The Indian Analyst
 

Annual Reports

 

No. Place of inscription. Dynasty. King. Date. Language and alphabet. Remarks.
 

TRICHINOPOLY DISTRICT─contd.

TRICHINOPOLY TALUK─contd.

         
  Turaiyūr─contd.          
160

Same wall

Chōḷa Vīrarājēndradēva

7th year (in words),Kanni, ba. 7, Thursday, Mṛigaśīrsha.

Tamil

Highly damaged. Seems to register gift of land by purchase to the temple.

  MADURA TALUK.
MADURA DISTRICT.
 

 

     
161

Madura.─Salb excavated near the Ēḷu- kaḍaltīrtham  in the Rāyagōpuram Street.

.. . . . . Śaka 1438, Dhātu, Āvaṇi, 10, śu. 12, Saturday, Uttirāḍam.

Grantha and Tamil .

States that the Sapta-sāgara-tīrtha was dug in front of the temple of Śokkanātha by Śāḷuva Narasā-Nāyaka Narasayan, as the gift of Kṛishṇadēva-Mahārāya.

 

CHINGLEPUT DISTRICT.
SAIDAPET TALUK.

         
162

Tiruvorriyūr.─Slab built into the pavement of the antarāḷa in the Valmīkanātha temple.

Pallava Nandippōttaraiyar, ‘who defeated (his enemies) at Teḷḷāru’.

18th year, 298th  day

Tamil Damaged. Registers an agreement given by the assembly of Nandiyambākkam ins Nāyaru-nāḍu, to burn two lamps before the god Mahādēva-Bhaṭārar at Tiruvorriyūr for the gold received by them from the king. In continuation of this is another damaged record of the same king dated in the same year, probably recording a similar endowment.
163

Salb built into the pavement of the south side of the first prākāra in the  same temple.

Chōḷa Rājakēsarivarman 6th year Do. Highly damaged. Seems to record the provision made for feeding a Brahman well-versed in the Vēdas at the time of the midday offerings of the god, by certain persons (names lost).
164 Another slab in the same pavement Do. Rājakēsarivarman alias[Rājarājadēva] 24th ,, Do.

Begins with the introduction Tirumagaḷ pōla, etc. Incomplete and ends of lines of lines lost. Seems to make provision for garlands to the god by Uḍaiyān Pirāntakan . . . . , (an officer) of the king.

165

Third slab in the same place

Pallava . Vijaya-Aparājitavarman

5th year (in words)

Do.

Damaged. Registers a gift of gold by a certain Kuṭṭiyāḷi- Brahmādhirājan for burning a lamp in the temple.

166

Pedestal of the image known as ‘Śaṅkara’ in the west side of the maṇḍapa round the centrals shrine in the same temple.

 

 

…. Do.

In characters of the 18th century A. D. Reads ‘Śrī­ Kāñchibīja (pīṭha ?) Mahādēvēndira-Sarasuvati śri’.

167

West wall of the outermost prākāra of the same temple.

Chōḷa

Tribhuvanachakravatin Vīrachōḷadēva ‘who having taken Madura, Īlam, Karuvūr and the crowned head  of the Pāṇḍya, was pleased to perform the anointment of heroes and victors’.

31st year Do.

States that the compound wall (tirumadil) of the temple at Tiruvorriyūr in Vikramaśōla-vaḷanāḍu, a subdivision of Pular-kōṭṭam in Jayaṅgoṇḍaśōla-maṇḍalam, was constructed by Āṭkoṇḍanāyakan alias Chēdirāyadēvar of Ādimaṅgalam. The work was supervised by Āṇḍār Rudradēva.


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