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| 393 | Mōyiḷḷakālava.─Slab lying in front of the Veṅkaṭēśvara temple. | Do. | Achyutarāya-Mahārāya | Śaka 1458, Durmukhi, Āshāḍha, śu. 11. | Do. | Registers grant of land and certain taxes (sthala-suṁka) made by Rāyasam Veṅgaḷappaṁgāru, son of Udayagiri Vīraṇoḍayala Timmarāja, to the god Tiruveṅgaḷanātha consecrated by him at Mōviḷḷakālava in Kalūri-sīma, for the lamp offerings and worship for the merit of his guru Tāḷḷapākaṁ Tirumalayyaṅgāru. Also registers the grant of the dommaripannu by the Dommaris, and a further gift of land by the mahājanas of Raṁpatāḍu to the god and of the grove consisting of various kinds of fruits trees planted by the donor (Vīraṇoḍaya). A further grant of the grāmakaṭṇam and aḍukkōḷḷu taxes of the village Mōyiḷḷakālava is made by a certain Chitaḷūri Yellayya for the merit of Vīrapaṇṇa. |
| 394 | Same slab, reverse | Do. | Do. | Śōbhakṛit, Vaiśākha, ba. 12, Monday. | Do. | Records the consecration of the image of the goddess Lakshmidēvī (in the above temple) and registers gift of lands made to the deity by Veṅgaḷappa, son of Rāyasam Timmarāja, for the merit of his guru Tāḷḷapāka Tirumalayyaṅgāru. Also registers gifts of land made to the same deity by the Mahājanas of Raṁpatāḍu and Brāhmalapalle and the gift of 3 māḍas out of the grāmakaṭnam income by the toll-officers. (See No. 393 above.) Gift of land to the Āḷvars also is recorded. |
| 395 | Slab paved in the mukhamaṇḍapa of the Veṅkaṭēśvara temple. | …. | …. | Śaka 1628, Vyaya, Māgha, śu. 15 and Śaka 1672, Pramōdūta, Māgha, śu. 15. | Telugu | Records the obeisance of Raṁpatāṭi Dattayya on the former date and by Dattayyagāri Śēshāchalam on the latter. Mentions also a certain Aṁbavaram Rāghavaya. |
| 396 | Another slab in the same place | …. | …. | Śaka 16[27], Vyaya, Chaitra, śu. 15. | Do. | Records the obeisance of Rāmaya, son of Bē[ri] Allā[ḍa]śeṭṭi Veṅkaṭapati, who is said to be devoted to the worship of Śiva, Kēśava and the Brāhmaṇas. |
| 397 | Slab lying in a field about two furlongs to the east of the village | Vijayanagara | Sadāśivadēva-Mahārāya | …. | Do. | Damaged. A stone marking the boundary of Kalūru alias Śrī[raṅgarāja]samudram which was granted to Tirumala-Nara[giri]-Tātāchāryulu by the king in the presence of [Viṭha]lēśvara on the bank of the Tuṅgabhadrā. |
| 398 | Another slab lying in a field about a mile south-east of the village. | Do. | Do. | …. | Do. | Another boundary stone marking the eastern boundary between the villages Mōyiḷakāluva and Raṁpatāḍu in Kalūru alias Śrīraṅgarājasamudram granted to Tirumala Naragiri-Tātāchāryulu by the king. See No. 62 above. |
| 399 | Muttalūrpāḍu.─(hamlet of Bhūmāyapalle). Slab on the boundary between Muttalūrpāḍu and Miḍutūru in the field of Erraguḍi Veṅkaṭayya. | …. | …. | Vikṛi[ti], Mā[gha] | Do. | States that the stone marks the boundary on the east side between Miḍutūru and two other villages. |
| 400 | Nalliṅgāyapalle.─Slab set up in the village. | …. | …. | …. |
Do. | Contains an invocation to ‘Ghaṇṭākarṇa’ to ward off the hoof-disease in cattle. |
| 401 | Nandimaṇḍalam.─Pillar standing in front of a liṅga in a field to the west of the village. | …. | …. | …. | Do. | Mentions Śrī Thākura Satti Komāra and seems to refers to the construction of a stone temple at Anivūru. The characters belong to about the 9th century A. D. |
| 402 | Same slab, reverse | …. | …. | …. | Do. | Gives the epithet Tribhuvanā-Singaṁbu. The characters belong to about the 7th century A.D. |
| 403 | Boulder on the south side of the cavern at Dēvarakōna. | Vijayanagara | Kṛishṇadēvarāya-Mahārāya | Śaka 1432, Pramōdūta, Utthānadvādasī. | Do. | Restores the previous provision made for the worship of the god Kōna-Chennarāya at Nandimaṇḍalam in favour of Divvekoṇḍa Tiruveṅgaḷayya by Kāmal-Nāyaniṁgāru, the commander of the entire forces of the king. |
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