C 29 ] XXVII. — Sivddhikya Pur Ana. Paper. An account of the birth of the Son of Sambhu- bhalta round whose neck Siva ties a Lingam : the boy is in consequence expelled his cast by the Brahmans, and being brought before the king of Kalydna recites various Pauranic legends to estab- lish the supremacy of Siva, in consequence of which the prince, here termed Vijangha Rdya, be- comes a convert to the Jangama religion. By Bd« savalinga. XXVIII. — Sarvajna Kdlajnydnam. a. Paper — b. Ditto. — c. Ditto. A prophetic account of the Eras of Vifcrama and Sdlhdhana> of the foundation of Anagundi and Srirangapatam, and the subjugation of both by the Mohammedans : attributed to a celebrated Jan* gama priest entitled Sarvajna or the omniscient. XXIX. — Siddha ramaya Kdlajnydn. a. palm leaves— b. ditto. Prophetic annunciation of the birth of Bdsava^ and establishment of the Jangama religion — of the invasion of the South of India by the Mohammedans, and the reign of the Vijayanagar dynasty. These details are carried further by a version o? the Sar* vajna Kdlajnydn (see the last number) as a supple- mentary addition to the present work, in which the
