inscriptions in the hassan district

Belur Taluq. 60
And of the revenue of that now share, 532 gadyana, Paramesvara-Vusndeva-
Nayaka gave 60 gadydna to the Brahmans of Lokki in Asandi-nad, which ho
had received from Hoysala-vira-Narasmga-Deva; and dividing the remainder
into four equal shares, gave (one) to the god Lakshmi-Narayana of Narfiyanapura,
one to the god Nilakantha which Nambi-Nayaka had set up in Narayanapura,
And dividing into four equal shares Kannamangala
which Paramesvara-Nayaka and himself had received from the mahamandalesvara
Kulottunga-Chola vira-Changaluva-Mali-Pevarasa, bestowed it
in a similar manner; (on the date specified) (Here follow various details as
to how the money is to be applied.)
90
Date 1281 A. D.
(On the date specified) for the okali sprinkling of the god Hoysanesvara on the second day of the d
gave as a deposit fund tour gadydna: and Ranganili, daughter of the Tinnalur-
Nayaka, gave one gadydna. From 2 pana, the interest on the above for one
yoar, and interest of 2 pana on one gadydna received by the troasurer
Ponnaiya for service in the treasury, and 5 pana (interest) on two gadydna
received by Vithapa for service to the god Balesvara,— the rotation watchman
Devapa
91
Date 1287 A D.
(On the date specifiod), for the garland for the god Hoysanesvara, Benaka
deposited 1 gadydna. That god's rotation watchman Devapa's half (gadydna)
for the rotation sorvico From the interest at 2 pana a yoar,
and the interest on 1 gadydna received, he will provide for the ? khajdya of the 4th day of the bright f
92
Date 1270 A. D.
From the lotus-navel of Vishnu was born Brahma. From the mind of
Brahma were born nine sons, among whom was Atri, whose fame was greater
than that of Pitaraahe (Brahma) in the three worlds. That son of Sarasijasarobhava's
(Brahm ) mind once worshipping, Kanjasana (Brahma), Vishnu
and Rudra (Siva), those three, being pleased, appeared to him; on which
occasion he besought them to become his sons, and those resplendent ones,
famed in the highest throughout the three worlds, were born accordingly.
Hari (Vishnu) as Dattatreya, Agajavara (Siva) as Durvvasa, Abjaja (Brahma)