After andhaghāṭakakumāraGandhadakumara wins over Lord Thaenthe war, and his father hosted a consolatory ritual for him and celebrated the victory this winning. After his father had passedpasses away, Gandhaghāṭakakumāra Gandhadakumara was coronated to be a king. He ruled governs the city kingdom with the Ten Royal Virtues (thotsa-phitha-ratchatam) and the people lived in the city kingdom happily for their entire lives.by using the Dhamma and because of this the villagers live their lives happily.
Colophon:
[The writing of this manuscript] was competed at the time of the forenoon horn, on the sixth waning-moon day of the eleventh [lunar] month, the second day of the week by Monk Sommana. My handwriting is not beautiful. CS 1230, a poek si year. The principal initiator was Pu (grandfather) Nan (ex-monk) Uppanan, together with his wife named Ms Su and his children, who sponsored the writing of this manuscript entitled Phaya Khang Khak or “King of Toad.” May this merit support me to reach Nibbāna.
Other notes:
This date corresponds with Sunday, 9 August 1868 (1230 Sravana 21).