<p> <br />The inscription was found at a paddy field near the house belonging to farmers Hemalatha B Shetty and Vittal Shetty.<br /><br />The inscription’s surface is in the shape of a horse shoe. Its base measures 9x5 inches. It also comprises an elevated Shivalinga, sun and moon.<br /><br />Though the inscription is in Kannada language and script, there are two Tulu words. There are only three lines in the inscription.<br /><br />It deals with the donation of a piece of land in Koyalaguli by one Kundaya to one Bora in Pingala samvatsara. It is said the inscription will help study the historical background of the name Kojaguli. <br /><br />“The words Pirungo and Koyaguli in the second line are Tulu words. The script of the inscription indicates that it belongs to 15th century,” said MSRS College Shirva faculty Prof T Murugeshi in a release.</p>
<p> <br />The inscription was found at a paddy field near the house belonging to farmers Hemalatha B Shetty and Vittal Shetty.<br /><br />The inscription’s surface is in the shape of a horse shoe. Its base measures 9x5 inches. It also comprises an elevated Shivalinga, sun and moon.<br /><br />Though the inscription is in Kannada language and script, there are two Tulu words. There are only three lines in the inscription.<br /><br />It deals with the donation of a piece of land in Koyalaguli by one Kundaya to one Bora in Pingala samvatsara. It is said the inscription will help study the historical background of the name Kojaguli. <br /><br />“The words Pirungo and Koyaguli in the second line are Tulu words. The script of the inscription indicates that it belongs to 15th century,” said MSRS College Shirva faculty Prof T Murugeshi in a release.</p>
