The Indian Analyst
 

Annual Reports

 

No. Place of inscription. Dynasty. King. Date. Language and alphabet. Remarks.
  JAMKHANDI STATE—concld. KUNDGOL TALUK—concld.
Kundgōḷ --concld.
         
80 Stone standing in the compound of the District bungalow (brought from Kuyibāḷ). . . . . . . . . . . Kannaḍa

Damaged and worn out. The writing belong to the 17th century A. D. refers to a certain Ellappanāyaka and Kuyibāḷa grāma.

81 Hero-stone standing in front of the Hanumantadēva temple. Western Chāḷukya Jagadēkamalla . . . . Do. Seriously damaged and worn out.
82 Stone built into the front wall of the same temple. Vijayanagara Dēvarāya. Śaka 1366, Raktākshi, Kārttika, śu. 5. Sanskrit and Kannaḍa in Kannaḍa. Records the installation of an image of god Hanumān at Kundhāngalla (kundgōḷ) by Vallabharāja of the Solar race.
83 Pedestal of the māsti stone near the same temple. . . . . . . . . . . Do. Worn out and damaged. The characters belong to the 14th century A. D. The writing is illegible.
84 Broken slab built into the window of the Raṅgamaṇḍapa in the Śambhuliṅga temple. Kaḷachurya Sōvidēva.

Friday, lunar eclipse

Do. Damaged and worn out. Seems to register some grants for the benefit of god Śrī-Svayaṁbhu by Peddenāyaka, Mahāpradhāna Lakshmīdhara-Daṇḍanāyaka and others.
85 Pillar in the same temple. . . . . . . . . . . Nāgarī (language not known). Seriously damaged and worn out. Mentions ‘Śrī-Raghunātha ’.
86 Broken slab built into the wall of the Gaṅgādharēśvara temple. Yādava Siṅghaṇa. . . . . Kannḍa Badly damaged and effaced.
87 Fragment of a slab built into a wall of the same temple. Western Chāḷukya Tribhuvanamalla (?) . . . . Do. Damaged, broken and worn out. Seems to refers to certain gifts by Barmōja (?) who was sūtradhāri of the god Svayaṁbhū.
88 Broken slab lying in a field called Brahmadēvara-hola (about two miles from the village). Do Āhavamalla. Śaka 965, Tāraṇa, Chaitra, śu. 5, [Tuesday]. Do. Damaged and effaced. Seems to register a gift to the god Bhālachandrēśvara by the Mahājanas of a certain place (name lost).
89 Kuyibāḷ.—Hero-stone standing in front of the temple close to the village chāvaḍi. Yādava Siṅghaṇa. 14th year, Subhānu, Mārgaśira, ba.15, Sunday. Do. Damaged and worn out. Mentions the death of a certain hero.
90 Hero-stone standing close to the temple near the village chāvaḍi. Do. Do. Chaitra, śu. 3, Thursday Do. Badly damaged and effaced.
91 Broken slab standing close to the village chāvaḍi. Western Chāḷukya Trailōkyamalla Śaka 980, Viḷambi, Pushya, śu.. . . . , Sunday, Uttarāyaṇasaṅkrānti. Do. Damaged and effaced. Refers to Mahāsāmanta Indrakēsiarasaru as governing the province of Purigore in the capacity of a Rāshtrakūṭaka, and registers two gifts of lands; one of them by him and some gauṇḍas, in the presence of Lōkābharaṇa-Paṇḍita, for the benefit of god Jōgēśvara.

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