Another fragment found near the king’s Audience Hall in the same place.

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Kannaḍa

Seems to contain some verses in praise of a king. In characters of about the 11th century.

Do. Two fragments found near the cistern close to the king’s Audience Hall in the same place.

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Do.

Contains verses in praise of Guṇachandramuni, Indranandi- muni and a lady. In characters of about the 10th century.

Vayalanallur-Durga temple. Stone paved into the verandah.

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Tamil

Damaged and fragmentary. Refers to a sabhā and to 5 kalañju of pon. In characters of about the 9th century.

Subrahmaṇya temple. Slab in the temple compound.

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Pramādi

Do.

Damaged. Seems to record a gift made by a Nāyaka. In late characters.

A second slab in the same place

Pārthivēndrādivarman

Year 5

Do.

Fragmentary. Seems to register a gift of tax-free land by a native of Ayaṇḍampākkam in Pulal-kōṭṭam to god Sattimurrattudēva of Vāyinānallūr in Puliyūr-kōṭṭam.

Three fragmentary stones in the same place.

Do.

Registers a gift of land made by Guṇakīrti Nambaḍugan, the kilān of Ayaṇḍampākkam to the temple for the expenses of śrībali and other services to the god.

Stone lamp-post in the same place

Do.

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Damaged. Seems to commence with the praśasti : Kāndaḷūr śālai, etc. Mentions a Veḷḷāḷa of Śiruppaḷḷiyūr and the god of Vāyinānallur situated in Puliyūr-kōṭṭam.

Two slabs in the same place

Do.

Damaged. Records a gift of land made tax- free and mentions Piḷḷaippākkam in Māṅgāḍu-nāḍu.

Stops abruptly after the introduction commencing with Tiru- mādu puviyennum.

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