The Indian Analyst
 

Annual Reports

 

No. Place of inscription. Dynasty. King. Date. Language and alphabet. Remarks.
  CUDDAPAH DISTRICT─concld. CUDDAPAH TALUK─concld. Vellaṭūru─concld.          
441 Slab lying near the well in Survey No. 494. …. …. Śaka 1692, Vikṛiti, Māgha, śu. 15, Monday. Telugu Seems to refers to the gift of the well by Tāti-Reḍḍi, son of Koppōli Chinnapa-Reḍḍi and Nārāyaṇappa, the karaṇam of Vellaṭūru.
  JAMMALAMADUGU TALUK.          
442 Gaṇḍlūru.─Hero-stone  lying in Survey No. 361. …. …. …. Do.

In characters of about the 9th century A.D. The inscription is engraved in a confused manner. Seem to refers to [Ka]ṇḍlūru.

443 Broken slab lying in Survey No. 362. …. …. …. Do. Do. Only the imprecatory portion of the inscription is preserved.
 

BELLARY DISTRICT.

HOSPET TALUK.

         
444 Haṁpi.─Boulder on the east side of the Sarasvatī temple. …. …. …. Kannaḍa Indistinct. Seems to refers to the construction of a well by a lady, name lost, for the merit of Kṛishṇarāya. Figures of the Śaṅkha and Chakra are engraved close by.
 

NELLURE DISTRICT.

KANIGIRI TALUK.

         
445 Nalajanaṁpāḍu.─(hamlet of Rājupālem.) Slab lying in a field 2 miles north east of the village. …. …. …. Telugu In characters of the 9th  century A. D. Registers a gift of land sowable with three puṭṭas of ālla grain by Bādirāju, son of Bādirāju. The chief bears the titles Parama-Māhēśvara, Paramēśvara and Pallavāditya and is said to be a worshipper at the feet of Bhagavad-Arhata Paramabhaṭṭāraka. Published in Nellore Inscriptions, Vol. II, pp. 676-77.

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