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BOMBAY-KARNATAKA
INSCRIPTIONS
MISCELLANEOUS
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451 - 471 | No.
472 - 496 |
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752 - 771
No. 573
(B.K. No. 237 of 1927-28)
BADAMI, BADAMI TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
On a stone lying in front of Yusuf-sahibâs house
Circa 12th century
This commences with an invocation to the Varaha
incarnation. It seems to
describe an eminent personage. The
inscription being badly damaged, its purport cannot be made out.
No. 574
(B.K. No. 273
of 1927-28)
BANASANKARI, BADAMI TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
On a pillar lying in the temple of Banasankrari
Circa 12th century
It states that Keti, son of Sayama, established
charities such as free-feeding-house and educational facilities in
places like Savasi, Maleyakheda and Narugunda, so that religious merit
might accrue to him.
No. 575
(B.K. No. 54
of 1928-29)
KANDGAL, HUNGUND TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
On a fragment of a stone near the Isvara temple
Circa 12th century
It seems to record a gift of land, oil, etc, made
in favour of deity and a house-site to the sthanapati
Sarvvesvara-pandita. The
record is damaged.
No. 576
(B.K. No. 85
of 1928-29)
KONNUR, HUNGUND TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
On a fragmentary hero-stone lying in the Hanuman
temple
Circa 12th century
It seems to record a gift by the Mahajanas headed
by the Gavunda. The
inscriptions is fragmentary.
No. 577
(B.K. No. 89
of 1928-29)
KONNUR, HUNGUND TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
On a fragmentary stone lying in the Hanuman temple
Circa 12th century
It seems to have contained a date in the
Chalukya-Vikram era. It
mentions a najaka. The
record is fragmentary.
No. 578
(B.K. No. 90
of 1928-29)
KUNDARGI, HUNGUND TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
On a stone standing near the village
chavadi
Circa 12th century
This is dated the cyclic year Vikrama, Sravana su.,
the tithi being lost. It
mentions Chaundaya-nayaka. The epigraph is badly damaged.
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No. 579
(B.K. No. 98
of 1928-29)
ANWAL, BADAMI TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
On a slab built into the embankment in Survey No.
332
Circa 12th century
It fecords a gift of land for maintaining a
water-shed for the use of all beings on the road to Tineganuru by
Somaya-Savanta of Endegere, for the merit of his father.
The donor who belonged to the Gutta family is credited with a
number of high-sounding titles, such as Samastabhuvanasraya.
He also bore the epithet Kogaliya-puravaradhisvara.
No. 580
(B.K. No. 158
of 1928-29)
MALGI, BADAMI TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
On a broken hero-slab set up in the Maruti temple
Circa 12th century
This is dated the cyclic year Svabhanu, Ashadha su.
11. It cannot be verified.
It seems to record a gift by the Five Hundred in memory of a
hero. The record is
damaged.
No. 581
(B.K. No. 163
of 1928-29)
NANDIHAL, BADAMI TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
On a hero-stone set up in the Maruti temple
Circa 12th century
It seems to register a gift and certain incomes
made by Muka-gavunda, the Muliga of Garavalur and the eight Hittus
and others in memory of Halliya Basavanta who died in a fight.
Refers to Mallidevarasa as ruling probably the area.
The inscription is damaged.
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No. 582
(B.K. No. 180
of 1928-29)
VADAVATTI, BADAMI TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
On a slab preserved in the
chavadi
Circa 12th century
It states that the village of Baddavatti was a gift
to the Bamka-jinalaya.
No. 583
(B.K. No. 181
of 1928-29)
YARGOPPA, BADAMI TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
On a slab set up in front of the Hanumantadeva
temple
Circa 12th century
It records a gift of land to Cholasu by Muliga
Malligaunda and Bukaya-nayaka.
No. 584
(B.K. No. 211
of 1928-29)
HIREHAL, HUNGUND TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
On a broken slabn leaning against the front wall of
the Ramesvara temple
Circa 12th century
It seems to register a gift of land which was
entrusted into the hands of Amritarasipandita.
The earlier part of the inscription is lost.
No. 585
(B.K. No. 219
of 1928-29)
BOGANUR, NAVALGUND TALUK, DHARWAR DISTRICT
On the
Nandi pillar in front of the
Kalamesvara temple
Circa 12th century
It refers to the setting up of a Nandi
pillar and mentions Rajaguru Chandra bhushana as the Sthanacharya
of the god Nagesvara of Bankapura which is incidentally described as
the capital (rajadham) of Indra-vallabha, i.e., the Rashtrakuta
king Indra.
No. 586
(B.K. No. 227
of 1928-29)
HANSI, NAVALGUND TALUK, DHARWAR DISTRICT
On a hero-stone set up in front of the
Hanumantadeva temple
Circa 12th century
It seems to record a gift of land in memory of a
hero who fell fighting. The
epigraph is badly damaged.
No. 587
(B.K. No. 230
of 1928-29)
KOMARGOP, NAVALGUND TALUK, DHARWAR DISTRICT
On a broken slab set up in the Siva temple
Circa 12th century
It records a gift of money for feeding the Jaina
ascetics, associated with the temple of Tribhuvanatilaka by Perggade
Vasiyannaâs wife Chamikabbe who was a disciple of Balachandra
Siddhantadeva.
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No. 588
(B.K. No. 236
of 1928-29)
MORAB, NAVALGUND TALUK, DHARWAR DISTRICT
On a fragment of a slab built into the wall of the
Kalamesvara temple
Circa 12th century
It refers to Niralayara Marasimgayya and Sivatada
Bellagavunda. The record is
fragmentary.
No. 589
(B.K. No. 240
of 1928-29)
NAGARAHALLI, NAVALGUND TALUK, DHARWAR DISTRICT
On a slab set up in front of Hanumantadeva temple
Circa 12th century
It states that the land was a gift to the god
Santanatha.
No. 590
(B.K. No. 244
of 1928-29)
SISUVINAHALLI, NAVALGUND TALUK, DHARWAR DISTRICT
On a hero-stone set up in the Hanumantadeva temple
Circa 12th century
It records to a cattle raid and mentions the
village Sisuhali.
No. 591
(B.K. No. 17
of 1929-30)
GUNDAKARJI, MUDDEBIHAL TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
On a multilated Jaina image in the Hanuman temple
Circa 12th century
It contains the names of the Yakshis, Aparajita,
Mahamanasi, Anantamati and Chakresvari and, the Yakshas, Vrishabha,
Patala, Kubera and Santinatha of the Jaina Pantheon.
No. 592
(B.K. No. 19
of 1929-30)
HALLUR, MUDDEBIHALL TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
On a multilated slab built into the front wall of
the Hanuman temple
Circa 12th century
It mentions a Mahasamanta whose name is
lost. The records is damaged.
No. 593
(B.K. No. 22
of 1929-30)
HANDARGAL, MUDDEBIHAL TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
On a large hero-stone standing in the ruined
Sangamesvara temple
Circa 12th century
This seems to describe the death of a hero in a fight.
It seems to mention the warrior Tantrapala Karna.
The inscription is much damaged.
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