| No. |
From whom received. |
Dynasty. |
King. |
Date. |
Language and alphabet. |
Disposal of the original. |
Where to be published. |
Remarks. |
| 12 |
Sri Balaga Bāvāji Mutt, Chicacole, Vizagapatam district, through the Collector. |
Eastern Gaṅga . |
Mahārāja Sāmantavarman. |
185th year (of the Gāṅga era ?), Kārttika 30. |
Sanskrit in archaic characters. |
Returned to the owner. |
Epigraphia Indica |
Registers gift of the village Phērava in the Lōhaśṛiṅgāra-vishaya to four Brahmans, viz. Kīrttiśarman and his sons Dēvaśarman, Raviśarman and Divākaraśarman of the Bhāradvāja-gōtra, by the king for the merit of his parents and himself. The character was issued from his adhishṭhāna at Śvētaka. Published in the Journal of Oriental Research, Vol. XI, Part 1, pp. 55 ff. |
| 13 |
Sri B. K. Subbiah of Nandyal, through the Tahsildar of Nandyal, Kurnool district. |
Vijayanagara |
Śrīraṅgarāyadēva-Mahārāya ‘ruling from Penugoṇda’. |
Śaka 1569, Sarvajit, Vaiśākha, śu. 15. |
Telugu |
Do. |
South Indian Inscriptions. |
Registers gift by the Nāḍigas, Reḍḍis, Karaṇams and merchants of the Nandyāla and Peda-Nandyāla-sīmas in Peḍakaṇṭisīma, of imposts collected from several sources, to Timmaya, son of Saruvaya of the Dāsari class, for the conduct of worship and chapparam festival to god Veṅkaṭēśvara which had been discontinued on account of some trouble and which was now revived. The gift was made for the merit of Hajarati Khān-Sāhēbu, who was probably a local chief. (s. a. C . P. No. 1 of 1915-16.) |
| 14 |
Do. |
Do. |
Do. |
Do. |
Do. |
Do. |
Do. |
Connected with the previous inscription and refers to the same service to be conducted from the imposts (vartana) collected from a different locality. (s. a. C. P. No. 2 of 1915-16.) |
| 15 |
The President, Temple Rejuvenation Committee, Lēpākahi, Hindupur taluk, Anantapur district. |
Raṭṭakula (Rāshṭrakūta ?) |
Kṛishṇa-Kaṁdharadēva-Chakravarti, ‘ruling from Kandhārapurī’. |
Śaka 153 (wrong), Pramādi, Mithuna, śu. 15, Monday. |
Marāṭhī and Kannaḍa in Nāgarī. |
Do. |
Do. |
In characters of the 11th century A.D. The language is corrupt and obscure. States that when the king was encamped in the temple of Harihara in connection with his southern campaign, gifts of lands and house-sites in three villages were made to the temple of Mūlasthāna-Kalidēva and other temples. Incidentally refers to the Nāgārjuna-mantra in which the king was proficient. |
| 16 |
Do. |
Vijayanagara |
Achyutarāya-Mahārāya |
Śaka 145[5*], Vijaya Kārttika, śu. Utthāna-dvādaśī. Monday. |
Sanskrit and Kannaḍa in Nāgarī. |
Do. |
Do. |
Registers gift of the villages Hambaṇanahaḷḷi, Kansārehaḷḷi and Timmagōṇunahaḷḷi in the Peruṅgoṇḍa-rājya for the temple of Vīrabhadra at Lēpākshi, at the request of the Penugoṇḍa (local) chief Vīrapaṇṇa son of Lakhi-Śeṭṭi and grandson of Māṇikka-Śeṭṭi. |
| 17 |
Do. |
Do. |
Dēvarāya |
Śaka 1361, Siddhārthin, Māgha, ba. 14, Śivarātri. |
Sanskrit in Nāgarī |
Do. |
Do. |
Registers gift of the village Kottūru renamed Prauḍhadēvarāyapuram in the Tumbekallu-sthaḷa of the Ghanādri-rājya to the Brahman named Dēvaṇārya, son of Siṅgaṇārya of the Kāśyapa-gōtra, and |
