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The Chalukyan Architecture of the Kanarese Districts c33.s1.3

The Chālukyan Architecture of the Kanarese Districts c33.s1.3

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c33.s1.3

But there is an inscription in the temple which records the building of the shrines of Śrī-Kamalānārāyaṇa and Śrī-Mahālakshmī, with their porticoes and spires, in the village of Dēgāmve, which had been granted in perpetuity to Brāhmaṇs, by Tippoja the *sūtradhārin*, or architect, of the god Baṅkēśvara, son of Holoja of Hūvina-Bāge. It ends up with a salutation to Śrī-Gaṇadhipati. Another, in the same temple, is a grant by Kamalādēvī, queen of the Kādamba chief of Goa, Śivachittavīrapermāḍidēva, to Brāhmaṇs of the village of Dēgāmve, in *Kali Yuga* 4276 (A.D. 1175).