Epigraphia Indica Vol 14

SR No.: 032568
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Sten Konow, F W Thomas
Publisher: Archaeological Survey of India
Publication Year: 1917
Total Pages: 480
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 24 MB

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ABSTRAOT OF CONTENTS.
V. 1. Invocation to Sambhu. V. 2. To the boar incarnation of Vishnu. V. 3. To Ganesa.
Vy. 4 & 5. Dercent of the family from the moon through Buddha, Purtravas, Āyus; Nahusha, Yayati and Turvase.
Vv. 6, 7 & 8. Genealogy as far as Narass, who was born of the son of Dovaki (Bukkn) as Kims was from the son of Dévaki (Krishna).
V. 9. The munificent gifts of Narasa in holy places.
Vy. 10 & 11. His exploits and viotory over his enomies such as the Chēras, Cholas, Pandyas, etc.
vy. 12 & 13. To that king were born of Tippaji and Nagala Dévi, the sons Vira-rikimhồndra and Krishna-Raya, who were brave yet well-behaved, wa Rama and Lakshmana were born to Panktiratha (Dasaratha) of Kausalya and Sumitra.
v. 14. The brave Vira-Närasimha, seated on his jewelled throne at Vijayanagara, eclipsed in fame and polioy other kings of the world like Nřiga, Nala and Nahusba. Ho ruled the kingdom between the eastern and western mountains, drawing to him the hearts of all people.
Vv. 15 & 16. His gifts at boly places such as Chidambaram, Klabasti, Tirupati, frirangam, Kumbhakonam, Conjoeveram, Ahobalam, Gokarpa, Rimasētu, eto.
V. 17. His praises. v. 18. His birudas. Vv. 19-21. Praises of the king.
Vy. 22-27. In the Baka yoar 1430 according to the Saliv ha reokoning, in the year. Anale, in the famous month Magha, in the holy Mahodaya, on the bank of the Tungabhads, in the vicinity of Sri Virupaksha (the gift was made to the Guru, Mabadēva Sarasvati, the disciple of Sadasiva Sarasvati, oto.
Vv. 27-31. Name of the village granted with its boundaries, etc. V. 32. Praises of the king Vira-Nrisimha for the grant. V. 33.. The engraver of the grant was Virapāśāri, son of MaHapasiri. V. 34. The merits of charity. Signature in Kannada, Sri Virupaksha.
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