QUÉ SIGNIFICA KETAYA EN MALAYO
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si fuera una antorcha hecha de bambú y hecha de resina al final. Ketaya II Mn tali yang ditikat di punggung sapi jantan dll dan pd bomba pedati. ketaya I sj obor yg dibuat drpd buluh dan dibubuh damar pd hujungnya.
ketaya II Mn tali yg diikatkan pd leher lembu dll dan pd bom pedati.
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10 LIBROS DEL MALAYO RELACIONADOS CON «KETAYA»
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History of the Sōmanāthapura temple-complex: in ... - Halaman 23
He appears as one of the donors to the Somanathapura temple-complex. He divided and distributed the donated amount for different purposes.20 He was a very important figure at the Hoysaja court. Cikka Ketaya-dannayaka was his nephew.
D. V. Devaraj, Karnataka (India). Directorate of Archaeology & Museums, 1994
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Journal of Indian History: Golden Jubilee Volume - Halaman 427
viragals at Varakod50 and at Sutta51 in memory of two heroes of Ketaya-Nayaka. From 1297 onwards his works are less frequently encountered. He seems to have died sometime after 1302, but before his death, he engraved a viragal at ...
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Epigrāphiya Karnāṭika: Mandya Jille (Nagamangala, ...
Keta-chamupati (Ketaya- dandanayaka), son-in-law (afiya) of Someya-dannayaka figures as a donor in Mu. 69 from Vaidyanathapura dated 1261 A.D. He makes a gift of the village BedarahaJJi to god Vaidya- natha of Maddur in Kejale-nad.
Benjamin Lewis Rice, Harōgadde Mānappa Nāyaka, 1979
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Memorial stones: a study of their origin, significance, ...
Ketaya-nayaka, son of Jalagari Maeisetti, the commander under majiduna-Ma.lla.rasa., rushed out and created havoc in the armies of Bijjala, having converted the battle-field into a bed of dead bodies. He attacked the cavalry ...
S. Settar, Günther-Dietz Sontheimer, 1982
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Tirumalai-Tirupati Dēvasthānam Epigraphical Series: Early ...
Madappa or Madhava had another son Vira-Chikka-Ketaya mentioned as a feudatory of Vira-Vallala III in Saka 1245, expired, corresponding to the cyclic year Rudhirodgarin ( = 1323-24 AC.) (Mad. Ep. Rep. for 1907, para 49). Both the father ...
Tirumalai-Tirupati Devasthanam Committee, Sadhu Subrahmanya Sastry, V. Vijayaraghavacharya, 1931
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Indian Art: Forms, Concerns and Development in Historical ...
A record which he carved here gives an account of the battle waged by Ketaya Nayaka of Hosagunda, a Santara chieftain, in which some of his warriors lost their lives. In 1290, he carved two viragals, one at Masur and another at Haramballi in ...
B. N. Goswamy, Kavita Singh, 2000
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Followers of Krishna: Yadavas of India - Halaman 157
According to Hoysala records, the Hoysala army put up a vigorous defence under the leadership of Chikka-ketaya Dandanayaka and compelled the Yadava army to retreat as far as Dummi, the hill on the borders of Shimoga and Chitaldurg ...
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Aesthetic and Cultural Aspects of Ambäkke Devalaya in ...
142- 3) riyan lella: cubit rule; lamba ketaya: plumb line; nul lanuwa: line or tape; mattan poruwa: set square; li palana katuwa: wedge; kava katuwa: compasses; kulugediya: sledge hammer; porowa: axe; at veya: small adze; loku veya: large ...
R. C. de S. Manukulasooriya, 2003
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Recent researches in Karnataka archaeology - Halaman 50
12, Wednesday corresponding to 1265 A.D., October 7. It state that Ketaya- dandanayaka, son-in-law of Someya-dandanayaka was ruling from his nelevidu Homganur in Chikka-Gahgavadi. The inscription registers the gift of wet and dry lands ...
M. V. Krishnappa, R. Gopal, Karnataka (India). Directorate of Archaeology & Museums, 2000
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Archaeological Survey of Mysore, Annual Reports: 1912 - Halaman 82
The inscription also refers to a former grant by the mahd-pradhdna Kumara-vira-Ketaya-dannayaka, who was a celebrated general under Narasimha III. An inscription on the wall of the Hanumantesvara temple at Bannur, which appears to be ...
Mysore (India : State). Archaeological Dept, 1977
