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The Indian Analyst
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South Indian Inscriptions |
BOMBAY-KARNATAKA INSCRIPTIONS THE CHALUKYAS Somesvara II | Somesvara I | Vikramaditya VI | Somesvara III Jagadekamalla | Taila III | Somesvara IV No.2. (B.K. No.207 of 1926-27) NIDGUNDI, RON TALUK, DHARWAR DISTRICT On a stone set up in front of the Narayanadeva temple Bhuvanaikamalla (Somesvara II), 1074 A.D. This is dated Saka 996, Ananda, Asvija punnami, Tuesday, lunar eclipse, corresponding to 1074 A.D., October 7. It records a gift of the village Kallamanapalli to the god Tripurusha by Kannadagandhivigrahadhipati, Mahaprachanda-dandanayaka Jannamayya, with the approval of the king. The donor is said to have had a temple constructed in honour of the deity at Nidungundi in Kisukadu Seventy. The earlier portion contains a genealogical account of the Chalukya. The epigraph is mutilated and worn out. No.3 (B.K. No. 261 of 1927-28) Bhairanmatti, Bagalkot Taluk, Bijapur District On a slab lying in the Maruthi temple Somesvara II
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