Click on the link below to view the article. ಪಾಂಡುರಂಗ ನಿರಾಕರಿಸಿದ ಭವ್ಯಮಂದಿರ – The Temple Rejected by God Panduranga Author: B.M. Chandrashekhariah Place: Hampe, Bellary Notes from the author: There is a belief that the Vijaya Vithala Temple at Hampi never had Vithala image installed there and there is a legend which says that God Vithala of Pandharpur […]
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Hoysala Temples of Tumakuru District
Click on the link below to view the article. Tumakuru jilleya Hoysala devalayagalu – Hoysala Temples of Tumkur District Author: Dr. N. S. Rangaraju Place: Kunigal, Tiptur, Turuvekere, Gubbi, Chikkanayakanahalli, Nonavinakere, Kaidala, Nittur, Aralaguppe, Nagalapura, Shettikere, Vighnasante, Tumakuru This paper discusses the origin of the name Tumakuru and the dynasties that ruled the region and important inscriptions of […]
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The Bhumija Type Temples in Karnataka
Click on the link below to view the article. Karnatakadalli Bhumija Shailiya Devalayagalu – The Bhumija Type Temples in Karnataka Author: M. N. Prabhakar Place: Kubatur, Soraba, Turuvekere, Nuggehalli In this essay, the author explains different types of temples architecture as found in Karnataka, taking references from ancient scriptures like Samarangana Suthradhara and Aparajitha Prucchha and […]
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An unpublished Hoysala Inscription of Baraalu village
Click on the link below to view the article. Baraalu gramada aprakatitha shasana -An unpublished Hoysala Inscription of Baraalu village Author: Dr M. P. Mahadevaiah Place: Hassan, Baralu, Channarayapatna In this article, the author brings to light a new Hoysala inscription at Baraalu, a village in Channarayapatna of Hassan district, belonging to 12th century. The inscription contains […]
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An Unpublished Inscription found at Huliyar
Click on the link below to view the article. Huliyar aprakatitha shansana -An unpublished inscription found at Huliyar Author: K. Nanjunda Prasad, Dr. M. G. Manjunatha Place: Huliyar, Chikkanayakana Halli, Tumakuru In this article, the authors bring to light, a stone inscription found at Mallikarjuna temple, Huliyar of Chikkanayakanahalli taluk. The authors have furnished the text […]
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Shantinatha Jinalaya at Nittur
Click on the link below to view the article. Nitturina shanthinatha jinalaya-Shantinatha Jinalaya at Nittur Author: Srinivasa A. G. Place: Nittur, Gubbi, Tumkur Nittur, according to the inscription of 1226 AD, was known by the name, Tenkanayyavale and was a major business center. The town houses a Shanthinatha jinalaya which is a Hoysala style basadi , built […]
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Historical Tanks of Tumkur Region
Click on the link below to view the article. Tumakuru parisarada aithihaasika keregalu-Historical Tanks of Tumkur Region Author: Sridhara Place: Kunigal, Tumakuru, Kaidala, Guluru, Mudugere, Hulumana Kuppe, Maidala, Bairasandra, Haraluru, Devarayana Durga, Chinuvadanahalli, Hebburu. Though there are no major rivers in Tumkur district, the region houses more than 2000 lakes. The bigger and famous ones have […]
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Megalithic site near Pavagada
Click on the link below to view the article. Pavagada baliya Bhrihat Shilayugada thana-Megalithic site near Pavagada Author: Pavagada Cheluvaraj Place: Pavagada, Tumkur The author brings to light the megalithic culture that existed near Pavagada region in Tumkur district. He presents newly discovered artifacts and dolmens in Kotagudda, Udandappana Palya, Hariharaa Pura villages.
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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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Turugol inscription of Amratur, Tumkur
Click on the link below to view the article. Amraturina aprakatitha turugol Shasana – Turugol inscription of Amratur Author: R. Shashidhar Place: Kunigal, Tumakur Historical village of Amruthur in Kunigal was a Agrahara during the time of Gangas who were feudatories of Rashtrakutas. Many temples, forts, lakes, memorial stones can be found in the surroundings. In this […]