Click on the link below to view the article. Suguturu Arasu Manethana – ಸುಗುಟೂರು ಅರಸು ಮನೆತನ Author: Dr. P. V. Krishnamurthy Place: Kolar, Mulbagal Hoskote, Anekal Suguturu Kings ruled Sugaturu, Kolara, Mulbagalu, Hosakote and Anekal region during 14th and 18th centuries under Vijayanagara Kings. Numerous inscriptions and folklore of the region throw light on […]
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Kolaalanadu : A Historical Survey
Click on the link below to view the article. ಕೊಳಾಲನಾಡು – ಒಂದು ಚಾರಿತ್ರಿಕ ಪರಿಶೀಲನೆ- Kolaalanadu : A Historical Survey Author: Dr P. V Krishnamurthy Place: Kolara, Hunkunda, Murugamale, HarabiKottanuru, Garudanahalli, Haralakunte, Kendatti, Koturu Basavapura, Gummareddypura, Haradi Chavadi, Uttanuru, Thippenahalli, Muduvadi, Holuru, Hutturu, Vakkaleri, Pemmashetti Halli Kolar was the ancient Kuvalaala, the first captial of the Gangas. The […]
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Pidari temple (Kolaramma temple) of Kolar in the background of inscriptions
Click on the link below to view the article. Shasanagala hinneleyalli Kolaramma devalaya- Pidari temple (Kolaramma temple) of Kolar in the background of inscriptions Author: R. Venkatesha Murthy Place: Kolar The Pidari temple of Kolar, built earlier to 10th century AD, is now called the Kolaramma temple. Kolaramma is identified as Chamundeshwari among the Sapta Matrikas, […]
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Renaadu Chola Inscriptions
Click on the link below to view the article. Renadu Cholara Shasanagalu – Renaadu Chola Inscriptions Author: Hiremata Veerabhadraiah Channabasaiah Singatalura Place: Kadapa, AndraPradesh The author has discussed in detail about a Chola sect, Renadu Cholas, who ruled Rayal Seema region in Andra and Kolar, Tumkur, Chitradurga districts in Karnataka. Their time period, their territory and […]
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Inscriptions and Memorial Stones at Vemagal, Kolar
Click on the link below to view the article. Vemagallina Smaraka Shilpagalu matthu Shasanagalu-Inscriptions and Memorial Stones at Vemagal, Kolar Author: Vemagal Murthy Place: Vemagal, Kolar The author gives details of memorial stones and unpublished inscriptions of Rashtrakuta period in the surroundings of Vemagal of Kolar Taluk.
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Bagalkot, Bangalore Urban, Chikmagalur, Dakshina Kannada, Hassan, Itihasa Dharshana Vol 23 2008, Kolar, Mandya, Mysore
Wrestling in Sculptures
Click on the link below to view the article. Shilpagalalli Mallayuddha-Wrestling in the Sculptures Author: M. Narasimamurthy Place: Hampi, Pattadakallu, Mudabidri, Somanathapura, Mulabagilu, Nanjanagudu The author has given the technical words found in Bhagavata Purana (Paribramana, Vikshepa, Avapatana etc.,) wrt to wrestling. He has also furnished the details of wrestling, duly giving the line drawing figures […]
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The Shaiva sub-temples and deities
Click on the link below to view the article. Shaiva parivara alayagalu matthu parivara devathegalu-The Shaiva sub-temples and deities Author: Dr. K.S. Aparna Place: Budikote, Chamarajanagar, Pattadakal Dr. Aparna as concentrated her essay on the architectural and sculptural aspects of the sub temples and deities found in our land, duly extracting the same from authorized sculptural-shilpa […]
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The constructive works of Divabbarasi -the Nolamba queen
Click on the link below to view the article. Nolamba arasi Divabbarasiya rachanathmaka karyagalu-The constructive works of Divabbarasi,the Nolambaqueen Author: Dr. H. Jayamma Kariyanna Place: Avani, Mulabagilu, Kolar, Hemavathi The author extols the personality of Nolamba queen Divabbarasi who hails from Kadamba dynasty, in the background of her achievements as a Nolamba queen. The epigraphical sources […]
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Tekal Nadu
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 […]