566 AD : Tummalagudem Inscription of Vikramendra Varman II (555 AD - 569 AD) in NalgondaSanskrit and Southern Characters.These records are present in Navodaya Samiti, Hyderabad. Both the Tumulaguda sets, written in Sanskrit language and Southern characters belong to the Vishnu Kundin dynasty. One of them, in characters of about the fourth-fifth centuries A.D., was issued in the thirty- seventh year of the reign of Maharaja Govindavarman, son of Maharaja Madhavavarman, and grandson of Maharaja Indra-varman. It records that the king granted two villages called Embudala and Penkapara to the vihara of the senior-queen (agra-mahishi)...
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Ramappa Temple Inscriptions
Inscriptions carved on a square pillar of highly polished black basalt, standing in front of a square chhatri to the north-east of the temple Translation of inscription in the Great Temple, recording grant of Recherla Rudra in A. D. 1213.(By Dr. L. D. Barnett, Litt. D.)Obeisance to the blessed Rudresvara!May that Ganadhisa protect you on whose cheek, besprinkled with rutting ichor, the line of bees appears distinctly like a streak of musk.May the goddess Sarada, giver of boons, whose lotus-feet are adored by the troops of...
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