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TANJAVUR
Brihadhiswara TEMPLE
Inscriptions
INSCRIPTIONS
ON THE WALLS OF THE CENTRAL SHRINE
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6.
The members of the assembly of [Peru] nan [gaimangal] am, a brahmadeya
in [Venni]-kurram, [(a subdivision) of Nittavinoda-valanadu, have
to measure] every year, as long as the moon and the sun endure,
[twenty-five kalam of paddy] into the large treasury of the lord
(at) Tanjavur with the marakkal called (after)
Adavallan, which is equal to a rajakesari, for these one hundred kasu
, which they have received after (the harvest of) the pasan
in the twenty-eighth year (of the reign) of the lord
Sri-Rajarajadeva, â the rate of interest being three kuruni of
paddy per year for each kasu.
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