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The Indian Analyst
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South Indian Inscriptions |
EPIGRAPHIA INDICA (V. 73.) The illustrious Sômêśvaradêva, whose feet are honoured by the Chulukya king, composed this charming eulogy of the religious building. (V. 74.) By the grace of the holy Nêmi and Ambikâ on the mountain Arbuda may the eulogy afford abundant happiness to the family of Vastupâla ! (Line. 46.) This eulogy has been engraved by the mason Chaṇḍêśvara, the son of Dhândhala, the son of Kêlhaṇa. (L. 47.) On Sunday, the third day of the dark half of Phâlguṇa, in the year 1287 of the glorious Vikrama, the consecration was performed by the illustrious Vijayasênasûri of the illustrious Nâgêndra gachchha. No. II.[1]
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