inscriptions in the hassan district

Hassan Taluq. 39
138
Date? 1156 A.D.
The same persons (as in 136) made a grant to Mailungi-Deva, to provide
for the service of the goddess Mahalakshmi.
139
Date? 1200 A.D.
When (with usual titles) Hoysala vira-Ballala-Deva was in the residence
of Vijayasamudra, ruling the kingdom of the earth in peace and wisdom. —
on the bank of the (goddess) Tungabhadra, ho remitted for the goddesses
Mahalakshmi and Mahakali and the god Bhutanatha, the fixed rent of
Gaddumbalh, forage for elephants, forage for horses, giving of food, taking
carts by force, poll tax, fines for (?) smells in the fort, for cattle pound, or
for breach of rules, tribute for the (?) prince, customs-dues on areca-nut, tribute
to the Mayse-nad-heggade, together with all new imposts that may arise And
for the service of the goddess Mahalakshmi, made a grant of the village of
Jagaravalli. (Usual imprecations)
140-148
All grants to the same goddesses as above.
149
Date ? 1113 A D
When (with usual titles) Vira-Gaiiga Vishnu-bhupalaka was in the capital
Dorasumudra, ruling the kingdom in peace and wisdom -(with various
epithets) the great senior merchant Kullahana-Rahuta and his wife Sahaja-
Devi caused the new Kollapura to be built, and for Malloja and Manijoja,
who built the temple of the goddess Mahalakshmi, as if a creation by Visvakarmma,
(on the date specified) made a grant of land (specified). Ends with
apparently some verse from a book for sculptors (Griha-vastu)
151
Date? 1156 A.D
The sons (named), relatives and heirs of Raya-bhatta, acharyya of the new
Kollapura, which is Gaddumbalh, bought from Perumali-Deva's matha at the
full price an areca garden containing 800 trees. And of these, 400 troes were
given for the share of acharyya Appaya Witnesses. And Appayya's son
bought some other land (specified) from the same Perumah-Deva