| No. |
From whom received. |
Dynasty. |
King. |
Date. |
Language and alphabet. |
Disposal of the original. |
Where to be published. |
Remarks. |
| 1 |
Sri Narasa Reddi of Chārāla, Punganur taluk, Chittoor district, through Rao Sahib Totadri Ayyangar. Deputy Superintendent of Police, Tirupati. |
Chōḷa |
Rājakēsarivarman alias Vīrarājēndradēva. |
7th year, Śaka 991 (in words), Saumya, Uttarāyaṇasaṅkramaṇa. |
Sanskrit in Grantha and Tamil. |
Purchased by the Indian Museum, Calcutta. |
Epigraphia Indica. |
Registers the royal gift of the village Chērām alias Madhurāntaka-chaturvēdimaṅgalam in Puli-nāḍu, a subdivision of Iraṭṭapādikoṇḍaśōla-maṇḍalam to the three Brahmans, Śrōtriya-Kramavittan, Mundaya-Kramavittan and Pallaya-Kramavittan of the Ātrēya-gōtra, Bahudhānya (Bōdhāyana)-sūtra, and of the lineage of Ṛishikēśava (Hṛishīkēśa)-Bhaṭṭa, a resident of the same village. Published in Epigraphia Indica Vol. XXV, pp. 241 ff. |
| 2 |
Superintendent, Government Museum, Madras. |
Eastern Chāḷukya. |
Guṇaga-Vijayāditya (III) |
…. |
Sanskrit in archaic characters. |
Returned to the Museum. |
Do. |
Registers the grant by the king, of the village Śāntagrāma in the Gudrahāravishaya, at the instance of his brother Nṛipakāma, to a hundred learned Brahmans of various gōtras on the occasion of a solar eclipse. The executor of the grant was Paṇḍaraṅga, the great grandson of Bhaṭṭa-Kāla. Published in J. A. H. R. S., Vol. V, pp. 101 ff. and Bhārati, Vol. I, pp. 90 ff. |
| 3 |
Sri Kukra Janakiramayya of Bōnaṅgi, Sringavarapukota taluk, Vizagapatam district, through the District Magistrate. |
…. |
…. |
Śaka 1508, Vyaya, Māgha, ba. 14, Monday. |
Telugu |
Returned to the owner. |
South Indian Inscriptions. |
Registers gift of 8 gariśa of land at Bōnaṅgi as bhūdāna to Kukkara Gōpāla-Śāstrulagāru by Vijaya-Raṇasiṁhya [Au]baḷa-Mahāpātra Śrī-Sōṭrāvu Vīra-Vuddaṁḍarāya. The sign-manual at the end is given as ‘Śrī-Umāmahēśvara.’ |
| 4 |
Sri K. Gopalakrishnamacharlu, through the Collector of Anantapur. |
Western Gaṅga. |
Mahārāja Mādhavavarman, son of Koṅguṇivarma Dharma-Mahādhirāja. |
1st year (in words), Phālguṇa, śu. 10. |
Sanskrit in archaic characters. |
…. |
Epigraphia Indica. |
Registers the gift of the village Vēlputtoru in Paru[vi*]-vishaya as a brahmadēya to a Brahman named Dharaśarman of the Vatsa-gōtra and Taittirīya-charaṇa. Published in Epigraphia Indica, Vol. XXIV, pp. 234 ff. |
| 5 |
Dr. N. Venkataramanayya, M. A., Ph. D., Reader in Indian History, University of Madras. |
Eastern Chāḷukya. |
Rājarāja I. |
…. |
Sanskrit in Telugu |
Returned to the owner. |
Do. |
Records the royal grant of the village Kalidiṇḍi-grāma alias Madhurāntakanallūr, for the maintenance of three temple of Śiva constructed in the village in the names of his Drāviḍa generals Rājarāja Rāja-Brahmamahārāja, Uttama-Chōḍa-Chōḍakōn and Uttamachōḍa-Milāḍuḍaiyān, who had been sent by the Chōḷa king Madhurāntaka for the Chāḷukya King’s help and who had lost their lives in an encounter with the Karṇāṭa king. |
