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South Indian Inscriptions |
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| 285 | Baṅgānapalle.─Pillar built into the gateway of the Fort. |
Vijayanagara | Veṅkaṭapatidēva-mahārāya ruling from Penugoṇḍa. |
Śaka 1533, Sādhā raṇa, Jyēsṭha ba. 11. |
Telugu |
Registers a grant of the village Batulūrupāḍu situated in Banagānapalle-sīma by Bhāvarāju, son of Timmarājayya and grandson of Pōchirāju Avubhaḷarājayyadēva-mahāraja to god Chennakēsavaperumāḷ of Banagānapalle. The donor is said to have obtained the Banagānapalle-sīma as amaranāyaṅkara from the king.
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| 286 | Anugoṇḍa─Stone in basaru-kaṭṭa |
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…. | Śaka 1483, Durmati, Āshādha śu. 11. |
Do. |
Damaged. Mentions Kēnēṭrājayyadēva-mahārāja, son of Pinnamarāja and seems to register a gift of land to an Ārādhya (Brāhmaṇa).
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| 287 | Stone near the gāḍi-bhāvi | …. | …. | Chālukya Vikrama year 49, [Pra]mādi, Vishusaṅkrānti. |
Kannada |
States that Mahāmaṇḍalēśvara Kūcha..rala, brother of Ghaṭeyaṁka . . , granted a piece of land for the expenses of offerings and worship to god Bhīmēśvara. The gift is stated to have been made for the merit of Uttama-chōḷadēva and Kūchādēvī. The donor bears a string of Telugu-Chōḷa birudas commencing with the introduction charaṇa-sarōruha, etc.
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| 288 | Koṅganapāḍu.─Slab in the diguḍubhāvi |
Western Chālukya |
Tribhuvanamalla | Vyaya Āshāḍha śu. 12, Thursday = 1106 A.D., June 14, Thursday.
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Registers a gift of 2 mattar of land by Mallarasa of Kādūru to Rāmadēva-paṇḍita, son of Rudrasiri-paṇḍita, for the expenses of worship and offerings to god Bhujaṅgēśvara.
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| 289 | Nāyakallu.─Bulusula Mallēśvara temple, pillar surmounted by an elephant in front of the temple. |
…. | …. | …. | Telugu | Damaged. Contains the praśasti of a Mahāsāmanta who had the titles of Nanniveḍaṅga and Sarvajanāśraya and is stated to have had the boar crest. |
| 290 | Īśvara temple, four sides of a pillar in front of the temple. |
Rāshṭrakūṭa | Akālavarsha Pṛithivīvallabha | Śaka 889, Prabhava, solar eclipse = 967 A.D., July 10. |
Kannaḍa | States that the Vīrabaḷañjas of Naravāḍi-500 granted as dēvamāna, specified portions on every unit of - such commodities as areca-nut, turmeric, etc., to god Gavarēśvara on the occasion of a solar eclipse when Nanni-Saḷukki Rāchamalla was ruling. The Baṭañjas are introduced with a long praśasti. |
| 291 | Mādhavasvāmin temple, pillar in the maṇḍapa. |
…. | …. | Śaka 1470, Kīlaka, Kārttika śu. 12. |
Telugu | Damaged. Mentions Anugoṇḍa as the fief of Veṅkaṭādrirāju and refers to the gāḍibhāvi and probably some lands granted. Also refers to Śrīraṅgāchāryulu as the guru. |
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| 292 | Dūdekoṇḍa.─ Boulder near the road by the side of the village. |
Vijayanagara | Sadāśivadēva-mahārāya | Śaka 14[77], Rākshasa, Āshāḍha .. | Do. | Damaged. Seems to refer to a gift of an agrahāra. States that the stone is the sthaḷakaṁbham (boundary pillar) of Kārumañchi, the agrahāra of Kandāla Śrīraṅgāchārlu See No. 291 above. |
| 293 | Kārumañchi.─Bhōgēśvara temple, stone set up near the chāvaḍi opposite the temple. |
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| 294 | Do., slab lying in front of the temple | ….…. | …. | Pramādi, Vaiśākha śu. 5.
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Kannaḍa | Damaged. Seems to record a gift of a portion of their dues to the Liṅgada-Vīras by the Ganḍas and Prajas of Kārumañchi to Bhōgēśvara.
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