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The Indian Analyst
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South Indian Inscriptions |
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No. 6 (A. R. No. 208 of 1931-32) MĀGAṆḌLAPALLE (Near Vanamaladinne), PUNGANUR TALUK, CHITTOOR Slab lying in a field to the west of the village Iriva-Nolaṁba II, circa 10th century This record states that the king, who was camping at Veṁduraponne in Paruvi-nāḍu, conferred upon Basavayya, son of Bīrāne-gāvuṇḍa of
Pulī-nāḍu, the title of Pallavāditya-Noḷaṁba-gāvuṇḍa along with other
royal insignia such as a horse, umbrella, throne etc, and granted him
the village Nagekuṁṭe in Puli-nāḍu. The record gives the genealogy
of the king as follows : 1 The letter ಗ is engraved faintly.
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