Annual Reports on Indian Epigraphy

246	A hero-stone in front of the Hanumān temple in the market.	..	….	..	Do.	Damaged. Seems to commemorate the death, in a fight, of Kali Viṭṭa. In characters of about the 11th century A. D.
	HAVERI TALUK
247	Hāvēri.─A slab in the field opposite the P. W. D. rest house.	..	….	..	Do.	Records the grant of some land for the saṁjāvara of god Indrēśvara. In characters of about the 13th century A. D.
	RANEBENNUR TALUK
248	Byādagi─A slab fixed under a culvert near the furlong stone 2/3, on the Moṭēbennūr-Havasa bhāvi road.	..	….	..	Do.	Refers to an interesting dispute about the gauḍike (office) of Bēḍage between two parties of Hommaruḍi, each claiming the gauḍike for itself. A committee representing prominent persons from several villages round about, met in the temple of god Hanumān at Bēḍage and decided about the gauḍike in favour of one party and took the signature of the other party that it would abide by this decision.
249	Another slab in the same place	Western Chāḷukya	Tribhuvanamalla	Ch. Vi. year 17, Āṅgīrasa, Pushya, śu. 5, Sunday, Uttarāyaṇa-saṅ- krānti=A. D. 1092, December 6, Monday (not Sunday). It was not a day of Uttarāyaṇa-saṅkrānti.	Do.	States that while the king’s subordinate Mahāmaṇḍalēśvara Vīra-Rājēndra Gāṅgēyarāya was governing Banavāse─ 12,000, one of the latter’s subordinates of the Tadiya (family) made some gifts of land to Brahma…… Paṇḍita for the temple of god Mallikārjuna at Bēḍage.
SANGLI STATE
250	Kavalāvūr.─A slab fixed into the wall of the Siddhēśvara temple.	..	….	Śaka 1413, Virōdhi- kṛit Chaitra, śu. 12, Thursday (Irregular.)	Marāṭhī in Nāgarī	Seems to refer to some construction by Bhīvajī, son of Bhānajī.
251	Slab outside the compound of the local school.	..	….	..	Sanskrit in Nāgarī	Badly effaced. Seems to mention several donees with their gōtras. In characters of about the 14th century A. D.