Click on the link below to view the article. Santara, Vira Nolamba hagu Palegarara kelavu nanyagalu-The coins of Santaras, Vira Nolamba and other Karnataka chieftains Author: Mandarke Nityananda Pai Place: Barakur, Belur, Chennapatna The author has fully furnished the pictorial details of the coins belonging to Santaras, Viranolamba, Belur and Channapatna chieftains. The historical events based on […]
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The old relies discovered in Bangalore city and Ramanagaram Districts
Click on the link below to view the article. Bengaluru Ramanagarada nava shoditha prachyavasheshagalu-The old relies discovered in Bangalore city and Ramanagaram Districts Author: Muthuraju Place: Bangalore, Ramanagara Sri Muthuraju has described the features of pre historic cists, tombs, hero stones and masti gals of 12-14th Century, discovered by him in the village and city area […]
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Ilavanji and and Ilavanji Rayaru
Click on the link below to view the article. Ilavanji naadu and Ilavanji Rayaru Author: Dr.P.V.Krishnamurthy Place: Kolar, Bangalore Dr. Krishnamurthy while pointing out the reign of the Cholas and Hoysalas from Kolar upto extreme South West area explains the different cultural practices vouge in those period. It is interesting to note that he deciphers the […]
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The merchant group and Vyshnava religion at Manne
Click on the link below to view the article. Manneyalli Varthaka Shreni matthu Vaishnava Dharma-The merchant group and Vyshnava religion at Manne Author: Dr. H. S. Gopala Rao Place: Manne, Nelamangala, Bangalore Rural Dr. Gopala Rao presents a newly discovered inscription about the annual tax to be paid by the eighteen Devabhogis, Nakaras, Padamoolas, Eighteen Shettiguttas and […]
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The Sculptures of Ravaleshwara
Click on the link below to view the article. Ravaleshwara Shilpagalu-The Sculptures of Ravaleshwara Author: R. Raghu Place: Hemmige, T. Narasipura, Mysore, Nidaghatta, Kollegala The author has described the characteristic sculptural features found at Hemmige, and says about the said to be Ravaleshwara culture which was spread out in Nidugatta, Kollegala and other places. The names […]