- Statement 1 is true: Pampa is the local goddess of the Hampi region, associated with the Tungabhadra River. Legend says she performed penance on Hemakuta Hill to marry Shiva (Virupaksha). - Statement 2 is false: The Vijayanagara rulers styled themselves as regents ruling on behalf of the deity Virupaksha, not Pampadevi. - Statement 3 is true: Virupaksha, housed in the temple at Hampi, was the principal deity of the Vijayanagara rulers and the kingdom. - Statement 4 is true: Royal charters and inscriptions from Vijayanagara often began with an invocation to "Srivirupaksha" in Kannada script. - Statement 5 is false: Virupaksha is a prominent form of the Hindu god Shiva, associated with his all-seeing aspect, not Vishnu.