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BOMBAY - KARNATAKA INSCRIPTIONS
THE FEUDATORY
DYNASTIES
THE GANGAS
No.
244 (Page No 294)
(B.
K.
No. 36 of 1935-36)
LAKSHMESVAR,
SHIRHATTI TALUK, DHARWAR
DISTRICT
Slab
built into the right wall in Sankha-basti in Basti-bana
Marasimha
II--- A.D. 968-69
This
inscription in Sanskrit language refers itself to the reign of Marasimha
and is dated in Saka 890, Vibhava, corresponding to A.D.968-69.
It
registers a grant, by the king, of
the village siggala, to Ganga-kandarpa-
Jinalaya, a Jama monastery, apparently called after the king. The grant seems to have been
entrusted to
Jayadeva-pandita.
No.245
(Page No 295)
(B.
K.
No. 38 of 1935-36)
LAKSHMESVAR,
SHIRHATTI TALUK, DHARWAR
DISTRICT
On
a slab fixed in the left will of the Sankha-basti in Basti-bana
Marasimha
II---A. D. 968-69
This Sanskrit
inscription referring itself to the reign of Marasimha Satyavakya
Kongunivarma is
dated in Saka 890, Vibhava, corresponding to A.D. 968-69.
It records a grant
of some lands to Gangakaudarpa-Jinalaya, named after the
King. The grant was
made over to Jayadeva-pandit, a Jaina priest. The genealogy
Of the Ganga king is
given.
The record is
published in Ind. Ant. Vol. VII, pp. 101ff.
No.
246
(Page No 298)
(B.
K.
No. 30 of 1935-36)
LAKSHMESVAR,
SHIRHATTI TALUK, DHARWAR
DISTRICT
Slab
set up near the Brahmadeva temple in Basti-bana
Marasimha
II---A. D. 971
The inscription
which is very badly damaged is dated in saka 893, prajapati, Kartika su. Purnima corresponding to
A.D.971, November 5,Sunday.
It
appears to record a grant for effecting repairs to Sankha Jinaliya and
for feeding the ascetics. The grant was made by Marasimha jointly with
another individual whose name is lost. The details of the grant are
lost.
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