Annual Reports on Indian Epigraphy

No.	Findspot	Dynasty	King	Date	Language and Alphabet	Remarks
	BOMBAY─contd.
13	Bandora, Goa territory. (From Photo-graphs.)	Kadamba	Tribhuvanamalla ruling at Gōpaka	Śaka 1028, Vyaya, Phālguṇa śu. 13, Thursday = 1107 A. C., February 7, Thursday, ∙62.	Sanskrit (verse) in Nāgarī.	Records the construction of a tank and the establishment of a Brahmapurī in Gōvā-dēśa and the grant of lands, house-sites and gardens to twelve families of Brāhmaṇas by Kēli- varman who was an officer of the king. published in Epigraphia Indica, Vol. XXX, p. 71.
14	Sri Uddanda Bommayya, Hiregutti, Kumta taluk, North Kanara District, through Mr. P. B. Desai.	Bhōja	Aśaṁkita varman	….	Sanskrit in early Southern Characters	Records the grant made by the king, at the request of Kotti- peggili of the Kaikēya family, of the village of Sundarikā in Dīpakavishaya for the enjoyment of his vihāra. The inscription opens with an invocation in praise of lord Buddha. Published in Epigraphia Indica, Vol. XXVIII, p. 70. ff.
15	Phakirayya Basavannayya Pattanasetti, Hangal, Dharwar District, through Mr. P. B. Desai.	….	….	Sādhāraṇa, Vaiśākha śu. 12.	Marāṭhī in Mōḍi and Kannaḍa.	The document (kaulnāmā) is issued in favour of Bausapa Paṭṭaṇaśeṭṭi. It seems to confer the hereditary right of, administering the Kulkarni inām of Gajjihaḷḷi, Eastern Hingal.
16	Collector of South Satara, Sangli	Vijayanagara	Kṛishṇadēvarāya	Śaka 1434, Āṅgīrasa Aśvina śu. Pūr- nimā, Monday, lunar eclipse= 1512 A.C., September 25, Saturday (not Monday), Lunar eclipse, ∙56.	Sanskrit in Nāgarī	Records the royal gift of the village of Niṭāla renamed Kṛishna- rāyapura situated in Kātari-vēṁṭe of Kōpaṇa-sīmain Paḍuva nāḍaka as sarvamānya-agrahāra to Timmājyōtisha, son of Nāgidēvārya, of Arasīkere who was of the Kauṇḍinya gōtra, Āpastaṁba sūtra and Yajus śākhā and to other Brāhmaṇas. The gift is stated to have been made by the king in the pre- sence of god Gaṅgādhara at the holy tīrtha of Śivagaṅga.
17	Mr. N. W. Samudra, B.A., LLB., Akola, Madhya Pradesh (Findspot : Sangalooda).	Rāshṭrakūṭa	Nannarāja alias Yuddhāsura	Śaka 615, Kārttika śu. Paurṇāmāsī.	Sanskrit in early Southern Cha- racters.	Issued from Padmanagara. States that the king granted lands in the villages of Umbarikā and Vaṭapuraka to the Brāhmaṇa Haragaṇa-Dvivēdin, son of Bhūtagaṇa-bhaṭṭa and grand- son of Varmmulaka-Chaturvēdin of Vā(or the Mā)ruḷa gōtra, Kauśika pravara and Taittirīya charaṇa. The donee is stated to be running a feeding house (anivārita annasa-tra). Published in Epigraphia Indica, Vol. XXIX, pp. 109 ff.
	MADRAS
18	Museum, Pudukkōṭṭai	Vijayanagara	Śrīraṅgadēva	Śaka 1726, Kali 4905, Raktākshi, Āḍi 9, Sunday, Uttirāḍam (Lunar eclipse)= 1804 A.C., July 22, Sunday, ∙69 ; ∙79 ; lunar eclipse.	Tamil	Incomplete. Registers the gift of the agrahāram Kīranūr alias Maṅgalāmbāsamudram to various Brāhmaṇas, on the occasion of a lunar eclipse by the Rāja, Vijayaraghunātha Rāyapāda (Rai Bahadūr) Toṇḍaimānār, for the merit of Aḍaippam Subrahmaṇyam, son of Cheṅgamalam-Piḷḷai. (The word ‘Śrīrāmajayam’ is engraved in Telugu characters at the end in this as well as in most of the plates of this series.)