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The Indian Analyst
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Annual Reports |
| No. | Place of inscription. | Dynasty. | King. | Date. | Language and alphabet. | Remarks. |
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| 108 | Guḍigēri.-Slab built into the back wall of the Kalamēśvara temple. | .. | …. | Pārthiva, Kārttika.ś.7 | Kannaḍa | Seems to record a gift of land to Chauṇdarasa by Bammanāsana. Khān Sāhēb. |
| 109 | Pillar in the Jaina basti | .. | … | …. | Do. | In characters of the 13th century A.D. Records gift of oil from all the oil - mills of the village by Kētaya-Seṭṭi for the benefit of the Mu[r]eya-basadi of Gurigere. |
| 110 | Slab built into the wall of the store-room in the Jaina basti. | Western Chāḷukya. | Bhuvanaikamalla. | Śaka 994, Paridhāvi, Pushya, śu,12, Monday, Uttarāyaṇasaṁkrānti. | Do. Bhāskara |
Informs that Kañchala-Mahādēvī was carrying on the Government from the headquarters at Muḷugunda, with Mahāpradhāna Daṇḍanāyaka Rudrabhaṭṭōpādhyāya administering the endowment of Guḍigere and Daṇḍanāyaka Īśvarabhaṭṭa in charge of all the departments. Records the revival of the endowment of the Guḍigere-grāma with the consent of Rudrabhaṭṭōpādhyā a in favour of Nandipaṁḍitadēva in the presence of the king and other authorities mentioned above on the occasion of the victorious return of bhaṭṭōpādhyāya from the northern expedition. |
| 111 | Pillar in Kalmaṭha | Yādava | Siṅghaṇa | 7th year, Iśvara, Śrāvaṇa. ba. 15, Thursday solar eclipse. | Do. | Registers a gift of oil for a perpetual lamp to god Kāḷēśvara of Guḍigere by the Telligar-Aivattuvakkalu, i.e., fifty families of oil-mongers. |
| 112 | Another pillar in the same maṭha. | . . | …. | …. |
Do. | The characters belong-to the 12th century. A.D. Records gifts of land of for the worship of the Śiva-liṅga named Kalidēva installed by th 12 gauṇḍas of Guḍigere. |
| 113 | Stone standing near the Parvatadēva temple. | Rāshṭrakūṭa. | Amōghavarsha | …. | Do. | Incomplete. Refers to the reign of Sarbamahārāja [Amōghavarsha]. Mentions Subhachandrapaṇḍita and a gōsāsa, |
| 114 | Fragments (2) of a slab standing in the Taluk office. | Western Chāḷukya | Jagadēkamalla | Siddhārthin. Pushya, śu. 5, Thursday. | Do. | Badly damaged and broken. Seems to register certain gifts (details lost ) to god Nāgēśvara. |
| 115 | Āḍūr.─ Stone standing on the top of a hill (Survey No.146). | Do. | Kīrttivarman | …. | Sanskrit and Kannaḍa in Kannaḍa. | The Characters belong to the seventh century A.D. Registers gift of a field for the dānaśālā of Jinālaya constructed by a gāmuṇḍa. Records again the grant of a paddy-field to the west of Karmagālur, for the benefit of the same temple of Jinēndra by Dōna gāmuṇḍa and others with the permission of the suzerain Mādhavatti while Kīrttivarman was ruling the world and Sindarasa was governing the city of Pāṇḍivūra. (Published in Ind. Ant. Vol. XI, p. 69 ff.) |
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