inscriptions in the hassan district

14 Hassan Taluq.
47
Date 1282 A. D.
When, (with usual titles), Hoysana vira-Narasimha-Devarasa was ruling:
(on the date specified) Kondu-Nayaka marched against (?) RamanAtha-Deva,
when .... Nayaka fell in the war and attained to the world of gods.
A similar record in the same reign.
48
Date 1277 A. D.
49
Date? 1276 A.D
(On the date specified), when (with usual titles) Hoysala vira-Narasimha-
Devarasu was ruling the kingdom in peace and wisdom,—in the war with
. . . . , who came by Order of the Sevuna-Raya,—Enkanna, son of Hiriya-
Bacheya-Nayaka of Dudda, slew ..... and performed his master's service
His older brother Dekaya erected this stone. His title was champion over
adulterers.
60
Date? 1298 A D
(On the date specified), by order of (with usual titles) Hoysana vira-
Narasimha-Deva,—Kusakah, grandson of Chattaya-'Nuyaka of Dudda, having
given his head for this service, Chattavve put up this stone for her son.
61,52
Date? 1310 A D
(On the date specified), when (with usual titles) Hoysala vira-Ballala-Deva
was ruling the kingdom in peace and wisdom:—the Turks having marched
against Dorasamudra, Baichoya-Nayaka, son of Nadegore Machaya-Nayaka of
Dudda, displaying a bravery that was admired by both armies, fell. On which
his younger brother Padi-Nayaka and his son Machaya raised this stone, which
was prepared by
53
Date 1170 A.D
Praise of Sambhu.
Among the Poysalas, lords of Dvaravati, having the tiger crest, born in
Sasapura, was Vinayaditya. To him and to Keieyabarasi was born Eyeyanga,