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The Indian Analyst
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South Indian Inscriptions |
| No. | Findspot | Dynasty | King | Date | Language |
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BOMBAY─contd. |
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| 52 | Same slab
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Kaḷachurya | Kalachurya-chakravarti Bhujabalamalla. | Year . . . Paushya śu. 11, Monday, Uttarāyaṇa-s a ṅ-kramaṇa.
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Kannaḍa |
Damaged. Records the grant of the village Koṁḍanūr situated in the Kuṁdurige kaṁpaṇa of Kūṁḍi Three Thousand for offerings, etc., to god Taṭēśvara of the Mahātīrtha by the king’s officer Pergaḍe Dhannugidēva in conjunction with the Karaṇas, with the consent of the king. Amṛitarāśi was the recipient of the gift.
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| 53 | Do. |
Do. | Tribhuvanamalla Sōvidēva |
Śaka 1093, Vi[kriti], Kārttika śu. 5, T h u r s d a y= 1170 A.D., October 15, f.d.t. ∙19. The Śaka year was current.
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Damaged. Registers a gift for the offerings, etc., of the God Taṭēśvara by the king’s officer Sēvaṇa and Mahāmaṇḍalēśvara Kattamadēva who went to the place in person.
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| 54 | Koṇṇūr.─Jaina temple. Slab kept in the temple. |
Chālukya of Kalyāṇa |
Tribhuvanamalla (Vikramāditya VI) | Chālukya-V i k rama year 12, Prabhava,. Pausha ba. 14, Vaḍḍavāra, Uttar ā y a ṇ a-s a ṁkrānti= 1087 A.D., December 25, Saturday, f.d.t. ∙86.
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Registers a gift of land, houses, etc., made by Mahāprabhu Nidhiyama-gāvuṇḍa for the benefit of the Jaina temple constructed by him at Koṁḍanūr. The donor belonged to Balātkāra-gaṇa of Mūla-saṁgha and the genealogical account of his preceptors is narrated at length. The Chālukya prince Jayakarṇa and the Raṭṭa chief Sēna are also eulogised. Published in JBBRAS, Vol. X, pp. 287 ff.
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| 55 | Same slab |
Do. | Do. | Chālukya-V i k rama year 46, Plava, Pushya śu 13.
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Damaged. Registers a gift made to the sage Vāsupūjya for the benefit of the Jaina temple constructed by Jayakarṇa, the beloved son of Vikramachakri. Ibid, pp. 287 ff.
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BIJAPUR DISTRICT |
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| 55-A | Bijapur.─Archaeological Museum. Slab in the Museum. |
…. | …. | Śaka 1422, Siddhārthin, Bhādrapada ba. 3. | Kannaḍa and Persian (Naskh) |
Seems to describe the arrangement made for the cultivation of fallow land, etc., under specified conditions, when Khane ajamamuṭa-bāṅe-mojama Gālibakhāna was holding charge of the Thāne-mamale Mahamudābāda. For the Persianportion, see Appendix C, No. 41. |
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| 56 | Bombay─Prince of Wales Museum, Slab. From the office of the Controller of Stores, B. B. and C. I. Railway. Photograph and impressions from the Superin | …. | Haripāla | Śaka 105[9], Piṅgaḷa |
Sanskrit, Nāgarī | Damaged. Mentions Supāraka Two [thousand]. Kāhīḍāpaprabhu and Dēvalu-nāyaka and seems to record a gift of money to a person, named … rudra hailing from Mahāra. |
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