Mysore and Coorg from the Inscriptions c8.s11.21

c8.s11.21

Jagadēkamalla is said (Ci 277) to have slain the generals of the hostile Chōla and Gurjjara kings, and captured their wealth and troops of horse. Of the same reign is Pg 43, in which we have Irungōla’s son ruling in the Henjeru city. The latter (in Si 23) makes a grant there in the Nonambēśvara temple, which, it is interesting to note, is called the great ghaṭika-sthāna of the city. The exact signification of this term is not known, but here it seems to indicate the chief place of assembly for Brāhmans. The word occurs in the Tālgunda inscription (Sk 176), as well as in Cn 178 and Sk 197.¹