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South Indian Inscriptions

 
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Do. (from Nagarī near Chitorgarh, Rājasthān).

…. ….

….

Sanskrit, Brāhmī

Fragmentary. Refers to a pillar (yūpa) raised in connection with the performance of a Vājapēya sacrifice. In characters of the 3rd century A.D.

 

30

Do. (from Poona Museum Collection)

…. ….

….

Sanskrit (verse), Nāgarī.

Fragment of a big record. Mentions holy places like Karṇāvatīand Staṁbhatīrtha and a person called Guṇasēna or Guṇasōma. In characters of the 12th century A.D.

31

Do. (from B.B.R.A.S.)

Kshatrapa Mahākshatrapa Svāmi Rudra

….

Brāhmī

Damaged. In characters of about the 3rd century A.D.

32

Do.

…. ….

….

Sanskrit, West Indian Alphabet.

Fragmentary. Mentions Śēsha-nāga in line 2. In characters of about the 6th century A.D.

33 Do. (from Jhālārapāṭan, Rājasthān) …. ….

….

Do.

Fragmentary. Mentions Gaṅgā in line 2. In characters of about the  6th century A.D.

34 Do. (from  B.B.R.A.S.) …. …. …. Prākṛit, Brāhmī

Fragmentary. Mentions Buddha (line 1) and seems to record the construction of a chetiyaghara. In characters of about the 3rd century A.D.

35 Do. …. …. ….

Sanskrit, West Indian Alphabet.

Damaged and fragmentary. Records the construction of a prāsāda. In the descriptive portion Malayāchala is mentioned (line 5). In characters of about the 6th century A.D.

36 Do. (from Vala, Saurāshṭra) …. Dharmamahārāja Sukētuvarman ….

Sanskrit, Southern Alphabet.

Damaged. The title Dharmamahārāja of the king seems to associate him with Southern India. Purport not clear. In characters closely resembling those of the Tāḷagunda pillar inscription of Kākusthavarman (Ep. Ind., Vol. VIII inscription of Kākusthavarman (Ep. Ind., Vol. VIII A.D.

 

DHARWAR DISTRICT HANGAL TALUK

         
37

Akkivaḷḷi.—Slab set up near Kallappa temple.

Kadamba Vīra-Mallidēva

Nandana, Vaiśākha śu. 10. Monday.

Kannaḍa

Records a gift of wet land to the deity in charge of the priest of Bhuvanēśvara. Mentions the teacher Vāmaśakti of [Bi]kēsari. In characters of about the 13th century.

38 Slab standing in the same place …. …. …. Do.

States that the stone bearing the figure of a liṅga marks the boundary of Akkivaḷḷi. in characters of about the 17th century.

39 Arḷēśvar.—Stone set up near the Hanumān temple. Yādava [Kanna]radēva

Year 15, Raudri, Bhādrapada ba. 14, Sunday=1260 A.D. September       5, Sunday,           f.d.t. ∙08.

Do.

Damaged. Records the death of a person in a fight. Mentions Yaḷeya-sirivura.

40

Slab standing near the tank close to the village.

…. Bhujabaḷachakravartin

………………... ….Pushya śu. 5, Monday.

Do. Much damaged and worn out. Mentions a Mahāmaṇḍalēś vara and registers a land gift (details lost). In characters of about the 12th century.
41

Pillar on the proper left side of the Kadaṁbēśvara temple.

Kadamba Mahāmaṇḍalēśvara Vīra-Mallikārjunadēva.

Monday. Jyēshṭha śu. 15, Monday.

Do.

Records a gift of land to god Kaḍaṁbēśvara at Aḷayasiriyūr situated in Eḍayoḷal-70 by Mādabōva who had received the village as a gift from the Kadamba ruler who was governing Banavase-12000 and Pānuṁgal-500.


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