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The Indian Analyst
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South Indian Inscriptions |
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No. 379 (A. R. No. 23 of 1930-38) SURIYA, PUTTUR TALUK, SOUTH KANARA DISTRICT Pedestal of the Nandi in front of the Sadāśiva temple [1497 A.D.] This record in characters of about the 15th century, is dated the cyclic year Piṅgala, Mithuna 17, Sunday. It states that the image of Nandikēśvara was set up in the temple at Sureya by Nārayaṇa Sēnabōva, son of Saṅkuvadhikāri of Nūje, in the reign of Vīra Narasiṅga-Lakshmapparasa alias Baṅgaraja Voḍeya. As this chief was ruling in the latter half of the 15th century, the cyclic year mentioned in the record may be equated with 1497 A.D. But the other details are irregular as the given tithi corresponded to June 14 of that year when the weekday was Wednesday.
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No. 380 (A. R. No.364 of 1930-31) MAṬṬU, UDIPI TALUK, SOUTH KANARA DISTRICT Slab set up in the Vishṇumūrti temple 1499 A.D. This is dated Śaka 1421, Siddhārthi, Kārttika-paurṇami, corresponding to 1499 A.D., October 19. The details, however, cannot be verified. It registers a gift of money income and probably also some land to god Kōṭinātha by Basavarasa-voḍeya who appears to have got the temple repaired, when he was ruling Tuḷu-rajya. As the record is damaged, the details are lost.
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