| No. |
Place of inscription. |
Dynasty. |
King. |
Date. |
Language and alphabet. |
Remarks. |
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SOUTH ARCOT DISTRCIT—contd. TIRUKKOYILUR TALUK—contd. Tēvaḍiyākuppam—contd. |
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| 451 |
Rock known as Kallānkuttupārai north of the village. |
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Vikṛiti, Āvaṇi. . . .. . ., Hasta, Monday. |
Tamil |
In characters of the 17th century A.D. Damaged. Refers to a previous grant of Attamilāppaṭṭu for conduct of a service called Vikramapāṇḍiyan-śandi. |
| 452 |
Murukkanpāḍi.—Slab set up in a dry land to the east of the main road. |
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Do. |
In characters of the 16th century A.D. Damaged. Seems to record a gift of land for a lamp by Pottaya-Dēvachōḷa-Mahārāja. |
| 453 |
Rock known as Rājākōyil in another dry land. |
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Rākshasa |
Do. |
In characters of the 18th century A.D. Registers an arrangement for levy of a tax on the lands watered by the tank at Murukkampāḍi. |
| 454 |
Slab set up in a dry land known as Kuppattēri-kollai. |
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Do. |
Modern. Registers gift of land to Ammaiyappa-Nayinār at Murukkampāḍi. |
| 455 |
Kāṅgiyanūr.—Rock in a poramboke land to the east of the road leading to the chēri. |
Vijayanagara |
Viruppaṇa-Uḍaiyar, son of Harihara |
Rudhirōgāri, Rishabha, śu. Friday, Anusham. |
Do. |
States that a piece of land in Gāṅgēyanallūr situated in Vāṇagōppāḍi and belonging to the temple of Tiruvaṇṇāmalai-uḍaiya-Nāyanār, which had been improved by Ulaguḍaiya-Nāchchiyār and her father-in-law Śelvar Yādavarāyar was given over for cultivated to Maṇḍalapurushar, the son of the former, on favourable terms. |
| 456 |
Rock in a field known as Tachchan-kollai |
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Makara, śu. |
Do. |
Damaged and fragmentary. Mentions gift of land in Gāṅgēyanallūr as Durgai-paṭṭi. |
| 457 |
Rock known as Ānaikkalpārai in a land to the north of the stream. |
Vijayanagara |
Viruppaṇa-Uḍaiyar, so of Ariyappa-Uḍaiyar. |
Śaka 1303 (wrong), Krōdhana, Kārttigai, [Makara], śu. 10, Monday. |
Do. |
Registers an assignment of land in Gāṅgēyanallūr by Dēvar Yādavarāyar to a ceratin Toṇḍaimānār, belonging to the Nattamkkaḷ community. |
| 458 |
On a stone set up in a dry land known as Ēlukallumēḍu, a mile to the north of the village. |
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Do. |
The characters are of about the 10th century A.D. Records the paraṇi (vow) observed by Perri, the wife of Vilaiyanuḍaiyān-Bhaṭṭan and daughter of Taṇḍalaipākkam-Uḍaiyān. |
| 459 |
On another slab in the same place |
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Do. |
The characters are of a about the 10th century A.D. States that this is the column (tari) marking the site where Pālai, wife (?) of Kurukkai-uḍaiyān Namban and daughter of Kuḷi Muttan, observed the paraṇi vow. |
| 460 |
O n a third slab in the same place |
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Do. |
The characters are of a about the 10th century A.D. States that this tari marks the place where Tiruvi, wife of Śiruvuḍaiyān Vaḍugan and daughter of Paḍiyan of Kurukkai observed a similar vow. |
| 461 |
On a fourth slab in the same place |
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Do. |
The characters are of about 10th century A.D. Records that the paraṇi vow was observed by Naṅgi, wife of Tatti of Vaṇḍagappāḍi and daughter of Kāman of Mey[yūr*]. |
