| 331 |
Ayyaṅgāripāḷem (near Pulipāḍu).─ Pillar in the maṇḍapa of the ruined Bobbanāgi temple. |
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Sanskrit in Telugu |
In characters of the 7th century A.D. States that the temple of Jalpēśa was built by the architect Maindarāma alias ? Kalgarābharaṇāchārya of the fourth caste. |
| 332 |
Pillar inside the same temple |
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Telugu |
Mentions Chāmōjha, a pupil of Kālgārābharaṇa, who is called the ornament of the Viśvakarmakula and the Āchāryya of Jalpēśvarapura. |
| 333 |
Pillar in the ardha-maṇḍapa of the same temple. |
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Do. |
Incomplete. Mentions Kālgarābharaṇa. |
| 334 |
Gurazāla.─ Hero-stone on the left side of the Guazālamma temple in the old village. |
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Do. |
In characters of the 10th century A.D. Damaged and mutilated. Mentions Palla-nāḍu. Another hero-stone on the right side of the Gurazālamma temple of a later date is badly damaged and seems to record the death of a hero in a fight. |
| 335 |
Stone set up in a ruined shrine behind the Travellers’ Bungalow. |
Ikhāku |
Mahārāja Siriñathu Purisadata |
Śava 4, gi 6, diva 13 |
Prākṛit in Brāhmī |
In characters of the 3rd century A.D. Records a gift of land (khēta) called Bhāḍuka (or Tāḍuka) made to Bhagavat (i.e., Buddha) by the lord of Halaṁpūra (Halampūra-sāmi). |
| 336 |
Slab set up near the Kōṭasāni well |
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Telugu (archaic) |
In characters of the 9th century A.D. Records the death of Ugra, son Dhumaiya, who was the son of Kalahabōyu, in a cattle-raid with a certain Jāyama. |
| 337 |
Māḍuagala.─ Slab set up near the flagstaff in the Kālēśvara temple. |
Kākatīya |
Gaṇapatidēva-Mahārāja ‘ruling at Anuvakoṇḍapaṭtaṇa’. |
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Telugu |
Unfinished . Mentions the temple of Kālēśvaradēva at Māḍugula. |
| 338 |
Pillar set up in the compound of the same temple. |
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Early Nāgarī (archaic). |
Written in peculiar archaic characters of about the 5th century A.D. Seems to read ‘Rōhityabhabhṛu,’ ‘Paśurudhabhabhru’ and ‘Vaguvanuri Chhuchhu’. Another face seems to read in two lines ‘Śrī [Phulla]kalyā[ṇu]ṇḍu’ and ‘Paramapavitra’. |
| 339 |
Second pillar in the same place |
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Telugu-Kannaḍa (archaic). |
In characters of the 6th century A. D. Seems to read ‘Paṭiyirakalavu Aḷḷi Durjjaya’. |
| 340 |
Third pillar |
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Early Nāgarī |
Reads ‘Paṁcharathapriya’. |
| 341 |
Fourth pillar |
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Do. |
Seems to read ‘Rōhaśra [ya] Chhuchhu’. |
| 342 |
Same pillar |
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Telugu-Kannaḍa (archaic). |
In characters of about the 5th century A.D. Reads ‘Vi[ka]rasaṅghāta’. |
| 343 |
Fifth pillar |
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Early Nāgarī |
Seems to read ‘Itiṇachhu[ppara]va[ra]tt[i]’ and ‘Vira-Chhuchhu’. The latter is in slightly later characters. |
| 344 |
Sixth pillar |
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Telugu-Kannaḍa (archaic). |
In characters of the 7th century A.D. Reads ‘Chintā [maṇi]’ and ‘Chūlu [govvu]Śrī. |
| 345 |
On the same pillar |
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Do. |
In characters of the 6th century A.D. Reads ‘Siṁga-dhamana’. |
| 346 |
Front wall of the small Śiva shrine in the courtyard of the same temple. |
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Do. |
In characters of the 7th century A.D. Reads ‘Śrī Anādikarttar’. |
