Epigraphia Indica Vol 07

SR No.: 032561
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: E Hultzsch
Publisher: Archaeological Survey of India
Publication Year: 1998
Total Pages: 522
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 23 MB

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APPENDIX.)
INSCRIPTIONS OF SOUTHERN INDIA.
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500.-S. 1992.- Ind. Ant. Vol. XXI. p. 322. Date of a Conjeeveram (Aru?â?a-Peruma! temple) Tamil inscription of the reign of Virupaksha II., a son of Devaraya II. :
At the auspicious time of the Ardhodaya on the day of Sravana, which corresponded to Sanday, the new-moon tithi of the second fortnight of the month of Makara in the Vikriti year, which was current after the Saka year 1392.'
Sunday, 20th January A.D. 1471.1
501.-S. 1427*.--Ep. Ind. Vol. VII. p. 80, and Plate. Devulapalli plates of (the Såļuva chief) the Maharaya Immadi-Nrisimha, represented as ruler of the province of Penugopda :
(L. 62).-Saks-bd8 parisankhyåtå giri-netra-yug-êmdubhiḥ | Raktákshy-Akhyê Bhadra. pada-paurpamasyam Ravêr dinê | cbamdroparåga-samaye mahậpunyaphala-prade
Sunday, 25th August A.D. 1504; a lunar eclipse, visible in India.
In the Moon's family, Gupda (I.); had six song, Ganda (II.) Bomma, Madiraja, Gautaya (1.), Virahobala, Savitri-Mangi, and S&ļuva-Mangi; the last's son Gauta (II.] ; his son Gunda
III), married Mallâmbika ; their son Nrisimharaya' (surnamed Misaraganda, Kathåri, Saluva, Dharanivaráha, Dharåvaráha, Barbarabaha, etc.) married Srirangamâmbå; their son ImmadiNrisimha.
502.-9. 1430 (for 1431).- Ep. Ind. Vol. I. p. 363; (compare Ind. Ant. Vol. V. p. 73, and PSOCI. No. 115). Hampe Sanskrit and Kanarese inscription of the Maharajadhiraja Krisbnaraya, residing at Vijayanagara :
(North face, I. 27).- Salivahana-Saka-varsha 1430 sandu mêle nadava Sukla-samvatsarada Magha-su 14lu. . pattabhishekötsava-puộyakaladalu.
M ical genealogy from the Moon to Turvasu. In Turvasu's race, Timma (famous among the Tuļu kings), married Dêvaki; their son, Isvara, married Bukkama; their son Narasa (Nrisimha)," was succeeded by his son, from Tippâji, Vira-Nrisimha (-Narasimha, Narasimha); succeeded by Narasa's son from Nagala (Nâgâmbika), Krishộaraya (Kfishpadêva-maharaya, Vira pratapa Vira-Kfishparêya).
503.-S. 1434 (for 1435).- Jour. Bo. As. Soc. Vol. XII. p. 381. Kuppêlûr Sanskrit and Kanarese plates of Krishṇaraya :
(L. 52).-Sak-abdê Salivahasya sahasrena chatuh-gataiḥ | chatustrimsat-samair-yukte sankhyâtë gañita-kramåt | Srimukhi-vataare slaghyê Maghê ch=Asita-pakshake Sivaratrau mahậtithyam 'pumpya-kale subhê dinê 11
Genealogy as in No. 502.
504.- $. 1485.- Ep. Ind. Vol. IV. p. 267. Sankalậpura Sanskrit and Kanarese inscription of Krishnaraya, the son of Nộihari (Narasa) and Någåmbika :
(L. 76).- (Sallivahana-Saka-varushamgaļu 1435neya Srimukhi-samvatsara nijaBhadrapada-ba 6 Mangaļavåra Kaspi]la-shashth-pumạyakaladala.
Tuesday, 20th September A.D. 1513 ; see ibid. p. 267, and Ind. Ant. Vol. XXV. p. 345, No. 3.
1 On this day the tithi of the date commenced 6 h 19 m. after mean sunrise.
* Being minister and general of the first dynasty of Vijayanagara, he overthrew that dynasty. For inscriptions of his (of S. 1394 and 8. 1404) see South-Ind. Inser. Vol. I. Nos. 116 and 119.
* For an inscription of his of S. 1418 see ibid. No. 115. See also Kp. Ind. Vol. VII. p. 79, note 7. • I... either the day of the king's coronation or an anniversary of it.
. They were both generals of the Nrisimhariya in No. 501. After the usurpation of the Vijayanagara kingdom by Nộisimharaya (see No. 501), Narasa in turn took it away from Nsisimbariya's family; see Ep. Ind. Vol. VII. p. 78.- For a date, corresponding to the 18th December A.D. 1498, of the time of Narasa, see Ind. Ant. Vol. XXVI. p. 880, No. 8.
• The text of the inscription is interspersed with parenthetical remarks (such as would ordinarily be made by * commentator) regarding the contents and import of the different parts of the inscription. : Read punya..
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