The Indian Analyst
No.

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Dynasty King Date

Languag and alphabet

Remarks
BOMBAY PRESIDENCY─concld.

NORTH KANARA DISTRICT─concld. KUMTA TALUK.

         
342

Dhārēśvar.─Slab set up in the inner verandah of the Dhārēśvara temple.

…. ….

Śaka 1005, Rudhirōd- gāri, Āshāḍha, śu. 5, Sunday. Irre-gular.

Kannaḍa

Registers a gift of land by Chaṭṭabbarasi, queen o fHayvaṇarasa, to the temple of god Dhārēśvara and also to god Vishṇudēva.

343

Same village.─On the door-post to the left of the entrance into the maṇḍapa of the Dhārēśvara temple.

…. …. …. Do.

Obeisance of Nāgōji-paṇḍita, son of Rudrōji-paṇḍita, to the revered feet of the god.

344

Same village.─Hero-stone set up in front of the Dhārēśvara temple.

…. …. …. Do. Badly damaged.
345

Another hero-stone set up about a hundred yards to the east of the Dhārēśvara temple.

…. …. …. Do. Do.
346

Same village.─Another slab set up in the inner verandah of the Dhārēśvara temple.

Vijayanagara Vīrapratāpa Dēvarāya Mahārāya

Śaka 1[33]0, Virōdhi, Jyēshṭha, 10, Sun- day.

Do.

Badly damaged. Records a gift of land by Mahāpradhāna Yichapa-Oḍeya.

347

Kuṁta.─Hero-stone set up in front of the Jubilee Dharmaśālā.

…. …. …. Do. Badly damaged. Seems to mention Jagadēkamalla.

 

BELGAUM DISTRICT. BAIL-HONGAL TALUK.       Do.  
348 Bailhoṅgal.─Slab in the Śiva temple Western Chāḷukya Trailōkyamalla …. Do. Worn out and illegible.
349 Another slab in the same temple Raṭṭa Kārtavīrya

Śaka 1086, Tāraṇa, Pushya, śu. saṅkrānti.

Do.

Damaged badly. Registers a gift of land to a basadi. Mentions Bāhubali-Siddhāntadēva and Rāji-gauṇḍa.

350

Vakkund.─On the entrance into the central shrine of the Kalluguḍi.

…. …. …. Do.

States that the Uttaraṅga was caused to be made by Tanigāra- Māḷeya.

  KOLHAPUR STATE.       Do.  
351

Kolhāpūr.─On four beams of the maṇḍapa in the Śēshaśāyin shrine ofthe Mahālakshmī temple.

Śilāhāra Gaṇḍarādityadēva …. Do.

Praises the valour of the king. Extols sāmanta Niṁba who
is stated to have constructed a chaityāgāra. Mentions queen Karunādēvī, who was the daughter of Nākirāja. The Jaina teacher Māghanandi of Keṇḍakundānvaya is mentioned.


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