The Indian Analyst
 

South Indian Inscriptions

 
No. Findspot Dynasty King Date

Language and Alphabet

Remarks
 

BOMBAY—contd.

BELGAUM DISTRICT—concld.

SAMPGAON TALUK—concld.

         
23

Kittūr.—Slab set up near the temple of Hoṇḍada Basavaṇṇa.

Kadamba Vīra Jayakēśi

Kali year 4289, regnal year 15, Durmati, Āshāḍha śu. 8, Sunday. Irregular.

Kannaḍa

Published in JBBRAS, Vol. IX, pp. 304 ff.

 

  BOMBAY DISTRICT          
24

Bombay.—Prince of Wales Museum. Slab No. B.B. 307.

Sāḷuvas of Saṅgītapura. Sāḷuva Nāyaka

Śaka 1485, Dundubhi, Chaitra śu. 12, Monday, Maghā-1562 A.D., March 16, f.d.t. ∙76, f.d.n. ∙74.

Do.

Refers to the construction of a shrine at Gerasoppe by the chief Sāḷuva Nāyaka, son of Hemmarasi-Nāyikiti and Viṭṭha ppa-Nāyaka, and to the consecration of Śānti-Tīrthaṅkara therein and records gifts of lands made to the same by the chief. Refers to the rule of the queen Chenna Bhairādēvī over the provinces of Nagire, Haive, Tuḷu and Koṅkaṇa on the West Coast. Reviewed in ASR for 1924-25, p. 115.

25

Do., No. B. B. 309

Western Chālukya Trailōkyamalladēva

Śaka 976, Jaya, Vai śākha Amāvāsyā, Monday, solar eclipse-1054 A.D., May 9, Monday, f.d.t. ∙26. The eclipse occurred on Tuesday.

Do.

Records the construction of the shrines of Śāntinātha, Pārśvanātha and Supārśvanātha at Ponnavāḍa by Chāṅkirāja of the Vāṇasa family, an officer of the Chālukya queen Kētaladēvī and registers grants of lands to these temples by the king at the request of the queen. Published in Ind. Ant. Vol. XIX, pp. 268 ff. and noticed in ASR for 1924-25, p. 115.

26

Do., No. B. B. 350

…. ….

….

Do.      (archaic)

Gives a number of epithets such as Kuḷaniti, Kaḍugati-sēbya,Sarbba-satyaniratar, etc., of Kōmaḷiga. States that (the memorial stone) was made by the stone-cutter Kanne. In characters of about the 8th-9th century A.D. Reviewed in ASR for 1936-37, p. 990.

27 Do., No. H. B. 7 Western Chālukya. Tribhuvanamalladēva

Chālukya-Vikrama year 36, Khara, Vaiśākha Puṇṇami, Monday, vyatīpāta, lunar eclipse.1111 A.D., April 25.

Kannaḍa

Refers to the construction of a temple at Eleyapūrvvadavaḷḷi by Māchiyakka, the wife of Mahāsāmantādhipati Daṇḍanāyaka Muṭṭigalla-Bhaṭṭōpādhyāya. States that the village was being governed by Malayavatīdēvī who is described as the piriyarasi of theking. Ibid., p, 99.

28

Do., No. H. B. S

Do. Do.

Chālukya-Vikrama year 3, Siddhārthin, Māgha śu.3, Sunday, Uttarayāna-saṅkrānti, solar eclipse. Irregular.

Do.

Mentions the king’s feudatory Gūvaladēva of the Kadamba family and the Śaiva teacher Sadyōjāta-Paṇḍita. States that the record was composed by Jayadēva. (Ibid., p. 99.)


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