Annual Reports on Indian Epigraphy

121	Makaraḷḷi.—Garuḍa pillar set up out- side the village.	Vijayanagara	Vīra Harihara, son of Vīra Bukkaṇṇa Voḍeya.	Śaka 1321 … śu. Monday.	Do. . .	Damaged. States that Makaravaḷḷipura was a gift made to god Narasimha by Bāchaṁṇa Voḍeya, the Pradhāni of Gōve.
122	Hero stone set up near the above .	….	….	Sarvajitu, Āshāḍha śu. 11, Friday.	Do. . .	Damaged. States that the hero-stone was set up in memory of [Mā]deya, son Vōbagauḍa, who fought with the enemies and died.
123	Hero stone (No. I) built into the sluice of tank called Keṅgere.	Western Chālukya	Bhūlōkamalla	….	….	Damaged and worn out.
124	Hero stone (No. II) built into the same sluice.	Do.	Pratāpachakravarti Jagadēkamalla	Year [8], Krōdhana, Jyēshṭha śu. 2, Friday = 1145 A.C., May 25, Friday.	Do. . .	Damaged. Seems to record the death of Kumbāṛa Bīraṇa in an assault made by a Daṇḍanāyaka (whose name is lost). Mentions a gift of land which was made probably for the maintenance of the memorial.
125	Malgund.—Hero stone set up in a place called Hālahoṇḍa.	Rāshṭrakūṭa	Kannaradēva	Śaka 871 (in words), Saumya.	Do. . .	Damaged. Seems to record the death of a hero and the setting up of the memorial stone by his wife, when Kali-viṭṭarasa was administering the Banavase region.
126	Slab set up near Kallēśvara temple	Western Chālukya	Tribhuvanamalla (Vikramāditya VI)	Chālukya-Vikrama year 40, Manmatha, Vaiśākha śu. 11. Monday. Irregular	Do. . .	Damaged. Records a grant of land for offerings to the god Mallikārjuna by Bīra Gavuṇḍa and others when Mahā- maṇḍalēśvara Tailapa of the Kadamba family was govern-ing the tracts of Banavāse-12000 and Pānumgal-500. Men-tions the divine Dēvarāsi-Paṇḍita. Sēnabōva Rudramayya drafted the record and Dāsōja engraved it on stone.
127	Shēshagiri.—Lamp-pillar set up before Ānjanēya temple.	….	….	Śālivāhana Śaka 17[35], Śrīmukha, Māgha ba. 3, Monday = 1814 A.C., February 7, Monday.	Do. . .	States that the lamp pillar was installed with devotion by Bāḷappa, the Dēśāyi, Dēśakulakaraṇi and Nāḍakarṇi of Narēgal-sīme.
128	Uphuṇasi.—Slab set up in the compound of the Kallēśvara temple.	Western Chālukya	Jagadēkamalla Jayasiṁgadēva	Śaka 950, Vibhava, Pausha śu. 5, Monday, Uttarāya-ṇa-saṁkrānti = 1028 A.C., December 23, Monday ; the saṅ- krānti occurred the next day.	Do. . .	Registers gifts of land to the temple and to the educational institution attached to it (maṭha) by Kundabbarasi who was associated in the administration with her husband Mahā- maṇḍalēśvara Kundarāja who is described as lord of the foremost town of Banavāsi Sattigana chaṭṭa andson of Irivabeḍaṁgadēva and governing the province of Bana-vāse-12000 as far as Payvē-nādu. The gift was made into the hands of the teacher Dēvarāsi Jiya. The chief Jaya-siṁga was holding the office of the Nārgāvaṇḍa of Bāsavara-140 at that time.
129	Hero stone (No. I) set up in the same place.	Do.	Jagadēkamalla II	Śaka 10[6]8, Kshaya	Do. . .	Mentions the Chālukya-Vikramakāla. Records the death of Bammeya-Nāyaka of Puṇase in a fight and setting up of the memorial stone by Siṁga-Gauḍa and others.
130	Hero stone (No. II) set up in the same place.	Do.	Tribhuvanamalla Sōmēśvara IV	Year 2, Krōdhi, Phālguṇa ba. 5, Monday. Irregular.	Do. . .	Records the death of Dāsaṇa in an encounter between Taila- hadēva of Dēvaṁgēri and Chaladaṁkarāma Maṁneya Mādi-seṭṭi of Kalukere when the former raided Oppuṇṇesi.
131	Virāpur.—Stone kept in the Jaina temple	Vijayanagara	Bīra Harihara Mahārāya	Śaka 1317, Bhāva, Bhādrapada ba. 30, Amāvāsyā, Wed- nesday. Irregular.	Do. . .	Records the death of Chikka Chandappa, son of Chamdōja of Nāgarahaḷḷi.