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The Indian Analyst
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South Indian Inscriptions |
BOMBAY-KARNATAKA INSCRIPTIONS MISCELLANEOUS No. 451 - 471 | No. 276 - 400 | No. 401 - 450 | 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 No.451 (B. K. No. 234 of 1927-28) BADAMI, BADAMI TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT On the hill-side to the left of the way leading up to the Tattu-Koti Maruti temple Circa
8th century This contains a description of Kappa-Arabhatta whose eminent personality and excellent virtues are praised in verse. It is the earliest instance of a composition in the Tripadi metre found in Kannada literature Published in Indian Antiquary, Vol. X, pp. 61 ff., No. LXXXXIV. No.452 (B.K. No. 274 of 1927-28) PATTADAKAL, BADAMI TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT On a wall to the left of entrance into the central shrine of the Sangamesvara temple Circa
8th century It seems to state that the chief Aychapadeva of Abhimanavura had a temple erected. This is followed by the names of masons who participated in the construction. No. 453 (B.K. No. 275 of 1927-28) PATTADAKAL, BADAMI TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT On a pillar in the mandapa of the Sangamesvara temple The first, second a fifth of these six inscriptions refer to the carvings of sculptures. The third describes Mani of Badavi. The next one is the citation of a Sanskrit verse and the last seems to be the name of a person. 454: On the east wall of Papanasesvara temple 455: On a pillar at the eastern entrance of the same temple 456: On the north wall of the same temple 457: On a pillar to the right of the eastern entrance of the same temple 458: On a pillar to the right of the southern entrance into he mukha-mandapa of the Virupaksha temple. 459:
On the back of the pillar to the left of the eastern entrance into
the same mandapa Nos. 460 and 461 (B. K. Nos. 284 and 285 of 1927-28) MAHAKUTA, BADAMI TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT Circa
8th century The first is a brief record probably referring to the mason who constructed the pillar. The second is the citation of a Sanskrit verse purporting to state that sin committed in a holy place cannot be atoned for. The stanza, however, is engraved defectively. 460: On a pillar in the mandapa of the Mahakuteswara temple 461:
On another pillar in the same mandapa
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