Annual Reports on Indian Epigraphy

Annual Reports

No.	Place of inscription.	Dynasty.	King.	Date.	Language and alphabet.	Remarks.
	DHARWAR DISTRICT—cont. NARGUND PETHA—cont. Sōmāpūr—cont.
84	A third hero-stone set up in the same place.	Western Chāḷukya.	Tribhuvanamalla Sōmāśvaradēva.	4th year, Parābhava, Chaitra, śu. 8, Monday.	Kannaḍa . .	Slightly damaged. Records the death of Saṅkeya-Sāhaṇi, a servant of Chaladaṅkarāma Mādi-śeṭṭi when the latter had beseiged the fort of Kundugōḷa.
85	A fourth hero-stone set up in the same place.	Do. . .	Pratāpachakravartin Jagadēkamalladēva.	9th year, Akshaya. Āshāḍha, ba. 11, Sunday.	Do. . .	Records the death of Nāḷprabhu Kēti-Śeṭṭi of Kalkere while fighting at Sirivoḷal with the people of Kāginele and also of Kommara Sāntōja on the same occasion.
86	A fifth hero-stone in the same place.	Do. . .	Tribhuvanamalla Sōmēśvaradēva.	3rd year, Viśvāvasu, Mārgaśira, śu. 8. Monday.	Do. . .	Records the death of Boppaṇa, a servant of Chaladaṅkarāma Mādi Śēṭṭi when Tailahadēva of Dēvaṅgēri had raided the cattle of Kalukere.
87	A sixth hero-stone in the same place.	Do. . .	Pratāpachakravartin Jagadēkamalla.	9th year, Akshaya, Āshāḍha, ba. 11, Sunday.	Do. . .	Incomplete. Seems to record the death of a son of Kēta at Sirivoḷal during the fight with the people of Kāginele in which Nāḷprabhu Kēti-Śeṭṭi of Kalukere had fallen. See No. 85 above.
88	Hero-stone set up to the right of the same temple.	. .	. . . .	Īśvara, Dvitīya-Phālguṇa, śu. 14, Tuesday.	Do. . .	In characters of the 14th-15th centuries A.D. records the death of Chika, son of Gōya-Nāyaka, a household-officer (mane-adhikāri) of Mahāmaṇḍalēśvara Sāḷuveya Ballugidēva-Rāṇeya, while fighting with certain rāhutas.
89	Another hero-stone set up in the same place.	. .	. . . .	. . . .	Do. . .	Records the death of Hiriya-Nāgaiya, son of Nāḷprabhu Sōya-Śeṭṭi in a fight.
90	Third hero-stone in the same place.	Kaḷachurya	Āhavamalladēva . . . .	4th year, Śōbhakṛit, Vaiśākha, ba. 1 Sunday.	Do. . .	Records the death of Bammuga, a servant of Chaladaṅkarāma Mādaṇa-Śeṭṭi in a fight with Vemmaṇa at Raṭṭahaḷḷi. See No. 84 above.
91	A fourth hero-stone in the same place.	. .	. . . .	. . . .	Do. . .	Records the death of Chika-Nagaiya, son of Nāḷprabhu Sōyi-Śeṭṭi evidently in a fight. See No. 89 above.
	HIREKERUR TALUK.
92	Siḍenūr.—Slab set up close to the temple of Kallēśvara.	Western Chāḷukya.	Jagadēkamalladēva . .	Śaka 937, Rākshasa. Uttarāyaṇa, full-moon day.	Do. . .	Badly damaged and mutilated. Seems to record a gift of land made by the several Gāvuṇḍa of Siḍiyanūru for the benefit of the temple of Kalidēva (of the place), when Mahāmaṇḍalēśvara Kāṭimayyarasa was governing the Banavāsi-12000 province. Mentions in a supplement, Sattaḷige Seventy and Perggaḍe Chāmuṇdamayya.
93	Slab lying in front of the same temple.	Rāshṭrakūṭa.	Akālavarsha . . . . . .	Śaka 826, Raktākshi	Do. . .	Slightly damaged and worn out. Refers to Lōkaṭe as governing Banavāse—2000 province and Daṇḍanā[ya*]ka Dēvayya as administering the village Siḍiyanūru. Mentions Bijji as the Nāḷgāmuṇḍa of Sattaḷise -70 division.
94	Hero-stone set up near the same temple.	Do.	Dōrapparasa . . . . . .	. .	Kannaḍa (archaic).	Damaged Seems to refer to a fight with the Gaṅgas. Mentions Mārakka-arasa as the governor of Banavāsi-nāḍu and Binaeti-abbe as administering the village. Mentions also Aridhīra as the gōmiga of Siḍiyanūru.
95	Broken hero-stone set up in the same place.	. .	. . . .	. .	Do. . .	In characters of the 8th century A.D. Fragment. Refers to Aridhīra and the death of a hero (name not clear).