41)Krishna, M. H.: ‘The Vidyashankara Temple, Sringeri’

42)Krishna, M. H.: ‘Burials in Mysore State’

43)Krishna, M. H.: ‘The Brahmagiri Site’

44)Krishna, M. H.: ‘The Mahamastabisheka of Gommateshwara at Shravanabelagola’

45)Krishna, M. H.: ‘The History of Sri Vijayanarayana temple at Belur

Personal Life

He married in early 1924, Rajamma, who sadly passed away after giving birth to a boy and a girl. Krishna remarried in 1933 - Smt. Jayamma. The couple had four children. He was a devout follower of the Ramakrishna Mission. He shared a keen interest in and was adept at the art of Wrestling. In fact, he was coordinator of Maharaja College Gym for nearly a decade. A strict vegetarian, he was known for his simplicity and humility. He was remembered by his peers and students as “Panche-Professor”! He would 14 – 16 hours a day, literally burning the midnight oil.

Dr M. H. Krishna had been suffering from elevated blood pressure and diabetes for quite some time. He finally succumbed to a heart attack on 23 of December, 1947 at Mysore.