Click on the link below to view the article. Tekal Nadu Author: Sunkam Govardana Place: Tekal, Malur, Kolar The author has presented the evolution of Tekalnad since prehistoric period, the place name and different royal dynasties which ruled over this region. Temples, Agraharas, tanks, villages found in inscriptions have also been enlisted.
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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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Heggare at Haveri -A multidimentional Study
Click on the link below to view the article. Haveri Heggereya Bahumukhi Adhyayana-Heggare at Haveri -A multidimentional Study Author: Dr. H. Chandrashekhara Place: Heggare, Haveri Dr. Chandrashekhar in his graphical presentation has dealt about the tank at Haveri in different aspects with a geological, historical and an inscriptional bearing. The economical enumeration has also been furnished. […]
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Some new coins of Mysore Kings and Hoysala period
Click on the link below to view the article. Mysuru Arasara Hoysalara kela hosa nanyagalu-Some new coins of Mysore Kings and Hoysala period Author: Mandarke Nityananda Pai Sri Pai has presented some unpublished coins of the period of Krishnaraja Wodeyar-III which regained the Kannada scripts on it. He has also explained the meaning of ‘Mayili’ which […]
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Spurious inscriptions of Gudugunti Samsthana
Click on the link below to view the article. Gudagunti samsthanada 3 kuta thamra pathragalu-Spurious inscriptions of Gudugunti Samsthana Author: Dr.AmareshYatgal Place: Guduganti, Lingasuguru, Raichur Dr. Yatgal narrates the historical back ground of the chieftains of Gudugunti, who belong to the Gosala tradition and were related to chieftains of surapura. The present spurious inscriptions whose period […]
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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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New Jaina inscriptions and rockline figures at HaleDaroji
Click on the link below to view the article. HaleDarojiya hosa Jiana shasanagalu rekha chitragalu-New Jaina inscriptions and rockline figures Author: Girija Place: HaleDaroji, Sundur, Bellary The author has described the characteristic contents of the Jaina inscriptions discovered. The sculptures, rockline figures found at Hale Daroji along with text and technical details have been furnished.
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The hero stones and unpublished hero-inscriptions of Dwaralu
Click on the link below to view the article. CDwaraaluvina veeragallu shasanagalu-The hero stones and unpublished hero-inscriptions of Dwaralu Author: Dr. N. Nandeeshwara Place: Dwaraalu, Sira, Tumkur Dr.Nandishwara has explained characteristic features of hero stones and some unpublished hero-stone inscriptions, pertaining to Nolamba period at Dwaralu.
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The religious inscriptions of Srikanteshwara temple at Nanjangud
Click on the link below to view the article. Nanjanagudu Srikanteshwara devalayada dharmika shasanagalu-The religious inscriptions of Srikanteshwara temple at Nanjangud Author: D. M. Nagaraju Place: Nanjanagud, Mysore Sri Nagaraju has enlisted the varieties of donations made by the Krishnarajendra Vodeyar-III and his queens, royal servants etc. to the God Srikanteshwara, which indicates their devotion to that God.
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A New inscription from Alagilavad
Click on the link below to view the article. Alagilavadada hosa shilashasana – A New inscription from Alagilavad Author: Dr.M.Kotresh Place: Alagilavada, Harapanahalli, Davangere Dr. Kotresh in his newly discovered 16 lined inscription at Alagilavad, puts forth that one Shankaradeva, the Heggade of Bahattarani, yogadhipathi Bhandari Narayanaiah, the dandanayaka was the chief of Aalagilavad, donated the income […]