South Indian Inscriptions - Inscriptions collected during the year 1908-09 @ whatisindia.com

South Indian Inscriptions

116	Slab standing in a field to the west of the village.	Do.	Jayasiṁha	Śaka 956, Bhāva, saṅkrānti	Kannaḍa	Damaged. Refers to Perggaḍe [Mādimayya] as governing Banavāsi Twelve-Thousand with the melusion of Sāntalige One-Thousand and Mayūravarman as administering Pānungal Five-Hundred. Records grants for the benefit of the temple of Banasaṁkaradēva.
117	Slab standing near the Kaḷamēśvara temple.	Do.	Trailōkyamalla Āhavamalla	….	Do.	Damaged and worn out. The characters belong to the 12th century A. D. Mentions the general Ēchaiya and refers to the [Kadamba] Mayūravarman of Banavāsipura as governing Pānuṅgal Five Hundred.
118	Another slab near the same temple	. .	….	Śaka 989, Plavaṅga, Pushya, ba. 1, Sunday, Uttarāyaṇasaṅkrānti.	Do.	Badly damaged and worn out. Registers some grants for the renovation of the temple of god Kālēśvara and for feeding and clothing the ascetics, by Aytavarmma and other Gāvuṇḍas.
119	KALGHATGL TALUK. Kāmadhēnu.─Arch-stone at the top of the door-way in the temple of Kallēśvara outside the village.	. .	….	….	Do.	The characters are of the 12th century A. D. States that this is the workmanships (besa) of Maṇḍaḷika Mādiga.
120	Slab lying in front of the same temple	Western Chāḷukya	Bhūlōkamalla	Chāḷukya-Vikrama year 54, Saumya, Chaitra, śu. 2, Monday, Saṅkrānti.	Do.	Damaged. States that the feudatory Koṅkaṇa-chakravarti Jayakēśi was governing Koṅkaṇa Nine Hundred and Palasige Twelve-thousand. Describes Sāsalu in Palasigenāḍu. Records gifts for the benefit of the god Kalidēva by Malliseṭṭi.
121	Another slab in front of the same temple	Kadaṁba	Śivachitta-Permāḍi	25th year, Khara, Pushya, śu. 14, Monday, Uttarāyaṇasaṅkrānti.	Do.	Records a gift of land and maṭha for the benefit of god Kalidēva at Sāsalu in the Palasiga-nāḍu while Mahāmaṇḍalēśvara Śivachitta-Permāḍidēva was governing the Koṅkaṇa Nine-Hundred and Palasige Twelve-Thousand from his capital Chandrāpura.