TABLES

South Indian Inscriptions

	Place of inscription.	Dynasty.	King.	Date.	Language and alphabet.	Remarks.
	BIJAPUR DISTRICT—cont. BIJAPUR TALUK—cont.
110	Katakanhalli.—Pillar in the temple of Mallikārjuna.	Western Chāḷukya.	Chāḷukyachakravartin Jagadēkamalladēva.	Siddharthin, Kā[rttika], puṇṇami, Monday, Vya[tīpā]ta, Uttarāyaṇa-saṅkramaṇa.	Kannaḍa . .	Records a gift of land made to the temple of Mallikārjūna at the agrahāra village Katakanahaḷḷi by Tārkikachụḍāmaṇi Kēśava-Paṇḍita and Mādhava-Paṇḍita.
111	Kumaṭgi.—Slab built into the front wall of the deserted Hanumān temple in the old site of the village.	Do.	Tribhuvanamalla [Vīra]-Sōmēśvara.	(Lost)	Do. . .	Badly damaged. Seems to record a gift of land and house-sites made by the Mahājanas of Kummaṭage to the temple of Mūlasthāna Bhōgēśvara. Mentions the village Kaggōḍa in the boundaries of the gift-land.
112	Same slab	Yādava . .	Siṅgaṇadēva . . . . . .	15th year, Yuva, Bhādrapada, śu. puṇṇame, Wednesday, lunar eclipse.	Do. . .	Records a gift of land made by Mahādēvarasa, the Mūligas and the Eṇṭu-Hiṭṭus, for the benefit of the temple of Mūlasthāna Bhōgēśvaradēva at Kuṁbiṭage.
113	Another slab set up in the same place.	Western Chāḷukya.	Tribhuvanamalla Sōmēśvara . .	6th year, Plavaṅga, Chaitra, ba. 1. Thursday.	Do. . .	Records that the image of Chenna-Brahmēśvaradēva was reconsecrated and a gift of land was made for the worship etc., of the deity by the Mahājanas, Eṇṭu-Hiṭtus etc.,of the agrahāra village Kummaṭage.
114	Madbhāvi.—Pillar used as a foot-step in the Kallēśvara temple.	Yādava . .	Bhillamadēva . . . . . .	4th year, Sādhāṛaṇa, Kārttika, śu. puṇṇamī, Monday, Vyatīpāta, saṅkramaṇa.	Do. . .	Badly damaged. Seems to record a gift of money made to God Svayaṁbhū-Bijjalē[śvara].
115	Broken slab built into the plinth of the Kallēśvara temple.	. .	. . . .	. .	Do. . .	Fragment. Seems to record a gift of land made to several individuals of whom the names of Bhīma-Bhaṭṭa and Nīlakaṇṭha-Bhaṭṭa are preserved.
116	Torvi.—Lintal stone over the entrance to Khānasāheba’s tomb.	. .	. . . .	. .	Urdu . .	Mr. G. Yazdani reads the inscription as ‘ Raudha Maulāna Shaikh, Śalih Qādiriqaddas sirruhu’ and translates it as ‘ the mausoleuṁ of Maulāna shaikh, Ṣāliḥ, Qādiri, may God sanctify his secret.’
	NORTH KANARA DISTRICT. SIRSI TALUK.
117	Banavāsi.—Stone couch kept in a room in the compound of the Madhukēśvara temple.	. .	. . . .	Vibhava, Māgha, ba. Śivarātri, Wednesday.	Sanskrit in Kannaḍa.	A verse stating that the stone couch was presented to God Madhukēśvara at Jayantipura by Raghu, king of Sōdā, for use in the spring festivals.
118	Broken slab lying near the south prākāra of the same temple.	Western Chāḷukya.	Bhūlōkamalla . . . . . .	. .	Kannaḍa . .	Fragment. Refers to a Kadaṁba Mahāmaṇḍalēśvara.
119	Broken stone fixed in the south prākāra wall of the same temple.	Vijayanagara.	Dēvarāya-Mahārāya . . . .	Śaka 1354, Pramādīcha.	Do. . .	Slightly damaged. Seems to record a gift of land made to Mallaṇṇa son of Kāyaṇṇa, who died fighting with the robbers that looted the Madhukēśvara temple, when Maḷḷaṇṇa-Ayya, son of Chikkadēva-Oḍeya of Banavāse, entitled Tribhuvana-Bharatāchārya, was administering Banavāse-sthana and Mahāpradhāna Bayiche-Daṇṇāyaka was governing Gōve and Guttiya-Vēṇṭhe.