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The Indian Analyst
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South Indian Inscriptions |
| No. | From whom received. | Dynasty. | King. | Date. | Language and alphabet. | Disposal of the Original. | Where to be published. | Remarks. |
| 1 | The District Munsiff, Kundāpūr, South Kanara district. | Keḷadi | Sōmaśēkhara-Nāyaka | Śaka 1596, Pramādi, Jyēshṭha, śu. 15. | Kannaḍa | Returned to the D i s t r i c t Munsiff. |
S. I. I. | Records an order Issued by queen Chennammāji, making a gift of all the money incomes derived from the village Sēnāpura in Halasanāḍu-sīme and the village Beḷegrāma in addition, for the expenses of worship in the temple of Veṅkaṭēśvara at Gaṅguvaḷi in Muguvina-sīme, built by a certain Nārāyaṇa. Gives the ancestry of the king for 4 generations and states that the family was descended from Keḷadi Sadāśivarāya-Nāyaka, who receives a number of birudas. |
| 2 | Śrī Yellapragada Hanumanta Rao, Headmaster, Board School, Chandavōlu, Bapatla taluk, Guntur district, | Eastern Chālukya. | Vijayāditya-Mahārāja (II) | …. | Sanskrit in archaic characters. | Purchased by the Indian Museum, Calcutta. | Ep. Ind. | Records a grant made by the king, of land at the village Maṅgavēḍu in Gudrahāravishaya to the Vedic scholor Yajñaśarman of the Bhāradvāja-gōtra and Āpastambasūtra, residing at Krōvaśiri, who was the son of Bandhuśarman and grandson of Kuppaśarman. The king is called the son of Vishṇuvardhana and the grandson of Vijayāditya. The ājñapti of the grant was Paṇḍaraṅga. |
| 3 | Sri B. V. Krishna Rao, M.A., B.L., Rajahmundry. | Do. | Vijayāditya (III) | …. | Do. | Returned to Mr. Krishna Rao. | Do. | Records the grant by the king, of the village called Kāṭḷaparru in the Vēngī-1000 vishaya as an agrahāra, on the day of a solar eclipse, to a Brahman by name Rājāditya who distinguished himself in the king’s service in war. Gives an account of the donee’s parentage and states that his great grandfather Kumāramūrti, the lord of Kātūr and Vāyulūr, left his place un able to bear the (bad) treatment of the Toṇḍaimān king and settled down at Uṇḍi in the Vēṅgī country. |
| 4 | Sri M.S. Sarma of the Bhārati office, Madras. | Haihaya | Kōna Manma-Malla | Śaka 1140 (expressed by the phrase viyadabdhirudra). | Sanskrit in Telugu | Returned to Mr. Sarma. | S. I. I. | Records an order issued by the king to the residents of Guddēśa-vīshaya on the occasion of a lunar eclipse, granting the village Kandikuppa separated from Pallamakurti in that vishaya for (the maintenance of worship in) the temple of Chōḍēśvara-Mahādēva located in the Śama-Vidyāsthāna, with separate allotment of lands yielding specified quantities of paddy for god Bhairava enshrined in the same temple and to the four Ādi Śaiva-Sathānādhipatis of the temple . (Published in Bhārati for June 1938, pp. 555f.). |
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