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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S. Inscription/ Location No.King/ Date
Genealogy Social Groups/ Patron
Status
Temple Location
Donee
Nature of Patronage
Purpose
Reference
Shirhatti Tq. Dharwar Di
> 6 gen, MG,> Hp
50 (niv) of land
7. Lakshmēshwar
ins. No. 7. Vikramaditya II (AD 735)
> at the request Dhavala of Bahubali Jinālaya Sreshthi
2. Vijaya Panditacharya of Mula Sangha
Repairs, offerings, SII, XX, maintenance of pp. 7-8 Danasala
>Titles
for oblations
8. Adur Ins. Of
Kirtivarman II (undated)
Hangal Tq. Dharwar Dt.
1.Sinda family@ 1.Malleya #3 Jinalaya at 2. Gámundas, #2.Unchharadha Pandipura 3. Elagamunda # Savereya #4 built by #2 4. Donagamunda #
IA, XI, 1882, Pp. 68-71
1. 8m of rice land 2.unbroken rice, perfumes and flowers
2.Prabhachandra guruva of Paratūra gana 3. Danasāla
9. Annigeri Ins. Of Navalgund Ty
Kirtivarman II Dharwar Dt
>Titles
1. Gåmunda 2. Gosási Kuppa #2
. Kaliyamma #1. Chediya Jinalaya ---- 2.Kondlśulara built by #1,
SII, XI, p. 3
Religious Patronage and Identity Formation-A Study of Jaina Inscriptions (6th-12th Century A.D.)
KEY: >: Main ruler: @: Local Potentate; $: Jaina preceptors: $S: Jaina monastic order; #: Functionary: Gen: Generations::temple; FG: Flower Garden; WL: Wet Land; OML: Oil Mill; OL: Ordinary Land; SN: Sarva Namasya; RSL: Red Soil Land; m: mattar; BS: Black Soil; v: village: D: daughter, niv: Nivartanas
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