South Indian Inscriptions-Volume XV-Bombay-Karnataka Inscriptions @ whatisindia.com

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Preface
Introduction
Text of the Inscriptions
Chalukyas
Kalachuris
Yadavas
Hoysalas
Kadambas
Sindas
Vijayanagara Kings
Muslim Rulers
Marathas
The East India Company
Miscellaneous Inscriptions
Other South-Indian Inscriptions
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Early Gupta Inscriptions
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BOMBAY-KARNATAKA INSCRIPTIONS

MISCELLANEOUS

No. 401 - 450 | No. 276 - 400 | No. 451 - 471 | No. 472 - 496 | No. 497 - 530 | No. 531 - 551 No. 552 - 572 | No. 573 - 593 | No. 594 - 614 | No. 615 - 640 | No. 641 - 665 | No. 666 - 690 No. 691 - 711 | No. 712 - 730 | No. 731 - 751 | No. 752 - 771

NOS. 401 to 411

(B.K. Nos 219 to 229 of 1927-28)

BADAMI, BADAMI TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT

Circa 7^th-8^th century

The first three of these short inscriptions mention Erandara Ganacha who is described as the author of certain sculptures. The fifth states that Chandrakirti-bhatta carved the figure of the goddess Durga. The next one is partially preserved. The rest seem to constitute individual names or epithets.

In the cavern of the hill-rock to the proper left of cave No. IV

407: Between the two rows of sculptures in the same cavern

408: In the same cavern

NOS. 412 â 414

(B.K. Nos 231 to 233 of 1927-28)

BADAMI, BADAMI TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT

Circa 7-8^th century

The first of these three inscriptions seems to describe the valour of Paradara Goni. The second contains a funny reference to Vakkasideva. The third mentions the name Barinapala.

412: On a pillar in the Kallanatha-matha

413: On another pillar

414: On a third pillar

NOS. 415 and 416

(B.K. Nos . 235 and 236 of 1927-28)

BADAMI, BADAMI TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT

On the hill-side to the left of the way leading up to the Tattu-kotti Maruti temple

Circa 7^th-8^th century

These two label-inscriptions seem to contain the names Nandevaja and Pumbalagi.

NOS.417 to 447

(B.K. NO. 101 to 131 of 1928-29)

BADAMI, BADAMI TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT

Circa 7^th-8^th century

The following series of short inscriptions are made up of names of individuals or places, descriptive labels and references to works. Some of the names are interesting and a few seem to bear historical associations ; for instance, Sri-Vikkarasan, Sri-Bhimasakti, Sri Bhimasakti Sendrakan and Sri Sri-Satyasraya-pada-yugakke bhaktan Bhimasatti : the last of these refers to he Sendraka chief Bhimasakti and describes him a a devotee of the feet of the illustrious Satyasraya.

On a rocky wall to the right of the passage leading up the northern fort

422: On the wall to the left of the same passage

435: On a cliff to the left of the bypath to the right of the same passage

No. 448

(A. R. No. 449 of 1926)

KALLE, DHARWAR TALUK, DHARWAR DISTRICT

On a slab set up near the Basavanna temple

Circa 8^th century

It records the death of Baysara Sabbaya in an encounter following an assault on the village of Doddavada.

No. 449

(B.K. No. 74 of 1926-27)

SORATUR, GADAG TALUK, DHARWAR DISTRICT

On the back of a slab set up in front of the Virabhadra temple

Circa 8th century

It mentions Derakeregava and seems to refer to a gift. The epigraph is damaged.

No. 450

(B.K. No.230 of 1927-28)

BADAMI, BADAMI TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT

On a pillar in the Kallanatha matha

Circa 8th century

It records the remission of a tax called kavalle on the cobblers of the place by the assembly of Two Thousand of Vijaya-Vatapi, who are described as well-versed in the great four-fold lore.

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