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KAKATIYA DYNASTY
No.
351.
(A.
R. No. 535 of 1925.)
On
a pillar near the temple of Chennakesava at
Kolavennu, Bezwada Taluk, Krishna
District. S. 1177.
States
that general potayamgaru and Aravelli Marapota
Manchimgaru presented a perpetual lamp each to the temple of
Prasanna Kesava of Kolavennu and gave lands to certain persons on
condition of their paying a certain number of Gokana-rukalu
for the maintenance of the lamps.
No.
352.
(A.
R. No. 538 of 1925.)
On
a pillar lying near the same temple. S. 1177.
States
that general Pedaya and a certain Mamchi gave gifts
of perpetual lamps to god Prasanna Kesava of Kolavennu and that
the former gave a piece of land to Kate Boyundu on condition of his paying 24 Gokana-rukas
(coins) annually for the upkeep of his lamp.
No.
353.
(A.
R. No. 534 of 1925.)
On
a pillar near the same temple. S. 1178.
Incomplete. Seems to state that one Marama Breka gave twelve
cows for half and a lamp in the temple of Kesavadeva of Kolavennu.
No.
354.
(A.
R. No. 461 of 1915.)
On
a slab in front of
the temple of Brahmesvara,
Kondanayainivaram,
Gannavaram Taluk, same District S. 1179.
States
that king Udaya Manma gave 25 cows and a khandu of
land for a perpetual lamp in the temple of Brahmesvara and also
two martus of
land for naivedyam.
No.
355.
(A.
R. No. 203 of 1905.)
On
the top of the doorway of the west wall of the kitchen in the
temple of
Tripurantakesvara, Tripurantakam, Markapur Taluk, Kurnool District. S. 1179. (Pingala)
States
that Chalukya Narayana Bhimaraja Siddayadeva gave the village of Kedurepalli on the Musi in Punginandu
to god Tripurantaka-Mahadeva. Gives a string of the donorâs birudas. The donor seems to be a small local chief.
No.
356.
(A.
R. No. 320 of 1915.)
On
a pillar in the kalyana-mandapa of the temple of
Sambhusvami at
Edavalli, Narasaraopet
Taluk, Guntur District.
S. 1179 (?). The
cyclic year (Durmati) and the Saka year do not tally.
Partly
illegible. States
that Vedagiriraja Tirumaladevaraja gave a piece of land to three Kasis (masons) who built the mandapa
of the temple of Svayambhudeva.
No.
357.
(A.
R. No. 464 of 1915.)
On
a pillar in front of the temple of Brahmesvara,
Kondanayanivaram, Gannavaram
Taluk, Krishna District. S. 1180.
States
that one uppi Setti gave 25 cows and 7 Tums of land for a perpetual lamp in
the temple of Brahmesvara.
No.
358.
(A.
R. No. 391 of 1915.)
On
a pillar of the Kalyana-mandapa
in the temple of
Mulasthanesvara, Nadindla,
narasaraopet Taluk, Guntur District. S. 1180.
States
that Kota Ganapatideva, son of Bayyaladevi
assigned to the temple of Mulasthana-Mahadeva two kesari ivisas
(coins) on each mada realized by the sale in Nadindla of Bandibanisa (?)
horses and other livestock.
No. 359.
(A.
R. No. 215 of 1905.)
On
the base of the west wall of the dark room in the temple of
Tripurantakesvara,
Tripurantakam, Markapur Taluk, Kurnool District. S. 1180. (Kalayukti)
States
that a certain Mollala Annaparaddi gave 25 cows for a perpetual lamp in the
temple of Tripurantaka-Mahadeva.
No.
360.
(A.
R. No. 740 of 1920.)
On
a pillar in the temple of Someswara, Juttiga, Tanuku Taluk, West
Godavari District. S. 1181.
States
that Vishnu (?) the
minister of Virabhadresvara of
the Chalukya-vamsa who
married Kakatiya Ganapatidevaâs daughter Rudrama-Mahadevi
presented a perpetual
lamp to the temple of Somesvara of Duttika. The inscription is incomplete.
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No.
361.
(A.
R. No. 102 of 1917.)
On
a Nandi stone set up near the temple of Ramalingesvara,
Mandapam,
Guntur Taluk, Guntur District. S. 1181. (Siddharthi)
States
that a certain Surapareddi gave 25 cows for a perpetual
lamp in the temple of Ramesvara.
No.
362.
(A.
R. No. 217 of 1905.)
On
the base of the west wall of the dark room in the temple of
Tripurantakesvara
Tripurantakam, Markapur Taluk, Kurnool District. S. 1181. (Siddharthi)
States
that Allada Pemmaya-Maharaja who claims to be of the Pallava
family gave 25 cows for a perpetual lamp in the temple of
Tripurantaka-Mahadeva.
No.
363.
(A.
R. No. 309 of 1924.)
On
a slab set up to the
right of the western entrance to the central shrine of
the
temple of Lakshminarasimhasvami, Vedadri, Nandigama Taluk,
Krishna District. S. 1181.
States
that Tyagi Manma Ganapatidevaraja gave the village of Vemupalli
to god Pratapanarasimha.
No.
364.
(A.
R. No. 733 of 1920.)
On
a pillar in the temple of Somesvara, Juttiga,
Tanuku Taluk, West
Godavari District. S. 1181.
Incomplete. States that a certain Komma-sani and her sons Virapa-Nayaka
and Indusekhara-Nayaka presented a perpetual lamp to the
temple of Vasuki Ravi Somesvara of Duttika and also gave
some land for its upkeep.
No.
365.
(A.
R. No. 691 of 1920.)
On
a stone used as a step in the temple of
Ramalingesvara, Zampani,
Tenali Taluk, Guntur District. S. 1181.
Damaged. States that a certain Nagisetti gave a number of
cows for a lamp in the temple of Ramisvara of Sampani.
No.
366.
(A.
R. No. 139 of 1913.)
On
a slab from Dharanikota preserved in the Collectorâs Office,
Guntur. S. 1 .
Incomplete
and damaged. Mentions Ganapatideva, the Kota chief.
No.
367.
(A.
R. No. 181 of 1905.)
On
the south wall of the mandapa in front of the central shrine in
the
temple of Tripurantakesvara, Tripurantakam,
Kurnool District. S. 1181. (61st
year of Ganapatideva) (Siddharthi)
States
that Natavadi Kumara Ganapatideva-Maharaja gave 50 cows for
a perpetual lamp in
the temple of Tripurantaka-Maharaja.
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No.
368.
(A.
R. No. 220 of 1905.)
On
the north wall of the dark room in the same temple.
S. 1181. (61st
year of Ganapatideva) (Siddharthi)
States
that Kurapati Sura-Reddi and his wife Erika-Sani
gave 25 cows for a perpetual
lamp in the temple of Tripurantaka-Mahadeva.
No.
369.
(A.
R. No. 213 of 1905.)
On
the base of the west wall of the same room.
S. 1181. (61st
year of Ganapatideva) Siddharthi)
States
that Indaluri Gannaya gave 25 cows for a perpetual lamp in
the temple of Tripurantaka-Mahadeva.
No.
370.
(A.
R. No. 208 of 1905.)
On the west wall of the same room S. 1181.
States
that Gandapendaru Jannigadeva-Maharaja, feudatory of Ganapati, the Kakatiya
king, gave the village of Gandrakota=Anungurajupalli in the Palinandu to god Tripurantakadeva.
No.
371.
(A.
R. No. 196 of 1905.)
On
the east wall of the kitchen (vanta middi) in front of the mandapa
in the same
temple. S. 1182. (62nd
year of Ganapatideva) (Raudri)
States
that king Ganapatideva gave the villages of . . . padu on the north bank of Gunderu (Gundlakamma) in Kammanandu
and Redumadapalli on the Musi in Pungi-nandu
to god Tripurantakadeva. States
that Ganapatideva belonged to the Solar race.
No.
372.
(A.
R. No. 584 of 1925.)
(Below
A. R. 583 of 1925.)
On
a stone lying near the Galigopuram mandapa of the temple of
Ramalingesvara, Velpuru, Sattenepalli Taluk, Guntur District. S. 118[2].
States
that Aggineni Marinendu sold his garden to Gundaparaddi Mareddi.
No.
373.
(A.
R. No. 283 of 1924.)
On
a pillar lying in the temple of Chandramaulisvara,
Anumanchipalli,
Nandigama Taluk, Krishna
District. S. 1182. (Raudri)
States
that a certain Brahmin Chavali Bhaskara consecrated
the image of Chagi-Ganapesvara and that king Chagi Manma
endowed the temple with land. Describes the Chagi family as of Kshatriya caste (bahujakula)
and gives the donorâs genealogy.
No.
374.
(A.
R. No. 530 of 1925.)
On
a pillar lying near the temple of Chennakesavasvami,
Kolavennu,
Bezwada Taluk, same District. Year
unknown.
Damaged. Refers to a minister of king Ganapati.
No.
375.
(A.
R. No. 292 of 1924.)
On
a pillar lying near a well in a field to the west of
Taduvayi,
Nandigama
Taluk, same District. The
year not given.
Refers
to gifts of land made
by Katreddi for the merit of Ganapatideva-Maharaja
and by Kanyayundu for the merit of Rudradeva-Maharaja
to the temple of Mallikarjunadeva of Taduvaya. Rudradeva is
evidently Rudrama. Mention
of both sovereigns in the same inscription is significant.
No.
376.
(A.
R. No. 769 of 1922.)
On
a stone built into the back wall of the temple of
Chennakesavasvami,
Nayanipalli, Bapatla Taluk, Guntur District. Year
unknown.
States
that, in the course of his conquest of the South, king Ganapatideva
protected the king of Nelluru have killed his enemies Padihari Bayyana, Tikkana
and others, that he vanquished (?)Kulottunga Rajendra Choda of Dravila mandala, that he received presents (?) of
elephants from the king of Nelluru, that he saved the Bhringi
matha on the Sriparvata
and that he consecrated the image of Kumara Ganapesvara-mahadeva
after his own name in . . palli. The concluding portion is missing.
No.
377.
(A.
R. No. 641 of 1920.)
On
a black stone lying before the temple of
Venugopalasvami,
Chilumuru,
Tenali Taluk, same District. Year
unknown.
States
that Vittala-Nayaka and Goki-Nayaka gave land to the
temple of Gopalasvami
and that the Ekkati of Athumudi also gave land to
the same temple. Mentions Kakatiya Ganapatideva.
No.
378.
(A.
R. No. 321 of 1915.)
On
a s tone lying near the temple of Kodandaramasvami in
Edavalli,
Narasaraopeta
Taluk,
Guntur District. Year
not given.
Incomplete. Refers to a charitable grant made for the merit of Ganapatideva-Maharaja.
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No.
379.
(A.
R. No. 303 of 1915.)
On
a stone near the culvert to the east of the village,
Rompicherla,
same
Taluk and District. Year
not given.
Incomplete
and damaged. Refers
to grant of land to
god Kesavadeva of Kondamutru for the merit of Ganapatideva-Maharaja. The donor
appear to have been a Kota chief.
No.
380.
(A.
R. No. 313 of 1915.)
On
the middle tier of the south wall of the basement of the temple
of
Sambhusvami,
Edavalli, same Taluk and District. Year
not given.
States
that Vankyaraja Kamaraja gave land to the temple of
Svayambhudeva for the merit of Kota Ketaraja.
No.
381.
(A.
R. No. 142 of 1913.)
On
a slab brought from
Yanamadala and preserved
in the Collectorâs Office,
Guntur,
same District. S. 11. 3.
Incomplete
and somewhat damaged. States that a certain Beta(?)raja founded the temple of Gopalasvami and endowed it with land, that
Queen Ganapama gave it an oil-mill and a garden and that
certain merchants assigned to it certain customs duties and taxes. Ganapama was probably the wife of the Kota chief.
No.
382.
(A.
R. No. 767 of 1922.)
On
a stone built into
the eastern wall of the temple
of Vallabharaya, at
Svarna, Bapatla Taluk, same District. Undated.
Incomplete. Refers to a grant of land to a Siva temple for the merit of Ganapatideva.
No.
383.
(A.
R. No. 263 of 1924.)
On
a broken pillar near
the image of Anjaneya at
Kanchala, Nandigama
Taluk, Krishna District. Year
not given.
Incomplete. Refers to certain gifts of land made to the temple of
Indranatha-Mahadeva by a subordinate of king Ganapati.
No.
384.
(A.
R. No. 326 of 1924.)
On
a broken Naga pillar in the Siva temple at
Zuzzuru, same Taluk
and District. Date
missing.
Incomplete. Refers to the sons-in-law of Chagi Potaraja.
No. 385.
(A.
R. No. 258 of 1924.)
On
a broken slab lying
in front of the temple of
Mallikarjuna at Muppalla,
same Taluk and District.
Year
missing.
Incomplete
and damaged. Records
the gift of 55 velledlu (sheep?) to god Bhimesvara by a servant of the Chagi family.
No.
386.
(A.
R. No. 533 of 1925.)
On
a pillar near the temple of Chennakesavasvami
at Kolavennu,
Bezwada
Taluk, same District. Date missing.
Refers
to perpetual lamps presented to the temple of Prasanna Kesavadeva
of Kolavennu by Mentu-Mamchi, Dontalapati Potepeddi
and general Annaya.
No.
387.
(A.
R. No. 643 of 1920.)
On
a stone lying in front of a private house at
Chunduru,
Tenali Taluk, Guntur District. Date missing.
Incomplete. Gives a list of land gifts made to certain persons
presumably connected with a temple.
No.
388.
(A.
R. No. 282 of 1905.)
On
a Nandi pillar lying by the side of the steps on the hill leading
to
the
temple of Tripurantaka, Tripurantakam, Markapur Taluk Kurnool District. Date
missing.
Incomplete
and damaged. Refers
to endowments of lands made to a matha and a satra (choultry)
established for the use of Suddha Saivas and to gifts of land made
to certain Brahmins.
No.
389.
(A.
R. No. 104 of 1917.)
On
the south wall of the shrine of the G
oddess in the temple
of Mallikarjuna, Mandapadu, Guntur Taluk, Guntur
District. Date
missing.
The beginning is lost. The
first nine lines of the remaining portion refer to a certain Prola,
son of Vidda-Nayaka and Vennama. The remaining lines contain details of lands granted
to
certain temples and persons.
No.
390.
(A.
R. No. 171 of 1917.)
On
a mutilated Nandi pillar lying near the temple of
Mulasthanesvara,
Tadikonda,
same District.
Undated.
Incomplete. Refers to certain gifts of land made by the grandson of Kota
Venammadevi.
No.
391.
(A.
R. No. 181 of 1917.)
On
a hero-stone lying to the west of Vunguturu, Guntur Taluk,
same District. Undated.
States
that Kuna=Boya, son of Bandaruvu Choda-Boya, a
soldier of Kota Betaraja fought with Parvati Revadu
at Garalapadu and killed Bhimaraja and another and
went to heaven.
No.
392.
(A.
R. No. 424 of 1926.)
On
a fragment of a slab lying behind the temple of Krishna,
Musalimadugu,
Nandikotkuru Taluk, Kurnool District
Year
missing.
Incomplete,
damaged and unintelligible.
No.
393.
(A.
R. No. 212 of 1905.)
On
the same stone as No. 211 of 1905. Date
missing.
States
that Brammadeva and Ramadeva gave 11 cows and a
heifer to the temple of Tripurantakadeva.
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No.
394.
(A.
R. No. 214 of 1905.)
On
the Base of the west
wall of the dark room in the temple of
Tripurantakesvara,
Tripurantakam, Markapur Taluk,
same District. S. 1183 (Durmukhi.)
States
that Induluri Gannaya, son of Ganapaya, gave 25 cows
for a perpetual lamp in the temple of Tripurantakadeva.
No.
395.
(A.
R. No. 94 of 1917.)
On
the huge Nandi pillar lying near the ruined temple in Malkapuram,
Guntur Taluk, Guntur District. (Published
in the Journal of the Andhra
Historical Research Society, Vol. IV, pp. 147-64.) S. 1183. (Durmati)
Gives
a detailed account of the Kakatiya family and of the foundation and pontifical succession of
the Golaki-matha of the Saivas and states that king Ganapatideva promised the village of Mandara in the Velanadu-Kandravati country
to his guru Visvesvara Sivacharya and that
Ganapatiâs daughter Rudramadevi made a formal gift of
that village along with the village of Velangapundi, that Visvesvara
Siva established a new village with the name of
Visvesvara-Golaki and peopled it with person of different castes
brought from various parts
of the country, that he also established the temple of Visvesvara,
a Sanskrit college, a matha for Saivas, a choultry for
feeding people without distinction of caste and creed, a general
land a maternity hospital, besides some other things and that he
made grants of land for the maintenance of all these institutions. Gives a detailed description of the administration of the trust and of the village affairs. Incidentally, it mentions a large number of other religious
and charitable institutions established by Visvesvara Siva
in several other places. Kakatiyas
are described as belonging to the Solar race of Kshatriyas.
No.
396.
(A.
R. No. 95 of 1917.)
At
the foot of the first side of the same pillar. S. Year not given.
This
inscription is in the nature of an appendix to the last one and
contains a list of land grants made to several persons connected
with the temple of Visvesvara.
No.
397.
(A.
R. No. 460 of 1915.)
On
a pillar set up in front of the temple of Brahmesvara,
Kondanayanivaram,
Nuzvid Taluk, Krishna District.
S. 1183.
States
that Viranarayana Choda Baddigadevaraja presented a
perpetual lamp to the temple of Brahmesvara and also land for its
maintenance.
No. 398.
(A.
R. No. 194 of 1905.)
On
the east wall of the mandapa right of the entrance in the temple
of
Tripurantakesvara, Tripurantakam, Markapur Taluk,
Kurnool District.
S. 11[8]3. (Durmati)
T. (2nd year of Rudradeva-Maharaja)
Damaged. States that a general of Rudradeva-Maharaja (the
name of the general is missing) gave 50 cows for a perpetual lamp
in the temple of Tripurantakadeva.
No.
399.
(A.
R. No. 103 of 1917.)
On
a Nandi stone set up behind the temple of Ramalingasvami,
Mandadam, Guntur Taluk, Guntur District. S. 1184. (Dundubhi)
Incomplete. Refers to gift of land by Kota Ganapatidevaraja to Rajagurudeva.
No.
400.
(A.
R. No. 272 of 1905.)
On
a slab built into the south wall of the shrine of Ramadeva
in the prakara of the temple of Tripurantakesvara,
Tripurantakam, Markapur Taluk,
Kurnool District. S. 118[5]. (Rudhirodgari)
States
that Karumanikka Perumadi-Nayaka gave lands in the village
of Abhinava-Ganapavuram to god Tripurantakadeva.
No.
401.
(A.
R. No. 565 of 1925.)
On
a s tone built into the parapet wall of the temple of
Ramalingesvara,
Velpuru, Sattenapalli Taluk, Guntur District. S. 1186. (Raktakshi)
Damaged
and incomplete. Refers
to some gifts of land made during the reign of Kakatiya
Rudradeva-Maharaja.
No.
402
(A.
R. No. 550 of 1909.)
On
a pillar in the mandapa in front of the temple of Suresvara,
at
Karempudi, Palnad Taluk, same District. S. 1186. (Raktakshi)
States
that Gandapendaru Meyidevaraja, agent of Jannigadeva-Maharaja
who ruled the country from Panungallu to Kaivaramu-mota,
made a gift of land to god Suresvaradeva. The concluding portion says that Karanam Annipeddi
built the compound wall and gopura of the temple.
No.
403.
(A.
R. No. 537 of 1913.)
On
a pillar lying in front of the temple of Gopalasvami,
Ipuru
Vinukonda Taluk, same District. S. 1187. (Raktakshi)
States
that Gonkaya, son of Surepeggada gave a number of goats for a
perpetual lamp in the temple of Alladanatha of Ipuru, for
the merit of Kakatiya Rudradeva-Maharaja.
No.
404.
(A.
R. No. 309 of 1915.)
On
a stone lying in a field to the east of Santamaguluru,
Naasaraopeta Taluk, same District. S. 1187. (Krodhana)
Damaged. Refers to a gift of land to the Arusa-matha of the
temple of Mallinathadeva
on the Sriparvata hill.
No.
405.
(A.
R. No. 164 of 1917.)
On
a slab in the temple of Siva at Sekuru, Guntur Taluk, Guntur District. S. 1187. (Krodhana)
Refers
to grant of land made to the temple of Somesvara-Mahadeva of Chekuru
for the merit of Rudrayya.
No.
406.
(A.
R. No. 299 of 1915.)
On
a broken Garuda-Stambha in the temple of
Venugopalasvami,
Rompicherla
Narasaraopeta Taluk, same District. S. 1187.
Refers
to the establishment of the temple of Gopinatha in Rompicherla by Vallabha-mantri,
minister of Kota Bhimaraja, and gifts of land made to it.
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No.
407.
(A.
R. No. 207 of 1905.)
On
the west wall of the dark room (Chikatimiddi) in the temple of
Tripurantakesvara, Tripurantakam, Markapur Taluk,
Kurnool District. S. 1188. (Kshaya)
States
that Tammiraju, the minister of Pedda Mallaya Preggada
who was himself the minister of Kakatiya Ganapatideva gave
25 cows for a perpetual lamp in the temple of Tripurantakadeva for
the merit of his son Tripurari.
No.
408.
(A.
R. No. 172 of 1917.)
On
a Nandi pillar in the
temple of Mulasthanesvara,
Tadikonda,
Guntur Taluk, Guntur District. S. 118[8].
States
that the chief Manma Pota consecrated
the image of Kamesvara and that his queen Pandambika made
gift of land to Kamesvara and Manma-Potisvara and also endowed
perpetual lamps in these temples.
No.
409.
(A.
R. No. 642 of 1920.)
On
a stone lying in front of a private house at
Chunduru,
Tenali Taluk, same District. S. 11[8]8.
States
that Pottepi Ka[ma]-Chodaraja consecrated the image of Choda-Ballisvara in the name of his younger brother and built a temple over it, and that Manma Ganapaya-Nayaka
made a gift of land to that temple.
No.
410.
(A.
R. No. 607 (b) of 1909.)
On
a pillar lying in front of the temple of Kodandaramasvami,
Mottupalli,
Bapatla Taluk, same District. [Below A. R.
No. 607 (a)] S. 1188. (Kshaya)
States
that Mottupalli Golla-Manda gave 25 cows for a perpetual lamp in the temple of Prasanna Chennakesava of Mottupalli and that a piece of land
was given to the
cowherd who was to feed those cows and supply ghee for the lamp.
No.
411.
(A.
R. No. 582 of 1925.)
On
a stone lying near the Galigopura-mandapa of
Ramalingesvara,
Velpuru, Sattenepalli Taluk, same District. S. [11]88.
Incomplete. Refers to a gift made
for the merit of Kota Mummadi-Nandaraja, [Oda]raja and Gandaparaja.
No.
412.
(A.
R. No. 378 of 1915.)
On
a broken pillar in front of the temple of Chennakesvasvami,
Kolalapudi, Narasaraopeta Taluk, same District. S. [11]88. (Expired
Prabhava)
States
that a certain Vallabharaja consecrated the image of
Komara-Gopinatha in Konalapundi in Kammanadu for the merit of Peda Kommaraja and
endowed the image with lands.
No.
413.
(A.
R. No. 401 of 1915.)
On
two stones built into lthe Poturazu Shrine,
Kanuparru,
Narasaraopeta Taluk, same
District. S. 1189.
States
that Maramaraja and some others assigned the duties payable
on sales, to the temple of Gopinatha for the merit of Pratapa-Rudradeva.
No.
414.
(A.
R. No. 247 of 1905.)
On
the north wall left of the entrance of the dark room in the
temple of
Tripurantakesvara, Tripurantakam, Markapur Taluk,
Kurnool District. S. 1189. (Prabhava)
States
that a certain Narepa gave 13 cows and a bullock for a perpetual lamp in the temple of
Tripurantakadeva.
No.
415.
(A.
R. No. 175 of 1905.)
On
the south wall of the central shrine in the same temple. S. 1189. (Prabhava)
States
that Siddayadeva-Choda-Maharaja gave 50 cows for a
perpetual lamp in the temple of Tripurantaka-Mahadeva for the
merit of his father Perumadideva Choda-Maharaja and mother Damaladevi.
No.
416.
(A.
R. No. 289 of 1922.)
On
a pillar in the
mandapa of the temple of Muktisvara,
Suravaram,
Gannavaram Taluk, Krishna District. S. 1189.
States
that a certain Malleboya gave
25 cows for a perpetual lamp in the temple of Brahmesvara.
No.
417.
(A.
R. No. 190 of 1905.)
On
the west wall of the mandapa left of the entrance to the temple
of
Tripurantakesvara, Tripurantakam, Markapur Taluk,
kurnool District. S. 1[1]89. (Prabhava)
States
that Eruva Manumilidevaraja gave 25 cows for a perpetual
lamp in the temple of Tripurantaka-Mahadeva.
No.
418.
(A.
R. No. 189 of 1905.)
On
the west wall of the same mandapa.
Saka year is klost but may be 1189 (See A. R. No. 190 of 1905, above.)
Incomplete
and damaged. Refers
to an endowment for a perpetual lamp in the temple of
Tripurantaka-Mahadeva. The
name of the donor is lost.
No.
419.
(A.
R. No. 828 of 1911.)
On
a pillar in the Garbhagriha of the temple of Mallesvara
at
Varagani,
Bapatla Taluk, Guntur
District. S. 1189. (Prabhava)
States
that duties payable on sales and purchases made in Origandi
are assigned to the temple of Prasanna-Chenna-Mallesvara of the
same village.
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No.
420.
(A.
R. No. 259 of 1924.)
On
a slab set up in the ruined temple of Anjaneyasvami,
Munagalalpalli,
Nandigama Taluk, Krishna District. S. 1190 (Vibhava).
States
that Manuma Chagiraja, son of Bhimaraja, made gifts
of land to god Bhimesvara
of Munabalapalli.
No.
421.
(A.
R. No. 314 of 1924.)
On
a Naga pillar lying near a dilapidated mosque among the
ruins of
the fort
at Gudimetta, same Taluk and District. S. 1190. (Vibhava.)
States
that Dadi Ganna-Nayaka made a gift of land to god Visvantha
of Gudimetta during the reign of Kakatiya Rudra-Maharaja.
No.
422.
(A.
R. No. 573 of 1909.)
On
a slab in the temple of Gopalasvami, Durgi, Palnad Taluk, Guntur District. S. 1191. (Sukla).
States
that, while Rudrama-Mahadevi, the pattoddhati (?) of Ganapatideva, was
ruling at Orungallu and her servant Ganapendara
Jannigadevaraja was governing the country from Panungallu
to Marjavada, karanam Namaya consecrated the
image of Gopinatha at Dugya in Pallinadu and made grants of land and
assigned certain
taxes for its worship.
No.
423.
(A.
R. No. 155 of 1917.)
On
a mutilated stone lying in front of the temple of
Virabhadrasvami
at
Rayapudi, Guntu Taluk, same District. S. 1191.
Incomplete. Seems to refer to a grant of land to a temple at Ravipun[di]
by Parvata-Nayaka, the bodyguard (angaraksha) of Kakatiya
Rudradeva-Maharaja.
No.
424.
(A.
R. No. 156 of 1917.)
On
a mutilated Nandi-pillar
in front of the temple of Somesvara
in the same village. S. 1191.
Damaged. Refers to a gift of land to god Somesvara of Ravipun[di] made by Parvata-Nayaka, the bodyguard of Kakatiya
Rudradeva-Maharaja.
No.
425.
(A.
R. No. 660 of 1920.)
On
a stone built into the north wall of the temple of
Chennakesava,
at Mulpuru, Tenali Taluk, Guntur District. S. 1192.
Incomplete
and damaged. Refers
to the grant of land made to the temple of Nila-Kesa[va] by Vallaya=Nayaka,
the guardian of the palace of Kakatiya Rudradeva.
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