inscriptions in the hassan district

Cliannarayapatna Taluq. 199
Mallana's son, the carpenter Viranaclwrya, wrote (or engraved) it Usual
final verse, (signed, in Kannada)—sri-Viruprtksha
168
Date about 1070 A D
May it be prosperous. Deva-Raja-Vaderaiya of Maisur made a grant of
Bindenahalli for the incense, lights, offerings, decorations and festivals of the god ChandraSekhara o
169
Date ? 1106 A. D
Be it well. When it was continuing for the promotion of long life and
prosperity as long as sun, moon and stars l) . —
When the favourite of earth and fortune, the maharajadhiraja Tribhuvanamalla
Chalukya Vikrama's kingdom was extending on all sides. — (on the date
specified), when, (with usual titles), Tribhuvanamalla Poysala's kingdom was
extending on all sides: —
Be it well. Entitled to the five big drums, bee at the lotus feet of Mahadeva,
Chalukya ornament, glory of the Chalukya-kula, sun to the lotus the Chalukyakula,
guardian of the country, (with other epithets), was Bacharasa. May
long life, wealth, fame, dignity and valour over remain settled on Bachiga, as
long as the ocean, earth, sun and moon endure. Versos in his praise. The
devotee of Isvara, holding Mahesvara supreme, the famous son of Muddamarasa,
as a permanent resting place for ascetics, gave a tank
170
Date 1231 A. D.
When the king Ballala, with sun-like glory, and fame whiter than the autumn
moon or jasmin, was ruling the ocean-girdled earth, Han was at leisure
to sport with Lakshmi without interruption, the abode of the quality of satva,
his body the dark colour of musk His son, the king Narasnhha, ruled the
whole world, a Yama to the Kadava Aryama, the etablisher of Chola, his
valour like a wild-fire, a thunderbolt, or a submarine fire (respectively) to those
who took refuge in the three kinds of fortresses
The puri named Mallikarjjuni is distinguished in that whoever having
forgotten what he had learned goes there, Vain restores to him his knowledge.
And the Brahmans there, knowing the reports of evil times, resort to the
presence of Kesava in order to ensure prosperity as long as sun, moon and
sky endure.
This first sentence has no apparent connection