tāmraparṇi.
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