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BOMBAY
- KARNATAKA INSCRIPTIONS
THE
CHUTUS
No.
1
(B.
K. No. 123 of 1935-36)
BANAVASI,
SIRSI TALUK, NORTH KANARA DISTRICT
On
the right and left sides of the Naga image fixed in the
right
prakara-wall of the madhukesvara temple Vinhukada
Satakanni
The
record is dated in the 12th regnal] year,
Hemanta, 7th fortnight, 1st day.
This short inscription in Prakrit language
records the gift of Naga, a tank and a vihara by Manabhuvi the kingâs daughter
Sivakhadanagasiri (Sivaskandanagasri) whose sons were
alive and who was the mother of the prince (yuvaraja).
The minister Khadasati was the superintendent of
the work. The
Naga was made by Nataka, pupil of [I]damoraka, the
Sajayataka (inhabitant of Samjayanti).
This
is Published in Ep. Ind., Vol. XXXIV, pp. 239-42; cf.
also Ind. Ant., Vol. XIV, pp.331ff. and Luders' List,
No.1186.
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