Gaṅgamaṇḍala which was occupied by Coḹa dynasty during 10th CE, was added with fine temples by the then Coḹa rulers. Saptamātṛkā shrine one of such shrines at Kolar that was built by the one of generals of Rājendra Coḹa. This is ascertained by an inscription at the temple. After the usual Mei kīrti, the…
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These plates were found from the Tāluq treasury of Kolaturu, Karṇāṭaka. These refer Rājendra Coḹa of Coḹa dynasty. But the Paleography seems to be later 14th CE. Hence these can be considered as spurious. But possibility is there to consider the plates as a later copy of the original one. These had 4.75…
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The royal preceptors are traced in Indian History. Coḹas, dedicated followers of Śaivism too installed their preceptors and they followed them in their religious acts. Such preceptors are found in their inscriptions. The qualifications of such ācārya or purohita are well explained in Dharma and Artha śāstras. The following list gives the list of…
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