No.89.
INSIDE THE GENGONGA MANDAPA
AT MAMALLAPURAM, ON THE LEFT WALL
This
inscription is engraved on two stones, which fit to each other.
It is dated “in the fourteenth year of
Ko-Rajakesarivarman, alias Tribhuvanachakravartin Sri-Kulottunga-Sora-deva,
who was pleased t sit on the throne of heroes, (which
consisted of) pure gold.”
The fourth line mentions “Amur-nadu, (a division) of
Amur-kottam in Jayankonda-Sora-mandalam.”
The seventh line contains the name of the god Adidasa
Chadesvara.
No.90.
ON THE FRONT WALL OF THE VARAHASVAMIN TEMPLE AT MAMALLAPURAM
This
inscription is written on two stones, which fit to each other.
It seems to have been dated in the fifth year of the
reign of [Raja]narayana Sambuvarayar and to have recorded a
grant to the temple of Perumal (i.e., Vishnu) and of
Nilamangai-nachchiyar(i.e.,the goddess of the earth) at
Mamal[lapuram].
