Defence Architecture in Early North Karnataka c15.s3.31

c15.s3.31

2-7. While the hero Kāmadēva, who had attained Pañcha-Mahāśabda and the title Mahāmaṇḍalēśvara, the supreme lord of Banavāsi the best of cities, he who had acquired the excellent of the God Jayanti-Madhukēśvara, he who had perfume of musk, he who had presided over eighty-four cities born of earth, he who had an eye on his forehead, he who had four arms, he who possessed the noble sight of a lion, which was made resplendent by the banner of the chief of monkeys, he who was a jewel in the ocean of the family of Mayūravarma, he who was the desire-yielding gem to (good) men, he who was eminent for his enterprise, he who was a very pleasing Vasanta of the family of the Kadambas, he who was terrible on battles, he who was Bhīma in respect of power of his arms, he who was Vainatēya (the king of birds) to the serpents, intoxicated tributaries, he who was speaking truth and only truth, he who was adamantive rampart to those who seek his shelter, was governing at his capital of Hāngal with the recreation of pleasing conversation, the dependent on his lotus feet Sahanaditya.