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BOMBAY─contd.
DHARWAR DISTRICT─contd.
HUBLI TALUK─cond.

Maligivād.─Śiva temple. Stone pedestal bearing foot-marks.

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Kannaḍa

Damaged and worn out. Contains description of a teacher. In characters of about the 12th century.

Do. Broken stone set up near the temple.

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Do.

Damaged and worn out. Mentions Sōma Gauṇḍa of Chikkagēri, an ornament of the Paṭṭagāra family. In characters of about the 12th century.

Maṇṭūr.─Vallabhēśvara temple. Slab set up in the compound.

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Do.

Damaged and worn out. Appears to be a Jaina record. In characters of about the 12th century.

Do. Hero stone in the same place

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Do.

Do.      In characters of about the 12th century.

Shiraguppi.─Huḍēda Hanumappa temple. Wooden beam.

Bahudhānya, Phālguna śu. 7, Friday. Irregular.

Do.

States that the temple was built for the merit of  Tirumalappa, an officer of Bāgila Timmappa-nāyaka, by the former’s son-in-law Ayirāpiḷa, in the time of Śrī-Kṛishṇarāya. In characters of about the 16th century.

Suḷḷa.─ Stone pedestal bearing foot marks kept near the house of Taṭṭimaniyavaru.

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Damaged and worn out. Refers to the foot-marks (pāduke) and worship of the feet of the guru. Mentions paṭṭagāra and the gāvuṇḍu  of Uṇkal Fifty.

Stone lying near the house of Tīrtha Gauḍa.

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Damaged. Records  a gift of land made for sinking a well on the boundary of Amalagoḷḷa by Siriyapa Gauḍa and others of Suḷa. In characters of about the 17th century.

Stone lying near the house of Muḷki Pāṭīli.

Śaka [1430], Vibhava, Bhādrapada śu. 10.

Damaged. Mentions Timmapa-nāyaka and an aravaṭige.

Stone set up near the house of Hire Gauḍa

States that a gift [of land] was made by Timmapa-nāyaka for having sunk a well at Suḷa. In characters of about the 16th century.

Damaged. Records a gift of land made to Chandra-bhaṭṭa of the Viśvāmitra gōtra. In characters of about the 16th century.

RON TALUK

Iṭagi.─Śambhuliṅga temple. Stone in the temple.

Śaka 976, Jaya, Jyēshṭha amāvāsyā, solar eclipse=1054 A. D., May 10, Tuesday, solar eclipse.

States that the mahāgrahāra Iṭṭage included in the Kisukāḍu nāḍu was the native place of the king’s subordinate Śrīpati chamūpa. Describes the Mahājanas of the village and the teacher Bonteyadēva who belonged to this place and resided at Kanakapura (i. e., Hoṁbaḷ). Registers a gift of land to

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