Annual Reports on Indian Epigraphy

17	Do.	Do.	Do.	40th year	Do.	Do. Seems to commence with the introduction, Tirumagaḷ . . . . etc. Records a gift of land, the details of which are lost. Among the signatories figures one named Olochchan of Anbil.
18	Do. west of the Nālikēṭṭān vāśal	Do.	Do.	10th year	Do.	Commences with the introduction, Pugalśūlnda puṇari, etc. Seems to record a sale of 6 vēli of land as poliyūṭṭupparru by the sabhā of Chandralēkhai-chaturvēdimaṅgalam to the temple authorities towards the interest on the sum of 400 kalañju borrowed by them from the god Paḷḷikoṇḍaruḷina Anantanārāyaṇasvāmin in the 10th year of Madurai [koṇḍa kō]p-Parakēsaridēva.
19	Do.	Do.	Rājēndra-Chōḷadēva	12th year	Do.	Damaged. Gives a long list of names. The purport of the record is lost.
20	Do.	Do.	Kulōttuṅga-Chōḷadēva	45th year	Do.	Commences with the introduction, Pugalśūlnda puṇari, etc. Records the gift by sale of land to the temple by Kīran . . . Śaḍayan Śēndan and another. Among the signatories of the document figures one Tiruvaraṅgadēvan who is said to be the barber (ambaṭṭan) of the place.
21	Do.	Do.	Do.	5th year	Do.	Damaged. Commences with the introduction, Pugalmādu viḷaṅga, etc. Records the sale deed (poruḷ-māvarudip- poruṭ-śelavōlai) for the land mentioned in the previous number.
22	Do.	Do.	Do.	44th year	Do.	Do. Records the decision of the Peruṅguri-sabhā of the village . . . . maṅgalam to re-impose their original iraiyili tenure on certain cultivable lands under the iraikāval tenure, which were converted from the iraiyili into the iraikāval tenure from the 2nd to the 40th year of the king’s reign.
23	Do.	Do.	Do.	….	Do.	Damaged. Begins with the introduction, Pugalśūlnda puṇari, etc. Seems to register a gift of land to Villavarājar. The details of the gift are lost.
24	Do.	Do.	….	..	Do.	Fragmentary. Commences with the introduction, Pugalmādu puṇara, etc. Seems to record a provision made for the amudupaḍi (food offerings) to the god by certain private indi- viduals and the officials of the temple treasury (Śrībhaṇḍā- ram). This inscription is engraved below No. 23 above and by the side of this is another much worn out record com- mencing with the praśasti, Pūmādu viḷaṅga, etc., but its details except for the names Chāmuṇḍan Gōvarddanamaṇavā- [lan*] and Śilaiyan Kundavai ……., are lost.
25	Do.	….	….	Śaka …., Vibhava, Mēsha, Puṇarpūśam	Do.	Damaged. The characters are cut very shallow. Seems to record certain gifts made to the temple by Chokkanātha- Nāyaka.
26	Do.	Chōḷa	Śuṅgandavirttaruḷina Kulōttuṅga- Chōḷadēva.	4[0]th year	Do.	Damaged. Commences with the introduction, Pugalśūlnda puṇari, etc. Records the purchase of certain lands at Śirudāvūr which were under tirappu tenure and their conversion into dēvadāna-iraiyili tenure by payment of a lump sum, by the king on the day of pūśam for the sacred bath of the deity and offerings in the temple from the 40th year of his reign.