Kevalaodhi Buddhist And Jaina History Of Deccan Vol 2

Author(s): Aloka Parasher Sen, B Subrahmanyam, E Siva Nagi Reddy
Publisher: Bharatiya Kala Prakashan

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Kevala-Bodhi-Buddhist and Jaina History of the Deccan
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was made by his samanta Ranaka
Amma. 11th century AD Dharmapuri, An inscription recording
Ambejogai taluka, grants to (Besaki) settiya Bhir dt.
basti at the city. Do.
Dharmapuri, An inscription. Anbejogai taluka,
Bhir dt. Do.
Murum, Umarga An inscription recording This inscription is unpublished. It taluka, Latur dt. grants to Tirtha basti and refers to the reign of Later Chāļukyan a Jinalaya.
king Sõmēśvara I (1043-1068 A. D.). Do.
Ramalinga Mudgad, An inscription referring to a This inscription is unpublished. It Nilanga taluka, number of Jaina pontiffs refers to the reign of Later Chalukyan Latur dt.
king Somēśvara I (1043-1068 AD), and states that the king helped the
Jaina pontiffs. About 1067 AD Vai, Yeotmal dt. An inscription recording the The stone slab of the inscription was
construction of a Jaina temple, found in a field outside the village. 'Srivitarăga' and several Jaina The donor was one Bhimadeva.
icons." 1070 AD
Karadkhed, Deglur An inscription recording The reign of Somēśvara II is referred taluka, Nanded dt. grants to Nigalamkamalla to. A subordinate chief made the Jinalaya at the village. grant, whose name was possibly
Karkarasa. 1080 AD Nimbaragi,
A stone inscription recording The inscription was found from the South Sholapur taluka, the construction of Nēminátha Mahādēva temple at the site. One Sholapur dt.
basti at the city and donation Bhögagávunda constructed the temple of some grants.
and grants were made by Ammarasa
(Kalachuri king Ammangidēva). Late 11th-early Chambhara Lena, Three caves. 12th century AD Nasik taluka,
Nasik dt. About 1108-09 AD Honnur, Kagal taluka, An inscription recording The inscription on the front of the
61 Kolhapur dt. the grants to a Jaina temple. abhisheka-stand of an image inside
a Jaina temple at the village. Mahamanda-leśvaras Ballala and Gandarāditya, Silāhāras of Kolhapur made the grant. Bammagāvunda built
the temple. 1110 AD
Tiravade, Bhudargad An inscription recording a The grant was made over by the