The Indian Analyst

No.

Findspot

Dynasty

King

Date

Language
and
Alphabet

Remarks

 

KURNOOL DISTRICT—contd.
CUMBUM TALUK—contd.
Turimeḷḷa—contd.

 

 

 

 

 

260

Fourth slab in the same place

Vijayanagara

Vīra Bukkarāya Oḍeya, ruling from
Vijayanagara.

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15, Monday.

Telugu 

Damaged. Registers the gift of the village Viṁjyanamupāḍu in Vinikoṇḍa-dēśaṁ to god Anulōpavināśanadēva in Ēruva- sīma by the king for the health and prosperity of his father Harihararāya and himself. A post-script dated Vibhava, Kārttika, śu. 10. Sunday, records the sale of half his share by Surabha-Jīya, son of Guruga-Jīya to Nāra-Jīya (son of Pāpa-Jīya.)

261

Votive liṅga near the same temple

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Do.      (Archaic)         

Mentions Nāghasatti. In characters of about the 9th century.

262

Second votive liṅga in the same place             

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Do.     

Damaged.

263

Third votive liṅga in the same place                

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Do.

Do.

264

Sides of an image of Pārvatī near the same temple.

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Telugu 

States that Vīrayarāju, son of Timmarāju and the karanam of Turimela dedicated the image of Pārvitī to the god. In modern characters.

265

A sculptured slab near the temple of
Surabhēśvara.

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Do.     

Damaged. Mentions Siṅgadēva, the son of Bairavadēva and the former’s servant (name not clear) who is probably the person depicted in the sculpture.

266

Second sculptured slab in the same place                     

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Do.

Much damaged. Also seems to specify the person depicted in the sculpture.

267

Broken slab near the same temple.

Kākatīya         

Gaṇapatidēva Mahārāja.         

Śaka 1164       .           .

Do.

Fragmentary. Introduces Gaṇḍapeṇḍāra Gaṅgayya-Sāhiṇi who bears the epithet Arivīra-Brahmarākshasa and is said to have been ruling over Ēruvu-Thrice-Seventy division from the capital town of Kochcherula. The rest of the record is broken and lost.

268

Same slab, side face    

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Krōdhin, Phālguṇa śu. 15, Monday.

Do.

Damaged. Purport not clear. Seems to mention a certain Vennasāni. In characters of about the 13th century.

269

Reverse of a sculpture stone near the same temple.

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Do.     

Much damaged. In characters of about the 10th century. Only the imprecatory portion of the inscription is preserved, the rest being almost completely chiselled off.

270

Slab set up near the same temple.

Vijayanagara

Achyutadēva Mahārāya

Śaka 1462, Śārvarin, Āshāḍha śu. 11, Tuesday = 1540 A. C., June 15, Tuesday.

Do.                 

Registers the grant of the village Chōḷavīḍu renamed Surabhēśvara puram by Nāgappaṁgāru, son of Paṇḍari Rāmaābhaṭlu. The gift village was situated in Ēruva-sīma which was held as pārupatyam by the donee, while Veṅkaṭādri Ayya, son of Indalūri Timma-Jyōśyulu and nephew of Bhūtanāthani Rāmābhaṭḷayyavāru, who is described as the rājyabhāra-dhurandhara of the king, was ruling over
Udayagiri-durgam.




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