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Ancient Veeragallu Reveals Hoysala Ruler Vishnuvardhana's Death Date
A newly discovered veeragallu in Neeragunda sheds light on Hoysala ruler Vishnuvardhana's death date. This centuries-old hero stone features a Kannada inscription that may resolve historical uncertainties. Villagers in Arsikere taluk are excited about this significant archaeological find, which highlights the rich cultural heritage of the Hoysala dynasty.
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