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P. 91. Mention of a Jain teacher in the copper plate grant of Ganga king Šivamāra purchased from Anantaramaiya of the village Kulagān in Harave Hubli, Mysore dist.
P. 93. An inscription No. 109-at the village Kallahalli in the hobali of Chilkunda on the pedestal of Jina image in Jaina Basti in Kannada language and characterits transliteration-records an image of Ādiparameśvara caused to be carved at the instance of Rayagauda disciple of Anantaviryadeva whose guru was Jayadeva Bhattāraka of Mūlasangha, Desigana, Pustaka gachchha and Konda Kundanvaya, Ruvari Nagoja son of Ruvari Bupoja carved the image.
P. 102. Kubja - Pandya or Kurapāndya--contemporary of Jinasenāchārya the author of Brihaddharivamsa of the Jains of Saka 705/Appendix A. Repairs of Jain basti. Adiśvaraswāmi Basti Sravaņa-belgoļa.
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Mysore Archaeological Survey-Annual Report, 1926—(Bangalore, 1927).
P. 8. Sanction of Rs. 723 for the repair of the Jain basti at Heggere.
P. 12. "Abhilashitārtha Chintāmaņi” Work of Somadeva copied by MarataMs. preserved in the Dekhan College.
P. 42. An inscription No. 12-at the village Tolalu in the Hobali of Areh alli Dist. Bangalore, on a stone set up near the ruined Jain basti in Kannada language and characters, its transliteration and notes--records the death of a Jaina guru Abhayachandra. The basti built up in memorium by his disciple Padmāvatiyakka--not dated.
Pp. 47-52. An inscription No 25-on the hill Nanjedevaragudda in the village Sompur in the Hobli of Hussan in Kannada language and characters, transliteration and notes-records gifts of two villages Muchchandni and Kadalehollie gummanavritti in Mayseneod by king Viraballāļa deva for the services of God Abhinava śāntināthadeva set up by some Settis including Rājasetti with the co-operation of Nadugaund-as and the Jaina saint Sripālatraividya. Vajranandi disciple of Vāsupūjya , entrusted with management. Dated S. 1114.
P. 83. Inscription No. 91--on a stone at the village Huladenahalli in Malur Talug, Kolar District in old Kannada language and characters, transliteration and notes-records the gift of some dry ond wet land and some house sites on a Jain guru. Nandiyadigal of the province of Tekal-nad inscription broken and erroneous.
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