The Indian Analyst
 

Annual Reports

 

No. Place of inscription. Dynasty. King. Date. Language and alphabet. Remarks.
  SOUTH ARCOT DISTRCIT—contd. TIRUKKOYILUR TALUK—contd.          
426 Slab lying near a well in a field known as Tōpachchēri-vayal. Vijayanagara Veṅkaṭapatirāya. Śaka 14[7]6, Ānanda, Chittirai. Tamil. Registers gift of land for worship to god Kumārasvāmi at Tiruppālaipandal, for the merit of Kulaśēkhara-Vāṇādarāyan.
427 Nariyandal.—Rock known as Paṭṭippārai in a field north of the village. . . . . . . Śrīmukha, Paṅguni 3 Do. Modern. States that Nariyār-ēndal was the araśu-mānyam of Vāṇādarāya. (See No. 394 above.)
428 Śāngiyam.—Slab lying in a dry land known as Nattakkollai east  of Pāḷayaṅkuḷam. . . . . . . Manmatha, Siṁha, śu, paurṇamī, Pūśam, Saturday. Do. Damaged. Seems to register that the income from the village called Arundāmulaiyamman-pāḷaiyam was to be utilized for the-sacred bath of the goddess.
429 Jambai.—South wall of the maṇḍapa in front of the central shrine, Jambunātha temple. Chōḷa. Tribhuvanachakravartin Kulōttuṅga-Chōḷadēva. 49th year. Do. Registers gift of gold by a Kaikkōḷa for supplying flowers on two festival days in the temple of Tiruttāntōnṛīśvaramuḍaiya-Mahādēva at Śaṇbai alias Vīrarājēndrapuram.
430 Same wall Do. Do. 46th year. Do. Registers gift of the taxes perumpāḍi-kāval and śirupāḍi-kāval at Kuḷamaṅgalam alias Vīraśōlanallūr’ on the southern bank of the Peṇṇai’ for offerings, etc., during the midnight service in the temple at Jambai by Sagirayan Anuppūvan alias Kulōttuṅgaśōla-Malayakularāyan.
431 West base of the Dakshiṇamūrti shrine Do. Tribhuvanavīradēva 37th year. Do. Damaged. Seems to register a gift of land for offerings to the god.
432 West verandah in the first prākāra. . . . . . . . . Do. States that the image (of the goddess) Bhuvanāpati-Nāchchiyār was set up by a dancing girl of the temple.
433 West wall of the maṇḍapa in the same temple. Vijayanagara Viruppaṇa-Uḍaiyar. Prabhava, Chittirai 28, Punarpūśam, pañchamī, Tuesday. Do. Registers gift of land in Kaḷḷiyappāḍi by the temple authorities to Sūryadēva, son of Vanneñjaperumāḷ, for the service of ‘Tiruttūdu-viṇṇappañcheydal ’ in the temple.
434 West wall of the gōpura (inside), right of entrance. Chōḷa. Tribhuvanachakravartin Rāja[rājadēva]. (Lost) Do. Built in at the beginning. Seems to register a gift of land for offerings to the image of the god at Jambai when taken in procession during the months of Paṅguni and Āni.
435 Same wall, left of entrance. Do. Do. 22nd year. Do. Portions lost. Seems to register gift of land by Dēvaṇṇa. . . ., son of a daṇḍanāyaka  of (Hoysaḷa) [Sō]mīśvaradēva, for the tiruppaḷḷi-eluchchi service of the god.
436 East wall of the first prākāra (outside). Pāṇḍya Tribhuvanachakravartin Vikrama-Pāṇḍyadēva. 4th year (in words). Do. Two fragments one of which mentions Mahābali-Vāṇarāyar, a Mudali of the king and the other seems to provide for offerings to the god Naralōka virīśuramuḍaiyār by Munaiyadaraiyan Veṭṭuvān Āḷavandān Iruṅgōḷan.
437 Same wall Rāshṭrakūṭa. Kannaradēva. (Lost) Do. Fragment. Seems to refer to a gift of lamp to (the image of) Sūryadēva.

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