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TEXT OF INSCRIPTIONS

No. 127

(A. R. No. 536 of 1929-30)

BAINDŪR, COONDAPOOR TALUK, SOUTH KANARA DISTRICT

Slab set up in the courtyard of a private house near the Local Fund
Dispensary

Mallikārjuna, 1449 A.D.

       This record registers gifts of lands and money by several individuals to god Pārśvanātha and other deities set up in the basti at Baidūr. It states that Gōpīnātha-dēva-oḍeya was governing Bārakūra-

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