inscriptions in the hassan district

24 Hassan Taluq.
a haga should be expended, except for gods and Brahmans, had a splendid
Siva temple erected in his native place Koravangala in Sige-nad, and setting
up therein the god Govindesvara, to provide for the daily service, the
feeding of Brahmans and ascetics, and for repairs of the temple, made a
grant of lands (specified), giving them over to Vidyabharana-pandita-deva
(on the date specified)
73
Date? 1199 A.D.
(On the date specified), in order that the ceremonies of the gods GSvindesvara,
Nakesvara and Buchesvara might be carried on, Kallaya, son of Govindachan
of Koravangala, made a grant of a garden. Also 12 gadydna^ the interest on
which to be applied as follows, — for the dripping pot, 1 honnu; for incense
for the three temples, 2 honnu; for the perpetual lamp, 3 honnu; for paddy
for the Brahmans on the 8th (?) bavu day and the 11th, 2 honnu; for a perpetual
lamp for the god Bairava, 1 honnu. (Here follow names of trustees)
74
Date? 1174 A.D.
By order of the great minister and sarvvadhikan's son Machayya, Bacharasa-Hoggade
of Heragu (on the date specified), for the perpotual lamp
for the god GovindesVara and for the oil-bath, made a grant of a hand oilmill,
free of tax. (Usual imprecation.)
75
Date about 1175 A.D.
Praise of Sambhu.
The Heggaditi Makanavve, mother of the four ministers, Govindamayya,
Naga-Rudramayya, Kalamayya and Buchi-Raja, — in order to maintain the
works of merit established by her sons, caused the Makasamudra (tank) to be
constructed.
76
Date about 1168 A. D.
(Corresponds generally with No. 71 and 72 above, but with special reference
to Naka-Raja). His wives were Delave and Boppeyakka.
Like the Naga-raja, a bearer of the burden of the world, Nakarasa, with
his brothers, being the leading men in Narasimha-Deva's palace, considering
that the wealth he had acquired should be expended on temples and tanks,
had a temple of stone erected and gilded with gold in the agrahara of