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TEXT OF INSCRIPTIONS No. 278 (A. R. No. 347 of 1936-37) MAḌUGULA, PALNAD TALUK, GUNTUR DISTRICT Slab set up in the nandi-maṇḍapa in the kālēśvara temple Circa 7th century It seems to state that this was the lamp of Saṁsārabhītadēva, TEXT
No. 279 (A. R. No. 339 of 1940-41) PEDDAPASUPULA, JAMMALAMADUGU TALUK, CUDDAPAH DISTRICT Stone in the backyard (doḍḍi) of the house of Juvvimānu-pōchi-reḍḍi Circa 8th century This damaged record refers to an attack on Nandakuru and mentions Bhūpaditya who is said to have been governing Rēnāḍu. The name of the king is lost. It records a gift of land.
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