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19 |
Do. |
Do. |
Do. |
Śaka 1721, Kali 4900,
Siddhārthi, Chittirai |
Do. |
Records the construction of a maṇḍapa on the way to Sētu,
for a feeding charity, by Ammaṇi Āyi, wife of the brother of |
20 |
Do. |
Do. |
Do. |
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Tamil and Grantha |
Beginning lost. Registers the gift of two kuruṇi of land from Nārttāmalai and Pudukkōṭṭai, 50 vessels, 100 cows, and 300 sheep for a feeding charity, into the hands of Ayya- vārayyan in Tūvūr, on the occasion of a solar eclipse. |
21 |
Do. |
Do. |
Do. |
Śaka 1725, Kali 4904,
Rudhirōdgārin, |
Tamil |
Incomplete. Records the construction of a feeding house, maṇḍapa and tank on the way to Sētu. Among the boun- daries of the place is mentioned Kīranūr as different from Mangaḷāmbāsamudram. See No. 18 above. |
22 |
Do. |
Do. |
Do. |
Śaka 1719, Kali 4898,
Piṅgaḷa, Vaikāśi, 30,
Friday, Pūrṇimā,
Kēṭṭai (Lunar |
Do. |
Records the establishment of a feeding charity on the way to Sētu the chief mentioned in No. 18 above for the merit of Aḍappam Kūttappan, son of Cheṅgamalam-Piḷḷai. |
23 |
Do. |
Do. |
Do. |
Śaka 1724, Kali 4903,
Dundubhi, Tai 18, |
Do. |
Incomplete. Registers the gift of 10,000 kuli of land, for offerings to the God Gōkarṇēśvara and the goddess Briha- dāṁbāḷ in the temple at Tiru-Gōkarṇam on festival days including the fifth day of Chittirai. The gift is stated to have been made on the Rathasaptamī day, for the merit of Aḍappam Kūttappan, son of Cheṅgamalam-Piḷḷai, by the chief mentioned in No. 18 above. |
24 |
Do. |
Do. |
Do. |
Do. |
Do. |
Incomplete. Stops after mentioning the name Aḍappam Kūttappan, son of Cheṅgamalam-Piḷḷai. |
25 |
Do. |
Do. |
Do. |
Śaka 1719, Kali 4898,
Pingaḷa, Aippaśi |
Do. |
Incomplete. Registers an endowment of a feeding charity for the merit of the same person as above by the same chief. |
26 |
Do. |
Do. |
Veṅkaṭadēva |
Śaka 1654, Kali 4833,
Paridhāvin, Jyē- |
Telugu |
Registers the gift of the village Kīranūr to Pērayya, son of Yellamarasayya of the Śrīvatsa gōtra and Yajuś-śākhā, by Vijayaraghunātharāya Toṇḍaimāṇ, son of Tirumalarāya Toṇḍaiman and grandson of Raghunātharāya Toṇḍaimān. |
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