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DHARWAR DISTRICT─concld.
BANKAPUR TALUK─concld.

BOMBAY PRESIDENCY─contd.

Mākāpur.─Slab inside the temple of
Īśvara.

….

….

Vikṛiti, Māgha, śu. 6, Saturday.

Refers to the installation of god Hanumantadēva.

Mōṭhaḷḷi.─Hero-stone near the ruined
temple of Īśvara.

Rāshṭrakūṭa

Kannaradēva

Records that when Rā[chē]ya was ruling Mollayūr Mōṭhe, Aḷgi
was Nāl-gāvuṇḍa and Binaṇṇa was Ūr-gāvuṇḍa, Poleyaṇṇa
and others made some gifts.

Another slab in the same place

….

….

In characters of about the 9th century A. D. Mentions
Rēvasiṅga[ṇi].

Same village.─On a pillar lying at the
entrance of the same temple.

….

….

Damaged. Mentions Sikagoṇṇi.

Same village.─Slab lying in the street
under a tree.

….

….

Refers to the grant made to Channarasayya of Ṛik-śākhā and
Kāśyapa-gōtra.

Muttaḷḷi.─Slab standing in the field of
Nilagaṅgavva koṁ Basappa.

Vijayanagara

Harihara Mahārāya

(1) Śaka 1331, Virō-
dhi, Kārttika, śu.
15. (2) Śaka 135[4],
P a r i d h ā v i, Kārttika.

States that the village Muttaraḷi was granted to Sūrapayya, of
Kāśyapa-gōtra and Śukla-Yajuś-śākhā by Mādana-oḍeya
of Gōve on the former date and to Jannapayya, son of
Sūrapayya, by Siṅgenāyaka, son of Mādana [Biṅ]kenāyaka,
on the latter date.

Phakīr-Nandihaḷḷi─Slab in the com-
pound of local maṭha.

….

….

Damaged. Seems to refer to the plot of land belonging to the
maṭha.

Savūr.─On a Dīpamālā in front of the
temple of Hanumān.

….

….

R u d h i r ō d g ā r i, Chaitra, ba….

Seems to record some gift for the lamp-post of the god Hanu-
mantadēva by the pradhāna (name lost) of Immaḍi Elapa-
oḍeya.

Same village.─A broken slab near the
temple of Basavaṇṇa.

….

….

In characters of about the 7th century A. D.

Same village.─Slab lying on the road to
Naregal.

….

….

Indistinct.

Siḍlāpūr.─Hero-stone outside the temple
of Siddhēśvara.

Western Chāḷukya

Jagadēkamalla

Damaged. Registers a gift of land to Nāgatināyaka by
Bamma-gauḍa and the prajes.

Shādaṁbi.─Slab outside the temple of
Kalamēśvara.

Do.

Do.

Dundubhi, Pushya,
śu. 11, Sunday,
Uttarāya ṇ a- s a ṅ-krānti, Byatīpāta.

Broken and worn out. States that when Tailapa was governing
Pānūṅgal 500 and Banavāse 12,000, a gift of land was made
for a perpetual lamp.

Tirtha.─Slab outside the temple of
Hanumān.

….

….

Saumya Śrāvaṇa, śu. 10.

Records the grant of the village to Purusōttamayga by Siṅgi-
Nāyaka-oḍeya, son of Dēmase-oḍeya.

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