Annual Reports on Indian Epigraphy

35	Do.	Vijayanagara	Vīra-Bukkaṇa-Uḍaiyar	Śaka 1297, Rākshasa, Pushya, ba. 3, Thursday, Tai, 15= 1376, A. C., Janu- ary 10, Thursday, ∙67.	Do.	Registers the gift of the village Turaiyūr in Malainādu situated in Rājarāja-vaḷanāḍu, and a sum of 970 pon for the repairs in the temple, for a flower garden and for the feeding house (sattra) in the Pallavarāyar-maḍam, by Goppaṇaṅgaḷ by order of Chikka-Uḍaiyar. Refers to some arrangements that obtained earlier in the days of Kampaṇṇa-Uḍaiyar.
36	Do.	Chōḷa	Kulōttuṅga-Chōḷadēva	32nd year	Do.	Highly damaged. Commences with the introduction, Pugaḷ- śūlnda puṇari, etc. Seems to record a gift of land free of antarāya and certain specified taxes. The rest of the details are lost.
37	Do.	Do.	….	….	Do.	Damaged. Commences with the introduction, Pūmālai miḍaindu, etc. Records the gift of 100 sheep for supply of ghee for a perpetual lamp in the temple of Alagiyamaṇavāḷap- Perumāḷ.
38	Do.	Do.	Vikrama-Chōḷadēva	8th year, Makara, 25 ba. 8, Monday, Viśākhā = 1126, A. C., January 18, Monday, ∙30, ∙46.	Do.	Commences with the introduction, Pūmālai miḍaindu, etc. Records a gift by sale, of one vēli of land by the ālvārkanmis of the temple to Puravaṅguḍaiyān Arayian Adittadēvan alias Ēnādi Araiyan of Puḷiyaṅguḍi in Kiḷiyūr-nāḍu situated in Pāṇḍikulāśani-vaḷanāḍu, for one kāśu in order to meet the expenses for raising a flower garden called Nidiyābharaṇan- tirunandavanam for god Alagiyamaṇavāḷap-Perumāḷ. The gift land is said to have lain fallow for fifty years due to the overflow of the Kāvērī and the consequent deposit of sand on it. The record was ordered to be engraved on the walls of the ‘Rājamahēndran’ enclosure.
39	Do.	Do.	Do.	8th year	Do.	Records the sale of 3½ mā of land by Śāndūr Magilalaṅkāra- dāsan of Mūṅgilkuḍi and his younger brother Kurugūr Nambi, for 8 kāśu to Araiyan Ādittadēvan alias Ēnādi Arayian of Puḷiyaṅguḍi (see No. 38 above). The land is stated to have been acquired from Periyakōyil-piriyar by the donors in exchange for their own garden called Kōdaiyāṇḍāḷ-tirunandavanam made over to Periyakōyil-piriyar at the latter’s request.
40	Do.	Do.	Do.	Do.	Do.	Commences with the introduction, Pūmādu puṇara, etc. Records the sale-deed (poruḷmāvarudip-poruṭ-śelav-ōlai) for land mentioned in No. 39 above.
41	Do.	Do.	….	10th year	Do.	Damaged. Commences with the introduction Pugalśūlnda puṇari, etc. Records a gift of land free of certain specified taxes for raising a flower garden.
42	Do.	Do.	….	….	Do.	Badly worn out. Commences with the introduction, Pugal śūlnda puṇari, etc. Seems to record a gift of land at the instance of Nishadarājar. The other details of the gift are lost.
43	Same prākāra, north wall of the Dorai- maṇḍapam.	Pāṇḍya	Kōchchaḍa-panmar alias Tribhuvana- Chakravartin Emmaṇḍa…………	8th year	Do.	Damaged. Seems to record a provision made for conducting certain festivals in the Perumāḷdēvan-tirumaṇḍapam to god Varāha-Nāyanār and goddess Nāchchiyār instituted by Kulaśēkhara-Kāḷiṅgarāyar. Pallavan- Vilupparaiyan figures as one of the signatories.