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BOMBAY-KARNATAKA INSCRIPTIONS VOLUME XI - Part I THE RASHTRAKUTAS Govinda IV | Krishna II | Krishna III | Kottigadeva No. 34 (B.K. No. 162 of 1926-27) Asundi, Gadag Taluk, Dharwar District On A Slab Set Up Behind The Temple Of Udachavva The record refers itself to the reing of Nityavarsha and is dated in Saka 847, parthiva (=A.D. 925). Since Govinda IV was the ruling king in that year, it has to be surmised that he also had the surname Nityavarsha like his father Indra III. (See Annual Report on Epigraphy 1916, Pt. ii, para. 38). The inscription registers a gift of land made by Nagayya to a temple built by him while Chandraprabha-Bhatara of the Dhora-Jinalaya of Ba[nka]pura was administering Pasundi (i.e., modern Asundi) and nagapuli Gavunda was the head-man (of the village.) No. 35 (B.K. No. 13 of 1927-28) Kavajeri, Ron Taluk, Dharwar District On A Slab Set Up On The Tank-Bund The inscription belongs to the reign of Suvarnavarsha, i.e., Govinda IV and is dated in Saka 855, Vijaya (=A.D. 933). It records several gifts made by Ballajja, the Gavunda of Kovujagere to the temples and mathas constructed by him at Kovujagere, Belvanige and Evamgal. The erection of a gavikallu for himself and the stone (-structures) for his two sons, mentioned in the inscription is note worthy. He is stated to have constructed five temples. |
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