The Aravidu Dynasty of Vijayanagara, Vol. I v1.c9.172

v1.c9.172

Many gifts in money are likewise recorded in the inscriptions of Sadasiva’s reign: a chief granted a tax to the Somesvara temple at Peddamudiyam⁶; Vipravinodi Viramushti Virappa granted the allowance he had been receiving from the village to god Visvesvara⁷; Vipravinodi Siddhayya granted the allowance due from the agraharam Brahmins for the festival of Chennakesava Perumal⁸; Virupana Nayaka presented 50 varahas to the temple of Mallikarjuna-deva at Kambaduru⁹; the Viramushti people granted away their allowances in the village to the god Visvesvara¹⁰; the Vipravinodins made a gift to the Chennakesava temple at Kalumalla¹¹; to the same temple another gift was made by Rachiraju¹²; the jugglers granted the allowance of Valamore to the god Chennakesava¹³;