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EPIGRAPHIA INDICA.
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queen of the Båņa'), the daughter of Pratipati-Araiyar, the son of Koogapivarma-dharmamahår&ja, the supreme lord of Nipapilapura, alias Srinatha, the glorious Sivamahårája. Perumânadiga!, (and the queen of) Vanavidyadharardja alias Vapariya (i e, the Bapa king V&navidyadhara), born from the family of Mahabali.
661.- South-Ind. Insor. Vol. III, No. 46, p. 98. Tiruvallam (Bilvanåthêsvara temple) Tamil inscription, recording a gift by the queen of V&navidyadhara-Vanaraya, born from the family of MahAbali.
662.- Ind. Ant. Vol. X. p. 39, No. II., and Plate ; Mysore Insor. No. 164, p. 805. Gülgånpode Sanskrit and Kanarese memorial stone of the reign of the Båņa king Vikramsditya Jayamēru, surnamed Bånavidyadhara (i.e. Vikramaditya I.).
663.- Ep. Ind. Vol. III. p. 75, and Plate. Udayêndiram fragmentary plates of the Bapa king Vikramaditya II. Vijayabahu.
The Asura Bali; his son Båpa ; in his lineage, Båp&dhiraja. When he and many other Bana princes had passed away, there was in this family Jayanandivarman, who ruled the land west of the Andhra country. His son Vijayaditya [I.] ; his son Malladêya Jagad kamalla; his son Båņavidyadhara ; his son Prabhumêru ; his son Vikramaditya [I.] ; his son Vijayaditya [11.] Pugalvippavargapļa;" his son Vikramaditya (II.) Vijayabahu (was a friend of Krishparaja").
664.-8. 810.-South-Ind. Inscr. Vol. III. No. 44, p. 95. Tiruvallam (Bilvandthsvara temple) Tamil inscription, dated" (during the reign of some) MahAvali-Vaparkja, (born from the family of Mahabali] ... in the Saka year eight hundred and ten."
665.- South-Ind. Insor. Vol. III. No. 45, p. 96. Tiruvallam (Bilvan&theevara temple) Tamil inscription of the reign of some Mahávali-Våparaya, born from the family of Mahabali.
666.- Ind. Ant. Vol. X. p. 39, No. I., and Plate; Mysore Inscr. No. 163, p. 304. Galganpode Kanarese memorial stone of the reign of some Mahivali-Baqaraga, born in the family of Mah&vali.
667.-Ep. Ind. Vol. IV. p. 142, and Plate. Vallimalai Kanarese inscription (in Grantha characters), recording that the image below which it is engraved represents a pupil of the spiritual preceptor of Baparaya (or'a king of the Bana family').
668.-S. 281.- Ind. Ant. Vol. XV. p. 175. Mudiyanür (spurious') plates of the 23rd year (of the reign) of the Båpa king Srivadh Avallabha Malladéva-Nandivarman, ruler of the seven and a half lakh country in the Andhra mandala ; issued from Avanyapura -
(L. 23).-kashashtynttara-dvayagate Sak-Abdaḥ pravarddhaman-Stmanah traybvingati Varttamana-Vilambi-barhvateard Karttika(ka)-suklapakshe tray odakyah Somaváre Agvingar nakshatré.
The date is irregular; see ibid. Vol. XXIV. p. 10, No. 167. The inscription mentions the D&nava Mahabali, Nandivarman, and his son Vijayaditya.
1 A mistake of the copyist for Kuvs|Alapon.
See No. 669. • See No. 663. • I... the disgracer of vainglorious (kingo); compare below, No. 608. "I.., probably, the Rashtrakata Krishnaraja II.; see above, No. 89 11. • The inscription was copied from an earlier stone inscription.
The inscription apparently was copied from an earlier stone inscription.
• Immediately above this inscription is another, short inscription in the Kanarese alphabet and language, recording that the image below which it is engraved was founded by the Jains preceptor) A japandi, (Aryanandin); we Ep. Ind. Vol. IV. p. 141, and Plate. The same personage (named Ajjanandi, the pupil of Balachandra) is mentioned in another Kanarese inscription, ibid. p. 142, and Plate facing p. 140.
. See Ind. Ant. Vol. XXX. p. 221, No. 47. -The record is, at least in part, palimpeast.
