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INSCRIPTIONS OF SOUTHERN INDIA.
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R.-Addenda. 1054. - 8. 787.-Ep. Ind. Vol. VII. p. 201, and Plate. Mantrawadi (now Shiggaon) Kanarese inscription of the time of the Rashtrakūtal Maharajadhirdja Amoghavarsha I.,' and his fendatory Kuppêya :
(L. 3.)- Sakansipakal-atîta-saṁ vatsara-satamgal=&!-nûr-eņbhatt-6laneya Pártthiva-sauvatsaram pravarttise .. . Vaisakha-masada paurņņamåse(ei)y-and
1055.- Ep. Ind. Vol. VII. p. 212, and Plate. Nidugundi (now Shiggaon) Kanarese ir.. scription of the time of the Rashtrakatal Maharajadhiraja Amoghavarsha I., and his feudatories Bankêyarase (Bankėya)' and Bankaya's son Kundatte :
(L. 1).- Amoghavarsha .. .ond-attaram rajyam-geyyutt-ire. 1056.-S. 871.- Ep. Ind. Vol. VII. p. 195. Solapuram Tamil inscription, dated
(in) the year two, the Saka year eight hundred and seventy-one, the year in which the Chakravartin Kannaradeva-Vallabha, having pierced R&jaditya, entered the Tordai. mandalam.'
The inscription records the construction of a pond named after a daughter of the Ganga chief Attimallar i.e. Hastiinalla) alias Kaşgaradêva-Přithvigangaraiyar, the son of Vayiri. Adiyan.
1057.-9. 875.- Ep. Ind. Vol. VII. p. 196. Solapuram incomplete Tamil inscription, dated
(in) the [eight-hundred]-and-seventy-fifth year of the Saka (king), while the glorious Attimallar (i.e. Hastimalla) alias Kapparadêva-Prithvigangaraiyar,' was ruling the Kalle. duppúr-maryadå.
1058.- Ep. Ind. Vol. VII. p. 135. Tirunemanallar (Bhaktajanèsvara temple) Tamil inscription of the 17th year of the reign) of the glorious Kannaradeva (i.e. the Rashtrakata Krishnaraja III.); recording the gift of a lamp by a chief of Miladu, named Narasimhavarman, surnamed Saktinåtha and Siddhavadava, of the lineage of Sukra and belonging to the Malaiya-kula (i.e. the family of the rulers of Malaiyanada or Malainadu, of which Miladu and Maládu are contracted forms).
1059.- Ep. Ind. Vol. VII. p. 142, and Plate. Tirukkðvalûr (Virattânêsvara temple) Tamil inscription of the 21st year of the reign) of Kapparadeva i.e. the Rashtrakûţa Krishnaraja III.); recording a grant of land by the Vaidumba-maharaja Sandayan Tiruvayan (i.6. Tiruvayayło the son of Sandayag) and his queen Sattiradevi.
1060.- Ep. Ind. Vol. VII. p. 143. Tirukkopalar (Viraţtâqeśvara temple) Tamil inscription of the [22nd Pl year (of the reign) of Kannaradeva (1.e. the Rashtrakūta Krishnaraja III.); recording a gift of gold by a female relative of the Vaidumba-maharaja Tiruvayan.
1061.- Ep. Ind. Vol. VII. p. 144, and Plate. Tirukkovalar (Virattågesvara temple) Tamil inscription of the 24th year of the reign) of Kanparadeva (i.e. the Rashtrakta Krishnaraja III.) ; recording the gift of 24 lamps by the Vaidumba-maharaja Tiruvayan.
1 The name Rashtrakata does not occur in the inscription. * See above, No. 71 tf. * Compare above, No. 74.
• I...' while Amoghavarsha ... WM reigning increased by one.' According to Dr. Fleet increased by one' would be an abbreviation of the full expression "the sixtieth year increased by one."
According to Dr. Hultesch, of the reign of the Chôļa king Rajaditya, mentioned in the sequel.--Compare above, No. 96. I.e. the Rashtrakata Krishnaraja III. ; abové, No. 99 ft.
+ See below, No. 1057. . See above, No 1056.
. Compare below, No. 1080. 10 1... the Tiruvaiyap of No. 708.
