Karunadotsava: What seven copper plates reveal about Karnataka’s forgotten royal past

Published 01 Nov 2026, 00:27 IST

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Halasi, near Khanapur in Belagavi district, is a lost town today, visited only by the devotees who throng the Bhuvaraha Narasimha temple and the Jain basadi, and archaeology enthusiasts. But historical records say that many royal houses favoured the Halasi region because it was rich in natural…

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Halasi, near Khanapur in Belagavi district, is a lost town today, visited only by the devotees who throng the Bhuvaraha Narasimha temple and the Jain basadi, and archaeology enthusiasts. But historical records say that many royal houses favoured the Halasi region because it was rich in natural…

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Karunadotsava: What seven copper plates reveal about Karnataka’s forgotten royal past

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