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BOMBAY-KARNATAKA
INSCRIPTIONS
THE
CHALUKYAS
Vikramaditya
VI | Somesvara
I | Somesvara
II | Somesvara
III
Jagadekamalla
| Taila
III | Somesvara
IV
(B.K.
No. 162 of 1928-29)
NANDIHAL,
BADAMAI TALUK, BIJAPJUR DISTRICT
On
a broken slab set up in the Maruti temple
[Vikramaditya
VI], 1105-06 A.D.
This
is dated the 19th regnal year, perhaps of Tribhuvanamalla and
Parthiva, the other details being lost.
This date corresponds to 1105-06 A.D.
It
seems to record a gift of land and house-site to the god Mulasthana.
The epigraph is mutilated.
No.5
(B.K.
No.36 of 1928-29)
ARASIBIDI,
HUNGUND TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
On
a slab standing on a hill to the right of the Jaina basti
[Vikramaditya
VI] , 1106 A.D.
This
is dated the Chalukya-Vikrama year 31, Vyaya, Pasuhya, ba.9, Wednesday,
corresponding to 1106 A.D., December 19, Wednesday, f.d.t. .92.
It
registers a gift of fixed shares in the income from the Pannaya tax
for a feeding house in the Vishnu temple of the Brahmapuri of the
capital town of Vikramapura by Mahapradhana, Dandanayaka, Madhavabhatta
with the approval of Mahaprachandadandanayaka, Banasverggade Anantapala-dandanayaka.
No.
6
(B.K.
No.137 OF 1926-27)
HUYILGOL,
GADAG TALUK, DHARWAR DISTRICT
On
a slab set up in the Maruti temple
[Vikramaditya
VI] 1111 A.D.
This
is dated the Chalukya-Vikrama year 35, Khara, Chaudige-amavasye, Sunday-Chaudige
or Chautiya-amavasye seems to refer to the Sravana-amavasye coming
before Vinayaka-chaturthi. The details would thus regularly correspond to 1111 A.D. ,
August 6.
It
seems to record a gift of land by Dandanayaka Gollara Devanna in
the presence of the Hundred and Twenty Mahajans of Huligola.
The date cited above is engraved after the formal end of the
record. The epigraph is
fragmentary.
No.7
(A.R.
No.452 of 1926)
SINGANAHALLI,DHARWAR
TALUK, DHARWAR DISTRICT
On
a broken slab set up in front of the Kalamesvara temple.
[Vikramaditya
VI], 1123-24 A.D.
This
is dated the year 1045, obviously of the Saka era and Sobhakrit.
The other details are lost.
The date corresponds to 1123-24 A.D.
This
fragmentary record mentions Mahamandalesvara Jayakesi and his
son, probably Vijayaditya, and contains the prasasti of the
Kadambas. All other details
are lost.
NO.8
(A.R.
No.465 of 1926)
GUGIKATTI,
DHARWAR TALUK, DHARWAR DISTRICT
On
the pedestal of the imageof Kesava
Vikaramaditya
VI, 1125 A.D.
This
is dated the Chalukya-Vikrama year 49 Krodhi, Vaisakha ba.[11],
Sunday,-corresponding to 1124 A.D., May 11.
It
mentioned Mailaladevi, daughter of Tribhuvanamalla (vikramaditya VI) and
wife of jayakesi, and refers to the installation of the god Kesava.
No.9.
(A.R.
No.444 of 1926)
BHAVIHAL,
DHARWAR TALUK, DHARWAR DISTRICT
On
a slab set up in front of the Mallikarjuna temple
Vikramaditya
VI, 1125 A.D.
This
is dated the Chalukya-Vikrama year 50, Visvavasu, Pushya su., Monday,
Uttarayana-sankramana, the tithi being lost.
The date is irregular as in the said cyclic year the
Sankramana occurred on Pushya ba. 14, Friday, corresponding to 1125 A.D,
December 25.
It
states that when Mahamandalesvara Jayakesi of the Kadamba family
along with his queen Mailala-mahadevi, the daughter of the Chalukya
emperor, was governing the provinces of Konkana Nine-hundred and
Palasige Twelve-thousand, the officers of Kundur-nadu, viz., Sivaraja,
Nagavarma, Sankarayya, and others made, under instructions from the
governor, a gift of land and a house to the god Mallikarjuna of
Mandayya-tirtha of Halgundi, for worship, offerings and lamp.
Further gifts to the deity are mentioned. The name Halgundi occurs as Palgundige also.
No.10
(B.K.
No.76 of 1926-27)
SORATUR,
GADAG TALUK, DHARWAR DISTRICT
On
a broken slab set up in front of the Kallesvara temple
[Vikramaditya
VI]
The
record seems to belong to the reign of Chalukya Tribhuvanamalla (Vikramanditya
VI). It seems to refer to
Soratur as being governed by the goddess Mahalakshmi of Kolhapur (of. South
Indian Inscriptions, Vol.XI, Part II, No.137).
The Two Hundred Mahajanas of Soratur are stated to have
installed (an image of ) the god Vishnu.
The other details are lost, the epigraph being fragmentary.
No.11
(B.K.
No.153 of 1928-29)
KENDUR,
BADAMAI TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
On
a slab set up in front of the Kallappa temple behind the Halurappa
temple
Vikramaditya
VI
The
epigraph refers itself to the reign of Tribhuvanamalla (Vikramaditya VI)
who is said to have been ruling from Jayanthipura.
The stone is peeled off after the introductory portion.
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