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APPENDIX.)
INSCRIPTIONS OF SOUTHERN INDIA.
by the Rashtrakata Govinda and the Pallava Nandivarman); his brother Vijayaditya; his son Rajamalla; his son Ranavikramayya.
122.-Ep. Ind. Vol. VI. p. 257, and Plate. Gudigere fragmentary Kanarese inscription of the reign of the (W. Ganga] Mahdraja Märasgalba,' under whom a certain Dadigarasa was governing the district (including the village at which the inscription is).-The inscription contains the name Subhachandra-pandita.
123.-Ep. Ind. Vol. IV. p. 141, and Plate. Vallimalai Kanarese inscription in Grantha characters), recording the foundation of Jaina cave by the [W. Ganga) king R&jamalla.
Sivamira [1.]'; his son Śripurusha; his son Rapavikrama; his son Rajamalla.
124.--Ep. Carn. Vol. III. p. 165, No. 91, and Plato ; Ep. Ind. Vol. VI. p. 43, and Plates. Doddahundi (now Bangalore Museum) Kanarese inscription, recording the death of the W. Ganga Nitimarga-Konguộivarma-dharmamaharajadhiraja, 6 lord of Kovaļála,' 'lord of Nandagiri,' the illustrious Permanadi, and the bestowal of a grant by his eldest son Satyavákya-Pommånadio on one Agarayya.
125.-8. 809.-Ind. Ant. Vol. VI. p. 102, No. II., and Plate; Coorg Inaer. No. 2, p. 5; PSOOI. No. 269. Biliar Kanarese inscription of the 18th year of the reign of the W. Ganga Satyavákya-Konguņivarmg.dharmamaharajadhiraja Permanadi,7 lord of Kovaļ&la,' 'lord v Nandagiri :'
Saka 809 (in words, 1. 2), the eighteenth year (in words, 1. 5) of his reiga; the fifth day (sipanchami) of Phalguna.'
126.-Mysore Insor. No. 113, p. 209, and Plate; PSOCI. No. 247; Ep. Ind. Vol. I. p. 350 ; Ep. Ind. Vol. VI. p. 48, and Plates. Begür (now Bangalore Museum) Kanarese inscription, recording that the W. Ganga Erey apparasa lent to Ayyapadeva for the purpose of fighting against Virsmahendralo a force collected and commanded by the leader of the Någattaras, that this commander was killed, and that then Ereyapa appointed Iruga to the leadership of the Nagnttaras and made a grant to him.
127.-S. 860.-Ep. Ind. Vol. III. p. 176, and Plate. Sadi (sparious!l) plates of the W. Googa Bûtuga II. Satyanitivakya-Kongunivarma-dharmamaharajadhiraja, recording 4 grant to a Jains temple founded by his mistress Diva!Amba; issued from the town of Purikara :
(L. 68).--Sa(sa)ka-vari[sh]éshu shashtyuttar-&shta[fa]téshu atikrintéshu Vikani(ri)samvatsara-K&[r]tt[i]ka-Nandisva(Ava)ra-gu (fu)kla-pakahab ashtamgåth Adityavård.
The date is irregular; see ibid. p. 159.
According to Dr. Fleet the characters of it are fairly referable to closely about A.D. 800."
According to Dr. Pleet to be identified with the MArifarra of No. 64 sbore. • For Sivamára II. see No. 669. • According to Dr. Fleet to be placed roughly about A.D. 840. * By Dr. Fleet identified with Ranavikrams of No. 123. • By Dr. Fleet identified with Bajamalla of No. 188.
Forsbort Kotar undsted Kanarose inscription of his see Ind. Ant. Vol. VI. p. 108, No. III. ; Coor Insor. No. 3, p. 6; PSOCI, No. 970.- According to Dr. Fleet he is Batuga I. see Ep. Ind. Vol. VI. p. 68.
According to Dr. Fleet about A.D. 908-938; the events recorded in the inscription, according to Dr. Yleet, have to be placed about A.D. 934-988.
• Identified with a Nolambadhiraja Ayyapadeva.
* According to Dr. Floot in ll probability identical with the E. Chaluky Chalukya-Bhima IL Ganda mahendra; see below, No. 560.
" See Ind. Ant. Vol. XXX. p. 217, No. 81. 13 For Batuga 1.lnce sie above, note 7.
