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19 Fragment of stone built into the basement of the village gate. …. …. …. Do. Damaged. In characters of the 13th century A. D. Contains a portion of Siddharāma’s vachana beginning with ‘Ōṁ jaya Pramēśvara’, dedicated Kapilasiddha Mallikārjunadēva.
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Another fragment built into the same gate.

Yādava Siṅghaṇadēva Śaka 1148, Vya [ya], …, ba. amāvāsyā, Monday, saṅkramaṇa. Do. Damaged. Contains portions of the descriptive epithets of an officer who was a ‘Bāhattara-niyōgādhipati’.
21 Slab built into the prākāra wall of the temple of Paramānanda. …. …. Śaka 988, Sarvadhārin, Phālguṇa, śu. pañchamī, saṅkrānti. Do. States that Mahāmaṇḍālēśvara Kannamarasa also called Kṛishṇarāja ruling at Maṁgaḷivēḍa, granted certain money-incomes to his officer [Chaṇḍama]-Gāvuṇḍa and that the latter-after receiving it bestowed one-sixth of it (chaṭṭa ?) upon the prajes. Mentions Prabhu Dāsa, sons of Prabhu Rājachaṭṭa of the rājadhānī Chaṭṭhatāṇa, and Muddarāja.
22 Chikka-Masli.─Stone standing in front of the temple of Hanumān. …. …. Śaka 1229, Plavaṅga, Bhādrapada, ba. Monday, amāvāsyā. Do. Records a gift of land made by Śrīkaraṇādhipati Haridēva-Rāṇeya to Mahāprabhu Kēśavadēva.
23 Chūrgi.─Nandi-pillar standing in front of the Hanumān temple. Yādava Lost . . . . . ., Sādhāraṇa, Jyēshṭha, śu. [1]1, Monday, . . . . . . Uttarāyaṇa-saṅkrānti. Do. Records a gift of the village Chōrahārige included in the division of 36 villages in the province of Taddavāḍi─1000, made by Mahāmaṇḍalēśvara [Vīraṇa] Dugidēvarasa and Mahāpra dhāna Māyidēva-Daṇṇāyaka, for the benefit of the temple of Kapilasiddha Mallikārjunadēva at Sonnalige.
24 Halsaṅgi.─Fragment of stone lying in the village Chāvaḍi. …. …. …. Do. Badly damaged and worn out. Seems to record a gift of land and house-sites made by several people (halaru) and the Mūligas to the temple of Svayaṁbhudēva.
25 Fragment of stone lying in the same place. …. …. Śaka 1090, . . . . . lunar eclipse and . . . . Āśvayuja, paurṇamāse, Thursdays, lunar eclipse. Do. Badly damaged. Seems to record a gift of land to a Jain temple called Dōra-Jinālaya. Also registers a gift of land and taxes made on the latter date by a Mahāmaṇḍalēśvara (name lost) of the Seḷara family to the temple of Svayaṁbhudēva.
26-29 Four stones lying in the same place Bahmani Alau d-Din Ahmad (1436-58 A. D.). …. Persian Naskh The Government Epigraphist for Moslem Inscriptions says that these four are boundary stones each having the following inscription engraved thereon :─‘ Hadd Alā-ud-Daula Wad Aḥmad Shah Sulṭān ’ (“ The boundary stone of Sulṭān Alā-ud-Din Aḥmad Shāh).
30 Stone standing in the dargā …. …. …. Moslem Not legible.
31 Hāvināl.─Slab lying in Mādaragēri …. …. …. Nāgarī in Marāṭhī Indistinct.
32 Stone built into the wall of the local mosque. …. …. …. Moslem “Language is neither Persian nor Arabic.”
33 Hirē-Bēvinūr.─Fragment of a slab standing near the temple of Siddharāmēśvara. …. …. Śaka 955, Srīmukha, ba. 2, Wednesday, Siddhayōga, Viśākhā. Kannaḍa Broken away after the date portion.
34 Stone standing near the same temple. …. …. …. Do. In characters of the 13th century A. D. Records the imprecation against the misappropriation of the gifts (?) made to the temples of Bhōganātha Rēvaṇasiddha Mallikārjuna, Taleyakava-Rāmēśvara, Brahmēśvara and Mailāradēva.

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