ANNUAL REPORT FOR 1946-47

No.	Source	Dynasty	King	Date	Language and alphabet	Remarks
	MADRAS PROVINCE─contd.
19	Tyāgarājasvāmin temple, Tiruvā-rūr, Tanjore Dt.	Vijayanagara	Veṅkaṭapatidēva Mahārāja	Śaka 1547, Krōdhana,śu. 3, Chittirai, Thursday. Irre-gular.	Tamil	Registers a grant of the magamai dues on merchandise by the merchant-guild of the 56 countries to the goddess Śivakā- misundarī at Perumbarrappuliyūr which was included in the Valudalaṁpattu Chāvaḍi in Veṇṇaiyūr-nāḍu in Rājā- dhirāja-vaḷanāḍu, during the administration (pārupatyam) of Ariśiyappa-Mudaliyār, son of Śelvapaya-Mudaliyār.
20	Do.	Mahrattas of Tanjore	Śaṁbhōji	Śaka 1611, Vibhava,Pausha. 27, Pūr- ṇimā, Pushya.Thursday. Irregular Probably equal to A.D. 1688, Decem- ber 26, Wednesday, Pūrṇimā.	Tamil and Sanskrit in Grantha.	States that Chittaṁbala-Vōgin, renovated the temple of Śiva at Chidambaram and performed the kumbhābhishēkam of the renovated kanaka-sabhā at the instance of Gōpāla- Dādāji an officer of the king. it is further stated that the work of renovation was begun in the month of Dhanus of the year Sarvadhārin and was completed in the Kārttika month of the Raktākshin year.
21	Do.	Do.	Do.	..	Do.	Refers to the same facts as recorded in No. 20 and states that the deity commenced his dance in the sabhā in the year Kshaya.
22	Do.	Do.	Do.	..	Do.	States in addition to the facts narrated in Nos. 20 and 21 the the kumbhābhishēka was performed by the kulagurus, Muttayyā Dīkshita.
23	Do.	Do.	Do.	..	Do.	States that Chittaṁbalamuni made the golden pots and pillars, wooden and copper plates, for the guilded hall of Chidambaram
24	Ramnad Samsthanam, Ramnad	..	….	Prajōtpatti, Tai, 15	Tamil	Records the agreement entered into between the gurukkaḷ (priests) of the temple of Rāmēśvarm on one side and Tiru- malai Nāyaka and Daḷavāy Sētupati on the other by which the former agreed to conduct the services and festivals in the Rāmēśvaram temple and other shrines attached to it without default.
25	Do.	Sētupati	Tirumalai Sētupati	Śaka 1599, Naḷa, Mārgali, 11, Sunday, śu. 13, Makhā. Irre-gular. The tithi and nakshatra donot tally. Other details correspond to A.D. 1676, De-cember 10, Sunday.	Do.	Registers the gift of some villages for meeting the expenses of midday worship, offerings, etc., to the god of Tirupperun- durai.