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APPENDIX.)
INSCRIPTIONS OF SOUTHERN INDIA.
81.-8. 810.-Ind. Ant. Vol. XIII. p. 66, and Plates. Bagumrå now Vienna Oriental Museam) platest of the Rashtrakața Mahasamantadhipati Krishnaraja Akalavarsha of Gujarat, issued from Ankülésvara :
(Plate iib, 1. 11).-Sakansipakal-&tita-samvatsara-sateshy-ashtasu dat-êtrurêsha Chaitrea mavasya (yam] suryagrahaņa-parvani.
15th April A.D. 888; a solar eclipse, visible in India; see ibid. Vol. XXIII. p. 123, No. 60.
The grant first treats of the kings from Govindaraja [I.] to (Nirupama Dhruvaraja II.?] as No. 77; it then mentions (the latter's younger brother] Dantivarman, and after him [hi son P] Akálavarsha Krishnaraja.
82.-S. 822 (for 824).-Ind. Ant. Vol. XII. p. 221, and Plate in Vol. XI. p. 127; PSOCI No. 85. Nandwadige Kanarese inscription of the reign of the Rashtrakata Maharajadhiraja Akalavarsha (Kfishnaraja II.):
(L. 1).- Sakansipakal-atita-samvatsarangal-eņțu-nûra ]-irppatt-eradanoya Dundubhiy= emba varishasti] prava[r*]ttise tad va[r]sh-abhyantara-Magha-su(fuddha-panchamiyum Bpiha[s]pativarad=andu[m] Uttarashada(dha)-nakshatramum Siddhiy=emba (yogamu]m=åge.
Thursday, 6th January A.D. 903 ;* see ibid. Vol. XXIV. p. 9, No. 162.
83.-S. 824.- Jour. Bo. 18. Soc. Vol. X. p. 190. Mulgund fragmentary inscription of the reign of the Rashtrakața: king Krishnavallabha (Kfishnaraja II.) :
(L. 2).-Sakanripakalê=shtha(shta)-sate chaturuttaravimsad(ty)-uttarê sampragate Dundubhi-nåmani varshê pravarttamanê.
84.-9.832.-Ep. Ind. Vol. I. p. 53. Kápadvanaj (in Kaira district) plates of the RAshtrakûta. Akalavarsha Subhatunga (Krishộarája II.), and his feudatory, the Mahasamanta Prachanda, the son of Dhavalappa, of the race of Brahmavaka :
(L. 60).- Saka-samvat 832 Vaisakha-guddha-paurņpamásyam maha-Vaisakhyar.
Sabhatunga Krishnaraja [1.] ; his son Nirupama Dhruvaraja; bis son Govindaraja [111.] ; his son Mahârâja-Shanda [Amoghavarsha I.] ; his son Akalavarsha Subhatunga (Krishparaja II.), called Vallabharaja.
In the race of Brahmavaks there was Kambadi; bis son Degndi; his son Rajahorina Dhavalappa ; his song Prachaņda, Akkuva (Akkuka) and Solla-Vidyadhara.
85.-8. 831 (for 838).-Ind. Ant. Vol. XII. p. 222, and Plato in Vol. XI. p. 127; PSOCI, No. 79. Aiholo Sanskrit and Kanarese inscription of the reign of the Rashtrakata: Kannara (Kfish arkja II.) :
(L. 1).–Šakansipakal-&ti(ti)ta-samvatsara-satamgal-entu-nûça-va(mů)vatt-o[n] da ne ya Prajapatiy=erba samvatsara(ın) pravarttiso.
86.-8. 838.-Jour. Bo. As. Soc. Vol. XVIII. p. 257, and Plates. Bagumras platos of the Rashtrakata Maharajadhiraja Indraraja III. Nityavarsha, the successor of the Mahdrdiddhiraja Krishnaraja II, Akalavarsha, residing at Manyakhởta; issued from Kurundaka ; (composed by Trivikramabhatta, the son of Nemaditya) :
(L. 52).-Sakanripakal-átita-samvatsara-satêshy-ashtåen shattrimend-uttarëshu Ynya. samvatsara-Phalguna-buddha-Baptamyam sampannd árs-pattava(bandh-ôteave.
In the Satyaki family of the lineago of the Yadus (sprang from the Moon), Dantidurga (conquered the Chalukyas, took Kanchi, etc.); his paternal uncle Krishộaraja (I.); his son
This grant is very incorrect and full of omissions.
Seo above, No. 78. The name Rashtrakuts does not occur in the inscription. • But the wakahatra and the yoga are irregular.
• Nos. 86 and 87 are spoken of as "Nausari plates, but they were found at Bagumrk; compere Zeitschr. D. Morg. Gas. Vol. XL. p. 322.
