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The Indian Analyst
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| No. | Findspot | Dynasty | King | Date | Language and Alphabet |
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DHARWAR DISTRICT─concld. |
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| 84 | Hero-stone set up in the temple of Rāmasvāmin. |
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Kannaḍa |
Damaged and worn out. Refers to a feudatory bearing the title Banavāsi-puravarādhīśvara and to a certain anādiya-grahāra. In characters of about the 12th century.
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| 85 | Broken hero-stone in the same place |
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Do. |
Fragmentary. Contains description of Rāmatīrtha and a fight. In characters of about the 13th century. |
| 86 | Shirgōd.─Hero stone near Īśvara temple outside the village. |
Western Chālukya | Pratāpachakravarti Jagadēkamalla | Year 5, Dundubhi, Vaiśākha, Sunday. |
Do. | Damaged. Records the death of Siṁgōja, son of Kammāra Kētōja, in a raid on the village. |
| 87 | Another hero-stone in the same place |
Do. | Do. | Year 6, Rudhirōdgārin, Kārtika ba. 5, Monday. The details agree for Dundubhi =1142 A.D., Novembers 9. |
Do. |
Damaged. Records the death of a person (name lost) who was the son-in-law of Lōkagāvaṇḍa of Sirigōḍa in a fight. |
| 88 | Stone with sculpture called Komara Rāma. |
Vijayanagara | Dēś[varāya] | Śaka 1352, Sādhārāṇa, Kā[rttika]….. Wednesday. |
Do. | Records the death of Jambe-Nāyaka, son of Harige-Nāyaka, in a fight. The hero’s two wives Kāmeva-Nāyakiti and Lakava-Nāyakiti, also died after him. |
| 89 | Hero-stone near a well called Kālbhāvi |
Western Chālukya | Pratāpachakravarti Jagadēkamalla | Year 12, Prabhava, Bhādrapada ba. 10, Monday. Irregular. | Do. | Records the death of Kīrtiyamma-Seṭṭi. |
| 90 | Surḷēśhvar.─Slab in a garden outside the village. |
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Do. |
Refers to a gift of land as taḷavṛitti by Mahāmaṇḍalēśvara Tailahadēva to the god Chikēśvara. In characters of about the 13th century. |
| 91 | Stone set up in the court-yard of the Viraktamaṭha. |
…. | …. | Śaka 1701, Viḷambi, Jyēshṭha ba. 1. |
Do. | Indifferently written. Seems to refer to the construction of the Viraktamaṭha by Doḍa Basappa. |
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| 92 | Mishrīkōṭi.─Stone set up in the Rāmēśvara temple outside the village. |
Kadamba | Jayakēśin II | Bhūlōkamalla year 11, Nala, Srāvaṇa ba. 3, Monday. Irregular. |
Do. | States that Mallaḷa-Mahādēvi of the Chālukya family, queen of Jayakēśin, was ruling the kingdom from her residence at Kumdūru. Records a gift of land made by the Ūraḍēya Mallarasa and Sōvarasa to Bāragiyara Bācheyaṇṇa who the land for offerings, etc., to god Mahēśvara. Pulivara situated in the Kuntalā country is praised. |
