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The Indian Analyst
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Annual Reports |
| No. | Place of inscription. | Dynasty. | King. | Date. | Language and alphabet. | Remarks. |
| CUDDAPAH DISTRICT─contd. CUDDAPAH TALUK─contd. | ||||||
| 332 | Bayanapalle.─Slab paved in the verandah at the entrance into the Śiav temple. | …. | …. | Śaka 1809, Sarvajit, Vaiśākha, śu. 15. | Telugu | States that a certain Subbamma, wife of Baśeṭṭī, son of Chalamanna of Śrīkākuḷam, built the main entrance of the Umāmahēśvara-svāmin temple at Bayyanapalle. |
| 333 | Slab in a well in Survey No. 251-B | …. | …. | Śaka 177[2], Sādhāraṇa, Jyēshṭha, ba. 5. | Do. | Registers a daśavanda gift of land made by four washermen of Chennūru to a certain Rāmasvāmi for having constructed a well in their inām land at Bayyanapalle, with the stipulation that he should take his share of water for his lands only after distributing due shares of water to the ināmdārs. |
| 334 | Chemuḷḷapalle.─Slab in a field on the north side of the Cuddapah-Khāzīpēṭ road. | Vijayanagara | Achyutarāya Mahārāya | Śaka 1461, Vikāri, Jyēshṭha, śu. 15. | Do. | Sates that Pāpināyaniṅgāru who was ruling over Chernūrusīma, etc., and who was the son of Goḍugumati Būmināyuḍu and Timmamāṁba founded a village called Yallamāṁbāpuram named after his wife Yallamāṁbā, to the east of Pushpagiri in the fields of the village Mulupāḷa, built a temple of Vishṇu and consecrated the image of Kēśva therein, dug a well and planted a grove and made several other gifts in his wife’s name. Goḍugumati-Būmināyuḍu is stated to be the Kāryakartta of Mahāmaṇḍalēśvara Salakarāju Peda-Tirumalayyadēva-Mahārāja, the brother-in-law and the Sarvaśiraḥpradhāni of the king. |
| 335 | Chīmaḷapeṇṭa.─Broken slab lying in the compound of the Vishṇu temple. | Do. | Sadāśivadēva-Māhārāya | Śaka 1[45]2, Khara, Māgha, śu.. . . . . . | Do. | Damaged. Seems to record some provisions for maintaining a [cha]ḷivendala (?) (a watershed for travellers on the roadside) made by Mahāmaṇḍalēśvara Nandēla Timmayadēva-Mahārāja at the village [Chī]malapeṇṭa. |
| 336 | Broken slab set up under a tree near the nīrukōna’ about 1½ miles to the north of the village. | …. | …. | Chitrabhānu, Śrāvaṇa, ba. 2, Friday. | Do. | In modern characters. Refers to the construction of the well in the land at Nāgayapalle (near) Chīmalapeṇṭa by a certain China-Tātireḍḍi, son of Pedayya. |
| 337 | Chinnadāsaripalle.─Slab set up below the slope in front of the Narasiṁha temple on the hill. |
Vijayanagara | Achyutarāya-Mahārāya | Śālivāhana Śaka year (not given), Vijaya, Jyēshṭha, śu 15. | Do. | Registers a sarvamānya gift of the various imports, made before the god Viṭṭahlēśvara, to the god Ahōbalēśvara at Voṅgunūtulapalle, by Bācharusu, the kāryakarta of king ruling over the Gaṇḍikōṭa-sīma, at the command of Tāḷlapākam Tirumalayyagāru, as Durga-danāyanivartana. |
| 338 | Another slab in the same place | Do. | Mahāmaṇḍalēśvara Vīra-Bukkarāya | Śaka 1292, Sādhāraṇa, Kārttika, śu. 1, Thursday. |
Do. | Refers to the establishment of a village named after the god Ahōbalēśvara at Vōyinūtula bys Maṅgayadēva-Mahārāja, son of Mahāmaṇḍalēśvara Saṅkidēva-Mahārāja and registers the gift of the same to Nambi Nāraṇadāsi for conducting the daily worship of the god, for the merit of his parents Saṅkidēva and Mummaladēvī. Meṅgayadēva is stated to have been ruling over Tummalūru Peṇḍlimali in Mukli-nāṇḍu. |
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