The Indian Analyst
 

Annual Reports

 

411 Puṭḷampalle.─Broken slab lying in front of the Donakoṇḍamma temple. …. …. …. Telugu Beginning lost, slightly mutilated. Gives a list of the dēvamānya, bhaṭṭavṛittimānya, the Reḍḍi,  Karaṇika and daśavandamānya lands given to the several gods such as Pālakoṇḍarāya, Vināyaka, Mahādeva, Perumāḷu (Vishṇu), [Ye]kkilidēvī, Pōturāju and Gaṇādhipati and several brahmans such as Vellāla Liṅgayya, Mallā-Vōjhulu, etc. Refers also to th provision of land and money made for the brahman cooks and the tammaḷa (i.e. Śivabrāhmaṇa) attached to the satra. The characters belong to the 16th centrury A.D.
412 Slab set up in front of the temple of Pālakoṇḍarāya on the Pālakoṇḍa hill. …. …. Śaka 1758, Śubhakṛit (wrong), Kārttika, śu. 9. Do. Specifies the rates of fees to be paid (by the pilgrims) to the Archaka-Nāyanivāru and Guṇṭadāsiri as fixed by Timmā-Nāyuḍu in respect of the temple built by Māchinēni Pālakoṇḍama-Nāyuḍu.
413 Rāmārājupalle.­─Slab set up in front of the Ellamma shrine in a field about 3 furlongs east of the village. …. …. Śaka 1719, Piṅgaḷa, Bhādrapada, ba. 10. Do. States that the temple and the tank were built by a certain Narasōju, son of Bōchare Raṅgarāju-Mannāju.
414 Rāvulapalle.─Above an image of Gaṇēśa in Survey No. 45. …. …. Paridhāvin, Do.

Seems to registers gift of one tūmu of wet land by a certain Gāgajīya to (the god) Venakha (Vināyaka), for the merit of his mother.

415 Fragment of a slab near a  well in Survey No. 25/1. …. …. …. Do. Damaged and fragmentary. Refers to the construction of a well and the division of the gift land made probably to the persons who executed the work.
416 Rudrayagāripalle.─Slab set up in Survey No. 126/2. Vijayanagara Tirumalarāya, son of Kṛishṇarāya-Mahārāya. Śaka 1446, Tāraṇa-Śrāvaṇa, ba. 9. Monday. Do. Registers gift of the village Kaḍapanipalle in Vūṭukūri-sīma in Mulikināḍu made by Mahāmaṇdalēśvara Timmayadēva-Mahārāja, son of Āravīṭi Bukkarāja Rāmayaḍēava-Mahārāja to the temple of Tiruveṅgaḷanātha at Pālakoṇḍa for the daily worship, offerings, etc., of the god. Vūṭukūri-śīma is stated to have been granted as nāyaṅkara of the donor.
417 Tāḍigoṭḷa.─Broken slab set up in front of the ruined temple of Chenakēśvara. …. …. …. Do. Beginning lost. Seems to register a gift of money (?) made to a deity (name lost) by the Dommari community for the merit of the twenty-four families of that community.
418 Tappeṭḷa.─Broken slab built into the wall of the ruined temple of Kēśava. …. ….

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Do. Mutilated. Registers a gift of land as mānya.
419 Tippireḍḍipalle.─(hamlet of Gaṅganapalle.) Slab up near the shrine of Rāma. …. …. Śaka 1787, Krōdhana, Phālguṇa, śu. 7. Do.

Registers a grant of land made by the Reḍḍi and Kaṛaṇam of Baṅganapalle to a certain Domari named Sāḷvapakshi Veṅkaṭreḍḍi as nēṭravaṭi (?) mānya.

420 Slab set up near the image of Āñjanēya …. …. Saka 1274 (wrong), [Yu]va, Māgha, ba. 10. Do. Registers some gift (not specified) made to the god Tiruveṁgaḷanāthasvāmin, the goddess Alamēlumaṅgatāyi and to-Hanumān by some private individuals. Characters modern.
421 Tōḷḷagaṅganapalle.─Slab lying in a field about 2 furlongs to the east of the village. …. …. …. Do. The writing is very much damaged and indistinct.
422 Tuḍumuladinne.─Slab forming the threshold of the eastern entrance of the Kēśava temple. …. …. …. Do. In characters of about the 18th century A.D. States that the village Turimiḷḷadinne was the agrahāra given as ēkabhōga to Nāchana-Sōma by (king) Prauḍha-Dēvarāya. Records also in similar characters the obeisance to god Āñjanēya of Jūṭūri-Bōḍamarāja, The sagapāli-karaṇam of Turanḷḷadindhe.

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