H5N1 14th century stone inscription has been discovered at Hagalamane hamlet inward Bhadravati taluk, Karnataka state, yesteryear R. Shejeshwara, Assistant Director of the Department of Archaeology, Heritage in addition to Museums.
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| The inscription inward archaic Kannada speaks of the valour of a local warrior [Credit: Vaidya, via The Hindu] |
The inscription, which is inward archaic Kannada, speaks of the valour of Jakka, a local warrior in addition to boy of Homachara Bhaira Gowda. Mr. Shejeshwara said it is a ‘Mastigallu’, installed to commemorate Jakki, married adult woman of Jakka, who committed self-immolation afterwards her hubby died piece fighting enemies.
The lower panel of the inscription has been damaged in addition to all that remains straight off is the caput share of a sculpture of Jakki wearing pandanus flowers. In the middle panel, in that place are carvings of goddesses taking Jakka in addition to Jakki to heaven.
In the topmost panel, in that place are carvings of a Shivalinga in addition to a Nandi beingness worshipped yesteryear a sage inward heaven. Experts opined that the inscription was installed during the early on stage of the Vijayanagar kingdom.
Source: The Hindu [November 29, 2018]
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