तन्त्रपाल (tantrapAla)

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Indian Epigraphical Glossary

English

 Tantrapāla (SITI),  chief of the army.
(IE 8-3
 EI 33),  probably,  officer in charge of adminis-
tration
 cf. Mahātantr-ādhyakṣa,  Sarva-tantr-ādhikṛta,  Tantra-
pati and Mahātantr-ādhikṛta,  etc.
(HD),  an officer like the Chargé-d' Affaires,  according to
some
 cf. Tantrapāla-Mahāsāmanta-Mahādaṇḍanāyaka (Ep. Ind., 
Vol. XIV,  p. 185
 cf. Vol. V,  p. 77).
(Hyderabad Archaeological Series,  No. 18,  p. 34),  explained
as ‘an officer of the king's bodyguard or royal retinue.’
(Ep. Ind.,  Vol. XV,  p. 77),  explained as ‘a councillor.’
(SII 11-2),  cf. Tantrapālaradhiṣṭhāyaka
 also Tantra-
pāladadhiṣṭhāyaka (A. R. Ep.,  1958-59,  p. 12).

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