Supplementary Inscriptions In The TUMKUR DISTRICT

Immerse yourself in the profound epigraphical heritage of South India with this comprehensive historical volume, serving as a vital extension of the esteemed Epigraphia Carnatica series that was built upon the foundational framework established by Benjamin Lewis Rice. Significantly expanded through the meticulous fieldwork of R. Narasimhachar between 1906 and 1922, this text offers an unparalleled window into the antiquities of the Tumkur District by cataloging approximately 270 rare stone and copper-plate inscriptions. Presented in their original Kannada script alongside Roman transliterations and detailed dynastic tables, these ancient texts decode the political, socio-cultural, and religious intricacies of historical Karnataka. By illuminating the reigns, public events, and administrative structures of powerful regional dynasties, this extensive resource is essential for researchers, historians, and archaeology enthusiasts seeking to diligently reconstruct the forgotten annals of South Indian history.