BOMBAY
KARNATAKA INSCRIPTIONS
VOLUME
III
Miscellaneous
No.
421 - 440 |
No.
361 - 390 | No.
331 - 360 | No.
305 - 330
No.
391 - 420 |
No.
441 - 462
No.
421
(B.K.
No. 139 of 1933 â 34)
Bijapur,
Bijapur Taluk, Bijapur District
Slab
(A-19) in the museum
A.D.
1500
This
record is dated in Saka 1422, Siddharthi, Bhadrapada ba. 3, Friday, corresponding
to A.D. 1500, September 3. the
week-day, however, was Thursday.
It
registers a kaul granted by Galiba-khan who was holding
the thanu Mamale of Mahamadabada and Talikote, to
all the Mahanadu, headed by Tammanaiya-Chaudhiri of
Mahamadabad and others, fixing the amount of taxes to be levied on
various professions, products, livestock, etc.
The record contains many Persian words.
No.
422
(B.K.
No. 161 of 1932 â 33)
Neglur,
Haveri Taluk, Dharwar District
Stone
set up in the temple of Mallari
This
fragmentary record of about the 15-16th century
A.D., mentions (the village) Bommanakati.
No.
423
(B.K.
No. 68 of 1934 â 35)
Bentur,
Gadag Taluk, Dharwar District
Slab
set up in front of the temple of Hanuman
A.D.
1510
This
inscription records a grant ofland made to a certain Somanatha-Bhatta
by a Nayaka (name
lost). The grant was made in Saka 1433 (current), Pramo[dutta],
Pushya ba. 10. corresponding
to A.D. 1510, December 26, Thursday.
No.
424
(B.K.
No. 13 of 1932 â 33)
Devageri,
Haveri Taluk, Dharwar District
Pillar
of the mantapa in front of the Yellamma temple
A.D.
1538
This
inscription dated in Saka 1460, Vilamabi, Ashadha Su. 5, Monday, states
that Virayya, son of Dandige Mallayya of Dvagiri
built the gateway (of the village) The details of the date
correspond to A.D. 1538, July 1, Monday.
No.
425
(B.K.
No. 160 of 1932 â 33)
Narasipur,
Haveri Taluk, Dharwar District
Stone
lying near the temple of Narasimha at the village (which is now
deserted)
A.D.
1556
This
inscription is dated in Saka 14[7]8, Nala., Vaisakha su. 14, Sunday, corresponding
to April 23. The
week-day however was Thursday and not Sunday.
It
states that Ellapa-nayaka madea giftof a village called Kurubanahalli
alias Narasimhapura
to Toravana-Bhatta, son of Narasimha-Bhatta of Munavalli,
belonging to Jamadagnyavartasa-gotra,
Asvalayana-sutra
and Rik-sakha.
The donation
was made for the merit of donorâs ancestors.
The village was situated in Guttalala-venthe
in the Bankapura-sime.
The donor
also installed the image of god narasimhadeva in the village and
gave some land for the worship and offerings to that god.
No.
426
(B.K.
No. 135 of 1933 â 34)
Bijapur,
Bijapur Taluk, Dharwar District
Wall
of a well called the Nim-Bawri, near God Gumbaz
A.D.
1580
This
record in Nagari characters is dated in Saka 1502, Vikrama, Chaitra
su. 1, Wednesday, corresponding to A.D. 1580, March 16,
Wednesday. It begins
with a Sanskrit verse in praise of the holy place Prayaga and
records in Marathi
the construction of a well.
No.
427
(B.K.
No. 41 of 1934 â 35)
Kadarmandalgi,
Ranebennur Taluk, Dharwar District
Garuda-pillar
set up in front of the Hanuman temple
A.D.
1581
This
inscription is dated in Saka 1503, Vishu, Ashadha ba. 14, corresponding
to A.D. 1581 June 29, Thursday (not verifiable).
It
records the grant of the village Kaduravindalige (modern
Kadarmandalgi) for the worship of the god Hanumantasvamin on the
occasion of Karnatka-samkranti.
This Samkranthi
occurred on the following Friday. The grant was given by Kegappa-nayaka,
son of Hanuma-nayakaof Samtheya bennur.
The village granted was situated in Rattehalli Nurumbada, which
was a subdivision of Chandragutii-venthe.
No.
428
(B.K.
No. 69 of 1933 â 34)
Muganur,
Naragund Petha, Dharwar District
Stone
lying near the Basavanna temple
This
worn out inscription in Nagari characters, seems to refer to an agrahara.
The partially preserved date of the record is Saka 14 . . . .
Chaitra . . . . . lunar
eclipse.
No.
429
(B.K.
No. 8 of 1932 â 33)
Aralihalli,
Haveri Taluk, Dharwar District
Stone
lying near the temple of Durgavva
This
short inscription with no date states that this is the manya field of Sinabova
Narasimhadeva, son of Tirumalabhatta of Malakheda,
who belonged to haritta-gotra Apastamba-sutra
and Yajus-sakha.
The characters belong to the 16th century A.D.
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No.
430
(B.K.
No. 110 of 1933 â 34)
Motebennur,
Ranebennur Taluk, Dharwar District
Slab
lying near the village Chavadi
This
record in characters of the 16th century A.D. states
that a certain person (name lost) built a rest house (dharma-sale)
in Moina-Benndr (Modern Motebennur).
It is dated in the cyclic year Durmukhi, Jyesha
Su. 6. The Saka
year is not given.
No.
431
(B.K.
No. 121 of 1933 â 34)
Bellubbi,
Bijapur Taluk, Dharwar District
Stone
built into the parapet wall on the roof of the Maleyappa temple
This
one-line record of about the16th century A.D. states
that the place (where the stone was originally set up) is the threshing
floor (kana)
of of Yakamelaka.
No.
432
(B.K.
No. 53 of 1934 â 35)
Menasinhal,
Ranebennur Taluk, Dharwar District
Stone
near Kere-kodi Siddappa temple
This
inscription records the gift made by Banavaji Samaraya to NaganaBhatta
(son o) Anni-Bhatta, the village priest of Vijapura. The
characters belong to about the 16-17th century A.D.
No.
433
(B.K.
No. 155 of 1932 â 33)
Mallur,
Haveri Taluk, Dharwar District
Stone
in S.No. 180
A.D.
1636
This
inscription is dated in Saka 1557, Yuva, Phalguna su. 1, Saturday, corresponding
regularly to A.D. 1636, February 27, Saturday.
It
registers the sale-deed of a land in Malur (modern Mallur)
executed by Devanagauda, son of Kenchanagauda of Malur to Channappagauda
son of Virannagauda of Hommaradi. The pedigree of
Channappagaudais given. It
is stated that Samtanna gauda, son of Padde Samgappaguda
and an ancestor of Channappagauda was holding the gaudike
of Hommaradi-Kampana when
Virupaksharaya was
reigning in Vidyanagara.
No.
434
(B.K.
No. 14 of 1933 â 34)
Bankapur,
Bankapur Taluk, Dharwar District
Stone
set up against the front wall of the Dasaji-matha
A.D.
1643
This
record is dated in Saka 1565, Svabhanu, Jyeshtha su. 1, corresponding
to A.D. 1643, May 8, Monday.
It
states that on account of certain fines imposed on the peasants (Okkalu-makkalu)
of the Bhadrapura,
they vacated the village. Consequently
the village became deserted and so Desayi Bullappa, the gauda
of Bhadrapura brought them back and rehabilitated them.
For this act, he was granted a gift of land by the king.
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No.
435
(B.K.
No. 16 of 1934 â 35)
Godihal,
Ranebennur Taluk, Dharwar District
Slab
set up in the Garbhagriha of the Hanuman temple
A.D.
1677
This
inscription is dated in Saka 159[4], Nala, [Pusha] su. 12.
The Saka
year given coincided with the cyclic year Prabhava and not Nala. In the
year Nala, the
details correspond to A.D. 1677, January 12, Friday.
It
records the grant of the village Gadehalu, to the Vaishnava
pontiff Satyabhinava-tirtha who was the disciple of Satyanatha-Titha.
The grant was made by Lingappa-gauda, the Desayi
of Guttalal, for the worship of god Sri Ramachandra in the
matha
of the donee.
It
may be noted that the date given in the record is too early for the
characters in which it is engraved. The palaeography of the record would indicate that it is
probably a later copy.
No.
436
(B.K.
No. 6 of 1932 â 33)
Agadi,
Haveri Taluk, Dharwar District
Stone
pedestal of pillar in the temple of Venkatesa
A.D.
1678
This
inscription is dated in Saka 1600, Kalayukta, Kartika su. 12,
Thursday, corresponding to 1678 A.D., October 17,
Thursday, f.d.t .03. The
grant portion is very badly damaged.
Mentions a certain Desayi (name lost)
No.
437
(B.K.
No. 5 of 1934 â 35)
Belkeri,
Ranebennur Taluk, Dharwar District
Stone
in S.No. 88
A.D.
1682
This
inscription is dated in Saka 1604 (current), Durmati, Phalguna
su. 15, Tuesday, lunar eclipse. The week-day is wrong. The tithi
given corresponds to A.D. 1682, February II, which was a Saturday.
There was a lunar eclipse on this day.
It
records a grant of land made by Lingappa-gauda, son of
Hanumanta-gauda and the grandson of Basavanna-gauda, the Desayi of
Gutalal (modern Guttal in Haveri Taluk) to Narahari-Bhatta,
son of Bhikana-Bhatta and the grandson of Giri-Bhatta. The donee belonged to the Katyayana-sutra,
Sukla-yajus-sakha
and Kaundinya-gotra
and the donor
belonged to the same sutra
and Monabharga-gotra.
No.
438
(B.K.
No. 166 of 1933 â 34)
Bijjargi,
Bijapur Taluk, Bijapur District
Village
gate-way near the Chavadi.
A.D.
1755
This
damaged record in Nagari characters is dated in Saka 1677, Yuva,
Chaitra su. Pratipada, corresponding to A.D. 1755, March 13,
Thursday.
It
records in Marathi, the construction of a gate in the village Bijaragi.
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No.
439
(B.K.
No. 39 of 1933 â 34)
Bammanakatti,
Haveri Taluk, Dharwar District
Stone
near the Honda
This
stone denoting the boundary of the field of Limgappa, son of Surappa,
states that it was erected in the cyclic year Tarana.
Surappa seems
to have been the accountant (Sanubhoga) of Ommanakatti. The
characters belong to the 7th century A.D.
No.
440
(B.K.
No. 158 of 1932 â 33)
Mantagani,
Haveri Taluk, Dharwar District
Stone
lying near the temple of Isvara
This
inscription states that Male-Nayaka, son of Mange-Nayaka, the
madara
of Mantaani and Male-Nayaka, son of Male Nayaka of Yettinahalli,
together gave half of the mararike of Mantagani
to Girige-Nayaka and Ganga and Malla, the sons of
the Chandeya-Nayaka of Kalasur.
The
date of this record is lost. It
is written in charactersof about the 17th
century A.D.
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