BOMBAY-KARNATAKA
INSCRIPTIONS
VOLUME
XI - Part II
TRIBHUVANAMALLA
VIKRAMADITYA VI
All
the inscription in this part belong to the reign of king
Tribhuvanamalla Vikramaditya VI of the Western Chalukya dynasty of
Kalyana.
No.
203 - 211 | No.
119 - 139 | No.
140 - 160 | No.
161 - 181 | No.
182 - 202
No.
203
(B.K.
No. 90 of 1926-27)
Mulgund,
Gadag Taluk, Dharwar District
On
The Dhvajastambha In Front Of The Narayanadeva Temple
This
inscription is not dated. It registers a gift of three donis at the village Posayur
belinging to god Narayanadeva, made by Narasingha-Bhatta, the
disciple of Sakalaprakasa-Bhattaraka, who was worshipped (aradhya)
by the king Tribhuvanamalladeva.
Sakalaprakasa-Bhattaraka figures as ruling over th Periggeri
of Mulugunda and Posavur in B.K. No. 114 of
1926-27
No.
204
(B.K.
No. 121 of 1926-27)
Nilgund,
Gadag Taluk, Dharwar District
On
A Broken Slab Set Up In The Kalamesvara Temple
This
damaged and mutilated inscription refers itself to the reign of Tribhuvanamalladeva;
but its date is lost. It
contains some verses in praise of Balavarmayya of the Vatsa
lineage, the chief (greamesvara) of the village Nirggunda.
Mdimayya Nayaka and Bhogadityadeva are mentioned.
No.
205
(B.K.
No. 215 of 1926-27)
Abbigeri,
Ron Taluk, Dharwar District
On
A Stone Pillar In The Temple Of Isvara On The Bund Of The Tank
Called Kempageri
This
damaged inscription refers itself to the reing of the Chalukya king
[Tribhuvana]malla, who was ruling at Kalyanapura; but
its date is lost.
No.
206
(B.K.
No. 90 of 1927-28)
Sirur,
Mundargi Petha, Dharwar District
On
A Broken Pillar In Front Of The Maligesvara Temple
This
mutilated and damaged inscription is dated in Chalukya-Vikrama
kala . . . Chaitra 15, other details being lost. It seems to
register a gift of gold made by Mandalika Rajarasa, Perggade
Martandayya and others at the instance of Tribhuvanamalla-Bhagalamahadevi,
queen of Tribhuvana[malladeva].
Rajarasa is stated to be the maternal uncle (mava)
of Bhagaladevi.
No.
207
(B.K.
No. 91 of 1927-28)
Sirur,
Mundargi Petha, Dharwar District
On
A Fragment Of A Stone Set Up Near Sali’s Shop
This
fragmentary inscription refers itself to the reing of Tribhuvanamalla.
Only some birudas of a Mahamandalesvara (name
lost), one of which refers to Dvaravatipura, are preserved.
No.
208
(B.K.
No. 252 of 1927-28)
Gaddanakeri,
Bagalkot Taluk, Bijapur District
On
A Slab Lying In The Outlet Of The Tank
This
mutilated and damaged inscription seems to refer itself to the reing
of Tribhuvana[malladeva]. The date is lost. A
certain feudatory (name lost) is praised.
No.
209
(B.K.
No. 44 of 1928-29)
Hire-Singanagutti,
Hungund Taluk, Bijapur District
On
A Stone Set Up Near The Temple Of Isvara
This
damaged inscription refers itself to the reign of Tribhuvanamalladeva;
but the date is lost. It
seems to register a grant of land.
The Jain teacher Balachandra of the Desiga-gana and
Postaka-gachchha and the division [Ka]rividi Thirty are
mentioned.
No.
210
(B.K.
No. 30 of 1930-31)
Mulvad,
Bagevadi Taluk, Bijapur District
On
A Slab Set Up In The Temple Of Kalamesvara
This
damaged inscription refers itself to the reign of Tribhuvanamalladeva;
but the dates is lost. Only
a portion of the prasasti of a feudatory, one of whose birudas
was Maha-Vengimandaladhisvara is preserved.
The feudatory whose name is lost was probably Vishnuvardhana-Vijayaditya.
No.
211
(A.R.
No. 456 of 1926)
Mugad,
Dharwar Taluk, Dharwar District
On
A Slab Set Up On The Tank-Bund
This
inscription refers itself to the reing of Tribhuvanamalladeva: but
bears no date and records no gift.
It gives in verse the genealogy of Nakarasa who was
descended from Chavundaraya, the Nargavunda of Mugunda
thirty, a sub division of Maharajavadi-nadu in Palasige
Twelve-Thusand. The
record mentions the Mahamandalesvara Tribhuvanamalla Guvaladeva of
the Kadamba lineage as governing Palasige Twelve-Thousand and
Konkana Nine-Hundred. Guvaladeva and nakarasa of this record are apparently the
same Guvaladeva and nakarasa of A.R.
No. 458 of 1926.
