BOMBAY-KARNATAKA
INSCRIPTIONS
VOLUME
XI - Part I
THE
CHALUKYAS OF BADAMI
No.
2
(B.K.
No. 127 of 1926-27)
Kurtakoti,
Gadag Taluk, Dharwar District
On
A Slab Set Up Behind The Temple Of Kalamesvara
This
undated inscription belongs to the reign of the king Vijayaditya-Satyasraya
Prithvivallabha, who bore also the titles: aharajadhiraja,
Paramesvara and hatara. It
refers to Loketinimmadi
who was governing over Kuruttakumte (i.e., the modern Kurtakoti),
and Mupamna who built a big temple (mahadegula) there and
made a gift to it.
No.
3
(B.K.
No. 198 of 1926-27)
Jakkali,
Ron Taluk, Dharwar District
On
A Hero-Stone Built Into The Wall Of The House Of Chenabasavva
Mathapati Near The Kallmesvara Temple
The
Inscription belongs to king Vijayaditya-Bhatara and refers to
a raid on the village Jakkilli (i.e., the modern Jakkali) by . . . .
. yaditya. It is
incomplete and undated.
No.
4
(B.K.
No. 18 of 1928-29)
Aihole,
Hungund Taluk, Bijapur District
On
A Stone Set Up In Front Of The Jyotirlinga Temple
This
damaged and undated inscription belongs to the reign of the king Vikramaditya-Bhatara
and mentions Ayyavole (i.e., the modern Aihole).
The writer was Chandradeva.
In the absence of the date it is not possible to assign the
epigraph definitely to Vikramaditya I or Vikramaditya II.
Probably it belongs to the latter.
No.
5
(B.K.
No. 197 of 1928-29)
Annigeri,
Navalgund Taluk, Dharwar District
On
A Pillar Set Up In Front Of The Banasankari Temple
The
record belongs to the reign of king Kirtivarman II and is
dated in the 6th year of his reign.
It commemorates the construction of a chediya (Jain
temple) by Kaliyamma, the gamunda of Jebulageri and the
erection of a sculpture in front of it by Kondisulara Kuppa alias
Kirtivarma-gosasi. Regarding
gosasi, see Ep. Ind. Vol. VI, p. 255.
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