inscriptions in the hassan district

Bebur Taluq. 93
And for the repairs of the temple of the god Santalesvaia in that land,
and for the uninterrupted continuance of his worship, that Benakana-Maravve
and all those Brahmans, in order to obtain remission of all their sins, granted
certain land (specified). The remaining land, bearing a yearly fixed rent of
6 gadyana 5 pana according to the statement given by the Brahmans, she
made over fiom the year Siddharthi to all those Brahmans.
Usual final verses
141
Date 1101 A D
Praise of Sambhu When the favourite of eaith and fortune, the maharajadhiraja
paramesvara parama-bhattaraka, glory of the Satyasraya-kula,
ornament of the Chalukyas, sriinat Tnbhuvanamalla-Deva's victorious kingdom
was increasing on all sides, to continue as long as sun, moon and stars. —
And, a dweller at his lotus-feet, having acquired the five big drums, the
maha-mandalesvara, boon lord of Dvaravatipura, sun in the sky of the
Yadava-kula* a perfoct head-jewol, champion over the hill-chiefs, adorned
with these and many other titles, Tnbhuvanamalla-Poysala-Deva was ruling
the Gaugavadi Ninety-six Thousand kingdom under the shadow of his sole
umbrella:—
A dweller at his lotus-feet, of the family of Kaleyamma-Gavunda, who had
acquired the five big drums, the great feudatory, wedded to the Lakshmi of
valour, a sun to the lotus the Ganga-kula, a tree of plenty to the needy, a
wishing-stono to dependants, Vatsa-Raja to horses, Manoja (Cupid) to women,
Odegere-malla, of unshaken courage, of unassisted bravery, delighting in
gifts,—Chinna-Gaunda, son of Poysala-Gaunda and his wife Ka|abhe-Gaundi,—
for the tank and temple erected, aud ? land near the sluice redeemed from
mortgage, by Karika-samanta's son Ahitarankusa-Setti, a son of the soil, (or
cultivator, bhumi-putraka) of Kondali, — made (on the date specified) a liberal
grant of lands and money (specified). Usual final verse
The foundation pillar of the original temple and of the sluice temple is
0handrabhu8hana-pandita.
142
Date 1146 A D
(On the date specified) the cows of the Drohaghara^ta-chaturvvedimangala
being harried, Kondaji Jakkarma's son Masana recovered the cows, died and
went to the world of gods.