Annual Reports on Indian Epigraphy

186	Second pillar, same temple	Do.	Do.	..	Do.	States that the temple was (the construction) of Dēvalabdhi.
187	Do.	..	….	..	Do.	Mentions one Kāyastha Ramaṇa.
188 to 190	Do.	..	….	..	Do.	Pilgrims’ records.
191	Third pillar, same temple	Chandēlla	Śrī Dēvalabdhi	..	Do.	States that the temple (kīrttanam) was (the gift) of the king who is described as the son of Kṛishṇapa and Asarvvā and grandson of Yaśōvarman. (Pub. Ind. Ant. Vol. XVIII, p. 237, Ins. e.)
192	Do.	Do.	Do.	..	Do.	Contents same as above. (Pub. Ind. Ant. Vol. XVIII, p. 237, Ins. d.)
193	Do.	..	….	..	Sanskrit verse in Nāgarī.	A pilgrim’s record.
194	Fourth pillar, same temple	Chandēlla	Śrī Dēvalabdhi	..	Sanskrit in Nāgarī	Contents same as No. 191 above.
195	On the Kīrtimukha sculpture, same temple.	..	….	..	Do.	Reads su di 8 samo (sōmē).
BOMBAY PROVINCE	DHARWAR DISTRICT BANKAPUR TALUK
196	Mugḷi.─A slab near the boundary stone to the field of Mallappa Bāḷanāyakar.	..	….	..	Kannaḍa	Registers a gift of tax-free land to a certain person (name not given) for having constructed the temple of Kaliyaliṅga by the Divāṇa, the Dēsaka, the Gauḍa, the Sēnahāra and the Praje (residents). In characters of about the 13th century. A.D.
197	A hero-stone outside the temple of god Bharamadēva in the same village.	..	….	Bhādrapada	Do.	Badly damaged. Records the death of a hero named Benakayya in attacking his enemies. In characters of about the 12th century A.D.
198	Phuṭgaon-Badni.─Slab lying on the road near the entrance to the village.	..	….	..	Do. (archaic)	Damaged. Mentions Sarvva[lōkā]śraya, Bāṇa and Pulkuṇa.
	HANGAL TALUK
199	Allāpūr.─Pillar near the Kānti- svāmi-maṭha.	Vijayanagara	Vīra Harihara	Śaka 1322, Pramādi. Śrāvaṇa, śu. 5. Monday = A. D. 1399, July 8. Tues- day (not Monday) Śaka year was current.	Kannaḍa	Do. Records the gift of the village Yettinahaḷḷi alias Īśvara- pura situated on the banks of Dharmagaṅge, in Kuṁdūru- 30 division by Sōmenāyakiti.