Social and Political Life in the Vijayanagara Empire (A.D. 1346 – A.D. 1646) v2.c24.s2.163

v2.c24.s2.163

On Rāyaṇṇa Oḍeyar also constructing a *chhatra* and other works of merit, all the farmers and subjects of Anavēri-nāḍ and the Holeya-Honnūr-nāḍ, in A. D. 1431, agreeing among themselves, gave him Daṇṇāyakapura with all the taxes and dues (specified in detail), in the presence of all the gods of Kūḍali.² In about A. D. 1495 the 170 Brahmans of Belavaḍi granted land (specified) to Sabega, son of Bāvaṅka Dēva.³ Taṛur-Komāra Chikkoḍeyar's son Chikkaṇṇa, in about A. D. 1510, with the approval of the Gauḍas and *sēnābōva*, granted land in Siravaṇoḍu to Niḍugal Viraṇṇa Oḍeyar (descent stated).⁴