The Indian Analyst

No.

Findspot

Dynasty

King Date

Language
and
alphabet

Remarks

 

 MADRAS PROVINCE─contd.

 

   

 

 

 

TANJORE DISTRICT─concld.
NEGAPATAM TALUK─concld.
Kīlayūr─concld.

 

   

 

 

96

Pillar, Raṅganātha Perumāḷ temple, same village.

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Śaka 1[5]40, Naḷa. Chittirai 26.

Tamil

Records the obeisance of a private individual, a native of Īchchampāḍi.

97

Second pillar, same place

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…. Naḷa, Chittirai

Do.

Records the obeisance of Ambaraśayyan of Paḍaivīḍu and others.

98

North wall, ardhamaṇḍapa and central shrine, Kailāsanātha temple.

Pāṇḍya

Jaṭāvarman Tribhuvanachakra-vartin Sundara-āṇḍyadēva.

10th year, Ṛishabha, śu. 15, Tuesday, V i ś ā k h ā =A. D.
1287, April 29, Tuesday ; ∙43 ; ∙43.

Do.

Registers a transaction (vyavasthai) made by the assembly of Rājarājachaturvēdimaṅgalam in respect of certain lands belonging to Brāhmaṇas which had been illegally occupied by the Paḷḷis of the village who made false entries in the revenue registers, declaring the said lands as sold to them. A royal order (tiruvukham) was issued to the effect that the lands should be restored to the Brāhmaṇas. Also refers to another endowment to god Narasiṁhīśuramuḍaiyār set up in the temple of Kailāsamuḍaiyar by Alagan Simha- rāyan, a native of Vīrapāṇḍiyan-maḍigaimānagaram, a village in Kuḍanāḍu of Pāṇḍimaṇḍalam.

99

West and south walls, same temple

Do.

Tribhuvanachakravartin Parāk-rama-Pāṇḍyadēva.

Vaigāśi 8

Do.

Fragmentary. Seems to record a gift of land. Mentions Kannaḍadēvar.

 

SHIYALI TALUK

 

   

 

 

100

Nallanāyakapuram.─Hamlet of Agaravattāram. Stone lying in the Kāmākshi-Amman temple.

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Do.

Indifferently written and damaged. Seems to record some gifts for worship of a god (name lost) at Nallavināyakapuram. In modern characters.

101

Another stone in the same place

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Do.

Refers to Śirkāli and to the temple of Kāmākshi-Amman and also to certain lands.

 

TANJORE TALUK

 

   

 

 

102

Chittirakkuḍi.─Door post, main entrance, Śiva temple.

Vijayanagara

Sadāśivadēva Mahārāya

Śaka 1489, Śrimukha. Tai.

Do.

Damaged. Seems to mention an endowment by Śiddarkudi Araśukārar, the danmapālakar of Nayinā-Mudaliyār who was the agent of Achchutappa-Nāyakkarayyan.




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