Hi All, Mr Brahmanand Chipre has shared his photo album of Basti Hoskote ( Basadi Hoskote). https://picasaweb.google.com/100281809551030407407/BasadiHosakote We thank Mr Brahmanand Chipre for sharing his photos. We greatly appreciate such responses to our posts. It motivates us and gives all of us an opportunity to learn more.
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Archaeological remains of Jaina Basadis at Basti Hoskote (Basadi Hoskote), K R Pete
Click on the link below to view the article. Basti Hoasakoteya Jaina Avasheshgalu, ondu adhyayana-Archaeological remains of Jaina Basadis at Basti Hoskote (Basadi Hoskote), K R Pete Author: Lingaraju Place: Basti Hoskote (Basadi Hoskote), Kannambadi, Basti, K R Pete, Mandya In this article, the author presents in detail, his studies of Jaina Basadis and inscriptional evidences […]
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Inscriptional study of Bannur, Mandya district
Click on the link below to view the article. Shasanagala hinneleyalli Bannuru, ondu vivechane – Inscriptional study of Bannur, Mandya district Author: Vemagal Murthy Place: Bannur, T. Narasipura, Mandya This research article gives history of Bannur town in Mandya district of Karnataka. Bannur was an important political and religious center from the time of Gangas. According to inscriptions, Bannur […]
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Special Sculptures at Chimmalagi, Bijapur
Click on the link below to view the article. Chimmalagiya Vishishta Shilpagalu-Special Sculptures at Chimmalagi, Bijapur Author: Dr. Shivappa N. Niralagi Place: Basavanabagevadi, Chimmalagi, Krishna River The author has given details of sculptures found at Chimmalagi. Chimmalagi is mentioned as Sirimangala by Ptolemy, the Greek traveller in the 2nd century AD. Author notes that the Vachankara […]
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Kallurugudda Inscripion housed at Shimoga Goverment Museum
Click on the link below to view the article. Kalluguddada shasana-Kallurugudda Inscripion Author: B.S. Ramabhatta Place: Madali, Shimoga, Shivamogga The author explains in detail the Kallurugudda inscription housed at the Government Museum, Shimoga. Hisorical aspects of Kallurugudda or Mandali, reign of Ganga’s in the region have been extesively discussed. Madali, Shimoga, Shivamogga Ganga, Jaina
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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 […]
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Jaina Inscriptions of Chalukya Vikramaditya VI
Click on the link below to view the article. Kalyana Chalukya 6ne Vikramadithyana Jaina shasanagalu-Jaina Inscriptions of Chalukya Vikramaditya VI Author: D.M. Nagaraju Place: Lakshmeshwara, Koppal, Balligave, Shimoga, Sedam, Jamakandi, Andra, Baagali One of the outstanding rulers of Karnataka was Vikramaditya VI of the later Chalukyas of Kalyana. During his long reign he has issued more […]
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The Thagadur Chieftains
Click on the link below to view the article. Thagadura Prabhugalu-The Thagadur Chieftains Author: Dr. H. S. Usha Rani Place: Thagadur, Nanjanagud, Mysore The author brings out an interesting history of Kommeyaru, the supposed chieftains of Tagadur and hence named after it. Based on inscriptions, she suggests that the Kommeyaru branches also existed in Muguru and […]
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Biligere feudatory family under Hoysalas
Click on the link below to view the article. Hoysalara Biligereya samanthara kutumba-Biligere feudatory family under Hoysalas Author: Dr. D. N. Yogishwarappa Place: Biligere, Tiptur, Tumkur Dr. Yogishwarappa draws our attention to a feudatory family at Biligere hitherto unnoticed. ‘The reign & some of the kings of this family have been explained along with the cultural achievements […]
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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 […]