No.87
(B.K.
No. 64 of 1928-29)
SANGAM
, HUNGUND TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
On
a fragment of a stone built into the wall of the Sangamesvara temple
1158
A.D.
This
is dated the Chalukya-Vikrama year 83, Bahudhanya Sravana su. 11,
Thursday. In the said
cyclic year there were two Sravanas.
In the absence of specific mention of Adhika-Sravana, the
reference may be to Nija-Sravana, in which case the details correspond
to 1158 A.D., August 7.
No.88
(B.K.
No. 62 of 1928-29)
SANGAM,
HUNGUND TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
On
a stone set up inside the Sangamesvara temple
1160
A.D.
This
is dated the Chalukya-Vikrama year 84, Pra. . , Karttika su. 5, Sunday.
The cyclic year was obviously Pramadi and the details correspond
to 1160 A.D., October 18.
It
records a gift of land, flower-garden, shop and oil-mill by
Chunchin-Adisetti and Aivattokkalu to the gods Kalesvara and
Achesvara, who was residing in Malaharitirtha.
The gift was made through the favour of the Mahajanas of
Kudala-Kappadi-Sangama which is described as Sarvanamasyad-agrahara and
primeval Bramapuri of the emperors.
The Mahajans were devotees of the god sangamesvara and
reputed for their scholarship.
No.89
(B.K.
No. 168 of 1926-27)
KARADI,
HUNGUND TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
On
a slab set up in front of the chavadi
Circa
12th century
The
epigraph contains the Chalukya prasasti, but the name of the king
is lost. It introduces a
feudatory chief and a subordinate officer and mentions the region of
Karividi Thirty. The
inscription is badly damaged and the details are lost.
No.90
(B.K.
No. 177 of 1926-27)
RON,
RON TALUK, DHARWAR DISTRICT
On
a stone lying in front of the Kalamesvara temple
Circa
12th century
It
commences with the Chalukya prasasti ; the name of the king,
however, is lost. Barring
the mention of Monday and solar eclipse the other details of the date
are also lost. It seems to
record a gift of money. The
inscription is damaged.
No.91
(B.K.
No. 195 of 1926-27)
JAKKALI,
RON TALUK, DHARWAR DISTRICT
On
a stone leaning against the left wall of Sangamesvara temple
Circa
12th century.
This
is dated the Chalukya-Vikrama year, the only available details of which
are Karttika su 1, Sunday.
The
record refers itself to the reign of a Chalukya king whose name is lost.
It seems to register some gift to a god.
It is badly worn out and the other details are missing.
No.92
(B.K.
No. 238 of 1926-27)
SUDI,
RON TALUK, DHARWAR DISTRICT
On
a broken stone near the Vithoba temple
Circa
12th century.
This
inscription commences with the Chalukya prasasti and refers to
the reign of a
Chalukya
king whose name is lost. Of the date portion, only Pushya ba. 13, Thursday is preserved.
It described the family of Sinda feudatories and mentions Simha
and his queen Ketaladevi.
It
registers a gift of land and seems to refer in this connection to the
preceptor Somesvara who was its recipient.
The epigraph is damaged and some portions are lost.
No.93
(B.K.
No. 217 of 1928-29)
BENNUR,
NAVALGUND TALUK, DHARWAR DISTRICT
On
a slab set up in front of the Hanuman temple
Circa
12th century.
This
commences with the prasasti of a Chalukya king whose name is
lost, and seems to register a gift. In the later part are mentioned Mani Nagoja and a gift to a
carpenter. The epigraph is
much damaged.
No.94
(B.K.
No. 224 of 1928-29)
HALKUSUGAL,
NAVALGUND TALUK, DHARWAR DISTRICT
On
a slab set up in the Siddhesvara temple
Circa
12th century.
This
record seems to belong to a Chalukya king whose prasasti is cited
in the earlier lines. The
rest of the epigraph is damaged and worn out except for the concluding
portion bearing the imprecation.
No.95
(B.K.
No. 234 of 1928-29)
KURHATTI,
NAVALGUND TALUK, DHARWAR DISTRICT
On
a slab leaning against a wall of the Sankralinga temple
Circa
12th century.
This
inscription refers itself to the reign of a Chalukya king whose name is
lost. It seems to registers
several gifts including an oil mill for perpetual lamp to the god
Sankara by the Mahajanas of the agrahara and others.
The epigraph is damaged.
No.144
(B.K.
No. 35 of 1930-31)
YALWAR,
BAGEVADI TALUK, BIJAPUR DISTRICT
On
a broken slab lying in the front of chavadi
Kalachuri
Only
the earlier part of this inscription containing the prasasti of a
Kalachuri king is preserved. The
rest of it is broken and lost.
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