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A record at Maddagiri stating offering of grant to god Mallinätha-Another record in the Mallinātha basti at Maddagiri.
P. 68. Jain kings of Tundiradesa :
Satyandhara, his son Jivandhara, his son Yasodhara, his son Guņapala, his son Yaśahpāla, his son Prajāpāla, his son Lokapala, his des cendant Himaśītala who ruled from Kali 1125 Pingala and in whose reign Akalanka vanquished the Buddhists; then followed Harivikrama, Simhavikrama, Sataratha, Nyāyaratha and Dharmaratha whose son Chāmundaraya set up Gommata at Sravaņa Belgoļa in Kali-600 Vibhava.
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Report, do, 1919. Bangalore, 1919.
P. 11. Nittur: The śāntiśvara-basti is a Hoysala structure of about the middle of the 12th century.
Pp. 13-14. Kunigal : An inscription on the sluice of the Kunigal tāluq, giving information that the sluice was built in 1394 by Irugapa, the Jain general of the Vijayanagar king Harihara II, and the author of the Sanskrit lexicon Nānārtharatnākara.
Kottagere (Sridharapura): Mutilated Jina figures in a ruined basti in the village.
P. 16. Hatna : The Virabhadra temple once a Jain basti dedicated to Pārsvanatha. On a Jain pedestal stands the image of Virabhadra.
P. 18. Mysore : Palm-leaf manuscripts at the śāntiśvara-basti and two new inscriptions at the basti-copper-plate grants received from Laksmisena-bhattaraka-pattacharya of the sain matha at Singangadde, Narasimharajapura tāluq.
P. 20. PHOTOGRAPHS : Nos. 29-32. Views etc., of Säntinātha-basti, Nittur, Tumkur district.
DRAWINGS: No. 2. Ceiling of Gommateśvara temple, Sravana Beļgola. No. 6. Plan of Părśvanātha-basti, Heggere.
