Annual Reports on Indian Epigraphy

98	Hire-Bāsūr.—Slab set up in the village.	Yādava . .	Sēvuṇachakravarti Simhaṇadēva .	Vyaya, Kārttika, Monday.	Do. . .	Damaged. Seems to record a gift of money for the offerings, etc., to the god Brahmadēva by the chief Malidēva of the Jīmūtavāhana linear and others.
99	Hero stone set up in another place in the village.	….	….	….	Do. . .	Damaged and worn out. Records the death of a hero in a fight for a fort when the wife of a feudatory chief was ad- ministering the tract. In characters of about the 12th century.
100	Slab set up near Śiva temple outside the village.	Kalachurya .	Bhujabaḷachakravarti Bijjaladēva .	Śaka 1089, Sarvajit, Phālguṇa śu. 13, Monday. Irregular.	Do. . .	Registers a gift of land, income from cess, etc., to Kalyāṇaśakti- Paṇḍita for the daily offerings, repairs, etc., and for feeding the ascetics in the temple of god Vyāsēśvara constructed at Vyāsapura by Attirāja of the Kāśyapa gōtra, the lord of the town, when Bammaṇaya Daṇḍanāyaka was govering the Banavase-12000 and Kaliyamarasa of the Jīmūtavāhana lineage and Khachara race was administering the fief (maṁneya) of Bāsavūra-140 whose chief town was Vyāsapura. Other gifts were also made to the same god.
101	Another slab set up in the same place.	Yādava . .	Sēvuṇachakravarti Siṁhaṇadēva .	Śubhakṛit, Chaitra śu. 1, Monday.	Do. . .	Registers a gift of aruvaṇa for offerings, etc., to the god Byāśēśvara by Mahāmaṇḍaḷēśvara Mallidēva, chief of Bāsavura-140 and others.
102	Hero stone set up in the same place	….	….	Śaka 1076, Bhāva, Chaitra śu. 5, Monday. Irregular.	Do. . .	Records the death of Nāgeya, son of .. rāja, in an assault on the fort of forty villages by Bijjaṇadēva.
103	Another hero stone set up in the same place.	Kalachurya .	[Rāyanārāyaṇa Āhavamalla] . .	Phālguna śu. 5, Sunday.	Do. . .	Damaged. Records the death of Malliseṭṭi in a raid on Bāsavūr.
104	Hire-Hullāḷ.—Slab set up near Hanumān temple.	Western Chālukya .	Tribhuvanamalla (Vikramāditya VI)	….	….	Damaged and worn out. States that Mahāmaṇḍalēsvara Bāṇasavergaḍe, Daṇḍanāyaka Anantapālayya was governing Eraḍarunūru, Banavāse-12000 and Halasige-12000, having secured the authority over vaḍḍarāvuḷa suṁka and achchupannāya. Contains the praise of a local chief Jayasiṁga. Details are lost.
105	Stone set up in the same place . .	….	….	….	Do. . .	States that the stone was dressed up by the mason Rūvāri- vallava Chandōja. In characters of about the 14th century.
106	Hero stone set up in the same place .	….	….	….	Do. . .	Damaged and worn out. Seems to describe a hero. The details are lost. In characters of about the 13th century.
107	Hero stone standing near Kalguḍi outside the village.	Rāshṭrakūṭa . .	Indra . . . . .	….	Do. . .	Seems to record the death of Nāgayya, son of Chōḷagāvuṇḍa, who was the nāḷgāvuṇḍa of Banavāsi-12000.
108	Kalkēri.—Slab fixed into the wall of the temple of sun-god.	Yādava . .	Siṁhaṇa . . . . .	Year 34, Śubhak- ṛit, Phālguṇa, ba. amāvāsyā, Sunday, solar eclipse = 1243 A.C., March 22, Sunday, solar eclipse.	Do. . .	The preamble contains reference to the reign of the Western Chālukya king Tribhuvanamalladēva, which appears to be wrong. Records the gift of the sthāna of the Jayasiṁgēśvara temple of Kalukere by Rājaguru Amarēśvaradēva, the āchārya of god Īśvara of Hānuṁgal to his disciple Mallikārjuna-Paṇḍita. Also records gifts of lands and other incomes by the local merchants, residents and members of the trading organisation.
109	Pedestal of the image of sun-god in the same temple.	….		….	Do. . .	Damaged. States that Sarasvatīgaṇadāsi Rūvāri Mallōja sculptured the image of the sun-god. In characters of the 12th century (see No. 93 above).