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South Indian Inscriptions |
| No. | Place of inscription. | Dynasty. | King. | Date. | Language and alphabet. | Remarks. |
| BIJAPUR DISTRICT─concld. BADAMI TALUK─concld. Bādāmi─concld. | ||||||
| 20 | Near the above | …. | …. | …. | …. | Written in a peculiar script re embling shell characters ; not clear. |
| 21 | Boulder to the left of the house of Appaṇabhaṭṭara Aṇṇappa. | …. | …. | …. | Kannaḍa | Records the obeisance of a person (name lost) to ‘Jagadīśvara, Gaṇapati and Nārāyaṇa’. |
| 22 | Slab built into a wall of the Jumma Masjid at the foot of the rook-out caves in Bādāmi. | ‘Ādil Shāhī (?) | …. | …. | Arabic style of writing Thulth of a crude type. | Islamic creed and the Nād-i-Alī (Ref. E. I. M. 1917-18, p. 46, Pl. XVIII a). Nos. 22 to 34 kindly read by the Government Epigraphist for Moslem Inscriptions). |
| 23 | Another stone in the same place | Do. | …. | …. | Do. | Qur’ān, Chapter XLVII, verses 1-3. |
| 24 | A third stone built into the wall of the same masjid. | Do. | …. | …. |
Do. | Qur’ān, Chapter XVIII, verses 1-6. |
| 25 | A fourth stone in the same masjid | Do. | …. | …. | Do. | Qur’ān, Chapter II, verse 256, Chapter LXI, verse 13 and Chapter XII, verse 64. |
| 26 | Another stone in the same place | …. | …. | …. | Arabic script Tughra. | Islamic creed. |
| 27 | A stone built into a wall of the Karigumaṭa near Jumma Masjid. | …. | …. | …. | Arabic s c r i p t Naskh. | Qur’ān, Chapter II, verse 256. |
| 28 | Another stone built into a wall of the same masjid. | …. | …. | …. | Arabic s c r i p t Thulth of an ornamental type. | Nād-i-Alī. |
| 29 | Stone built into a wall of the Gumaz at the foot of a rock-cut cave. | …. | …. | …. | Arabic s c r i p t Mixed Naskh and Thulth. | Qur’ān, Chapter XLVII, verses 1-4. |
| 30 | Another stone in the same place | ‘Ādil Shāhī | …. | …. | Peraian s c r i p t Naskh. | Arch built by Malik ‘Abdu’l-Azīz, son of Malik Yaqūt in memory of his wife Shamna Bībī.. |
| 31 | A third stone close by | ‘Ādil Shāhī (?) | …. | …. | Arablc script Mixed Naskh and Thulth | Qur’ān, Chapter II, verses 256-57. |
| 32 | A fourth stone built into a wall of a rockcut cave. | Do. | …. | …. | Do. | Islāmic creed in two different forms. |
| 33 | A fifth stone in the same place | Do. | …. | …. | Arabic and Persian script Mixed Naskh and Thulth. | Nād-i-Alī. |
| 34 | A sixth stone in the same place | Do. | …. | …. | Arabic script Naskh | Qur’ān, Chapters XVIII, verses 1-9. |
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