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BOMBAY-KARNATAKA
INSCRIPTIONS
MISCELLANEOUS
No.
472 - 496 | No.
276 - 400 | No.
401 - 450 | No.
451 - 471 | No.
497 - 530 | No.
531 - 551 No.
552 - 572 | No.
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752 - 771
472
(B.K.
No. 14 of 1928-29)
AIHOLE,
HUNGUND TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
On
a hero-stone set up near the well at the Huchchimalli-gudi
Circa
8th century
It
mentions Bagudeva. The
purport of the record is not clear, as it is damaged.
No.473
(B.K.
No. 133 of 1928-29)
BADAMI,
BADAMI TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
On
a pillar to the proper left of the entrance into the Malegitti Sivalaya
on a boulder behind the Taluk office
Circa
8th century
It
states that the magnificent edifice (i.e., temple) was the creation of
Aryaminchi Upadhayaya, who was evidently a mason.
Nos.
474 to 477
(B.K.
Nos. 135 to 138 of 1928-29)
BADAMI,
BADAMI TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
Near
an image of Ganesa on a rock in a place known as sibara on the way to
Mahakuta
Circa
8th century
These
short inscriptions seem to refer to the carving of figures on the rock
and the names of persons who were associated with the work.
Nos.
478 to 479
(B.K.
Nos. 155 to 156 of 1928-29)
BADAMI,
BADAMI TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
Circa
8th century
These
two short inscriptions seem to refer to individual names or epithete.
478:
On a pillar in a shrine to the
north of the pond
479:
On a pillar lying in the north bank of the same pond
No.480
(B.K.
Nos. 164 of 1928-29)
AGRAHAL,
BADAMI TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
Circa
8th century
It
seems to mention triranga pillar.
No.480
to 486
(B.K.
Nos. 167 to 172 of 1928-29)
PATTADAKAL,
BADAMI TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
Circa
8th century
These
short inscriptions some of which are damaged, contain individual names
or epithets and references to some constructions.
In
a balcony on the south face of the Papanasesvara temple
484:
At the top of an image above a window in the south wall, On the
north wall of the mandapa of the same temple
Nos.
487 and 488
(B.K.
Nos. 174 to 175 of 1928-29)
PATTADAKAL,
BADAMI TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
Circa
8th century
The
first inscription states that the image of Siva was carved out by the
mason Pullappa bearing the epithet Nirmanadeva.
The second refers to Sarvasiddhi-acharya as the mason
responsible for the southern section of the temple.
487:
Above an image of Siva on the
north wall of the Virpaksha temple
488:
On the west wall of the Basavanna shrine in the same temple
No.
489
(B.K.
Nos. 176 to 175 of 1928-29)
PATTADAKAL,
BADAMI TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
On
a pillar to the left of the entrance into the Mallikarjuna temple
Circa
8th century
This
inscription is engraved in archaic characters of about the eighth
century. It is of the
nature of a label and seems to indicate that the pillar on which it is
engraved was a gift made in the name of Maharaja Taila who was a Pergade
(local officer). It is
not unlikely that this Taila is identical with Taila I, a later member
of the Chalukyas of Badami who were reduced to a state of subordination
with the ascendancy of the Rashtrakutas.
It is significant to note that Taila is also described as Mahadhiraja.
No.
490
(B.K.
Nos. 4 of 1929-30)
BASARKOD,
MUDDEBIHAL TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
On
a stone standing in a field near the village
Circa
8th century
It
seems to eulogise a person who was the author of some construction.
No.
491
(B.K.
Nos. 179 of 1926-27)
RON,
RON TALUK, DHARWAR DISTRICT
On
a stone lying close to the Basavanna temple
Circa
9th century
It
records the gift of bani to the Mahajanas of Rona by
Turagavedenga of Bali-vamsa, bearing the hereditary title Ksihkindhapuravaresvara.
Published
in Epigraphia Indica, Vol. XIII, pp. 185 ff.
No.
492
(B.K.
Nos. 17 of 1927-28)
KARMADI,
RON TALUK, DHARWAR DISTRICT
On
a stone built into the front wall of the Kalamesvara temple
Circa
9th century
The
expression Uttarayana-samkranti and Sunday only are preserved in the
date portion, the other details being lost.
It
records a gift of land to the temple of Isanarasi-bhatara, by the Mahajanas
of Karemadi. A portion of the gift land was to be utilized for
imparting education.
No.
493
(B.K.
No. 64 of 1927-28)
HAITAPURA,
MUNDARGI TALUK, DHARWAR DISTRICT
On
a pillar built into the wall of the Maruti temple
Circa
9th century
It
states that Bhagibe, wife of Bijja of the Chalukya lineage had a tank
built below a hill, between Kovurur and Morivalavu.
The record describes the Chalukya family as belonging to the
Brahma-Kshatriya community and gives the genealogy of Bijja as follows:-Baddiyamma,
his son Madidara, his on Gokana, his son Kattiyara, his son Govanna, his
son Raja, his son Bijja.
No.
494
(B.K.
No. 258 of 1927-28)
HALLUR,
BAGALKOT TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
On
a pillar in the mandapa of the temple called Melgudi
Circa
9th century
It
refers to Tri(Tri)mushtideva, probably a deity.
No.
495
(B.K.
No. 288 of 1927-28)
AIHOLE,
HUNGUND TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
On
the mukha-mandapa of the Ladkhan temple
Circa
9th century
It
seems to refer to a gift made by Devakutala.
The epigraph is damaged.
No.
496
(B.K.
No. 15 of 1928-29)
AIHOLE,
HUNGUND TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
Circa
9th century
It
contains a praise of the preceptor Gandavimukta-Bhattaraka.
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