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BOMBAY-KARNATAKA
INSCRIPTIONS
MISCELLANEOUS
No.
451 - 471
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No.451
(B.
K. No. 234 of 1927-28)
BADAMI,
BADAMI TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
On
the hill-side to the left of the way leading up to the Tattu-Koti Maruti
temple
Circa
8th century
This
contains a description of Kappa-Arabhatta whose eminent personality and
excellent virtues are praised in verse.
It is the earliest instance of a composition in the Tripadi metre
found in Kannada literature
Published
in Indian Antiquary, Vol. X, pp. 61 ff., No. LXXXXIV.
No.452
(B.K.
No. 274 of 1927-28)
PATTADAKAL,
BADAMI TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
On
a wall to the left of entrance into the central shrine of the
Sangamesvara temple
Circa
8th century
It
seems to state that the chief Aychapadeva of Abhimanavura had a temple
erected. This is followed
by the names of masons who participated in the construction.
No.
453
(B.K.
No. 275 of 1927-28)
PATTADAKAL,
BADAMI TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
On
a pillar in the mandapa of the Sangamesvara temple
The
first, second a fifth of these six inscriptions refer to the carvings of
sculptures. The third describes Mani of Badavi.
The next one is the citation of a Sanskrit verse and the last
seems to be the name of a person.
454:
On the east wall of
Papanasesvara temple
455:
On a pillar at the eastern
entrance of the same temple
456:
On the north wall of the same temple
457:
On a pillar to the right of the eastern entrance of the same temple
458:
On a pillar to the right of the southern entrance into he
mukha-mandapa of the Virupaksha temple.
459:
On the back of the pillar to the left of the eastern entrance into
the same mandapa
Nos.
460 and 461
(B.
K. Nos. 284 and 285 of 1927-28)
MAHAKUTA,
BADAMI TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
Circa
8th century
The
first is a brief record probably referring to the mason who constructed
the pillar. The second is
the citation of a Sanskrit verse purporting to state that sin committed
in a holy place cannot be atoned for.
The stanza, however, is engraved defectively.
460:
On a pillar in the mandapa of
the Mahakuteswara temple
461:
On another pillar in the same mandapa
No.
462
(B.K.
No. 287 of 1927-28)
AIHOLE,
HUNGUND TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
On
a wall in the temple near Saulubhavi
Circa
8th century
It
seems to register some gift in connection with the performance of go-sahasra
by Duggati-avasidda
No.
463
(B.
K. No. 289 of 1927-28)
AIHOLE,
HUNGUND TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
On
a beam in the Gaudara-gudi
Circa
8th century
It
records a gift to the goddess Durgga Bhagavati by the Five-Hundred Maha-janas,
Eight Nagaras, Three-Hundred and Twenty Uralis.
No.
464 to 471
(B.
K. No. 3 to 10 of 1928-29)
AIHOLE,
HUNGUND TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
Circa
8th century
Most
of these short inscription seem to mention the names of individuals who
were associated with the temples under reference, either as donors of
the particular parts, or as masons who shaped them or as pilgrims.
464:
On a pillar in the Durga temple
465:
On another pillar in the same temple. (In archaic Nagari
characters).
466:
In the mukha-mandapa of the same temple
467:
On a wall in the same temple
468:
On another wall
469:
On the stone-gate leading to the mukha-mandapa of the same
temple
470:
On a stone beam in the Huchchimalli-gudi
471:
On the wall right of entrance of the same temple
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