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The Indian Analyst
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South Indian Inscriptions |
MISCELLANEOUS. Dynasties (Nos. 30 to 56.) No. 30. (A. R. No. 835 of 1917.) On the west side of the gorge near the Ramanuja- matha on the Indrakila hill, Bezwada, Krishna District. Undated. Contains only two letters Sri and Sa. Note . â The characters are big and archaic. No. 31. (A. R. No. 830 of 1917.) On a boulder to the south of Phulta, Berhampore Taluk, Ganjam District. Undated. Contains no historical information. Note.- This inscription is engraved in big archaic characters. (Vide Annual Report on Epigraphy for 1917-18.) No. 32. (A. R. No. 693 of 1926.) On a broken stone called Rachchabanda lying in the middle of the village of Rayavaram, Sarvasiddhi Taluk, vizagapatam District. Undated. Incomplete and unintelligible. Contains the name of god Narendresvara. No. 33. (A. R. No. 459 of 1915.) On the Kiratarjuna pillar on the top of the Indrakla hill, Benzwada, Krishna District. Undated. States that the inscribed slab was planted at the spot where Arjuna made tapas on the Indrakila hill for obtaining the Pasupata weapon from god Siva, by Pechchavada Trikotiboyi, son of Kaliyamaboyi who claims to be a descendant of the Yaksha who guided Arjuna to that spot. (Published in the Journal of the Andra Sahitya Parishat, Vol. 7, pp. 227 â 231 and in A.S.R. 1915-16, pp. 98 f.) No. 34. (A. R. No. 306 of 1920.) On a slab set up near the old village site at Mailavara, Ongole Taluk, Guntur District. Undated. Not very intelligible. Refers to the eldest son of some one, who died in the Nidumrani battle and says that a certain Rattodi gave some land to Bhattaralu. Contains the archaic forms vanru and rattodi. No. 35. (A. R. No. 162 of 1913.) On a slab set up near a tank in Ilapakurru, Gudivada Taluk, Krishna District. Undated. Incomplete. Refers to a gift of land and cows made by Kadaladeva son of Badayari. No. 36. (A. R. No. 523 of 1925.) On a marble slab from Ghantasala preserved in the Government Museum, Madras. Undated. Unintelligible. The central portion of the inscription containing one letter in each line is rubbed off. No. 37. (A. R. No. 796 of 1922.) On a stone lying in front of the temple of Somesvara at Palaparru, Bapatla Taluk, Guntur District. Undated. Damaged. Refers to a gift of land made by Nugaparaju and the three-hundred mahajanas.
No. 38. (A. R. No. 834 of 1917.) On the front of the smaller shrine in the conserved Ramanuja-matha on the Indrakila hill, Bezwada, Krishna District. Undated. In big Chalukyan characters mostly illegible. Incomplete and fragmentary. No. 39. (A. R. No. 837 of 1917.) On the front wall and two pillars on the same hill. Undated. The inscription is in Chalukyan characters. Seems to contain proper names of persons. It is in three parts which are unconnected with one another.
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