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Place of inscription. |
Dynasty. |
King. |
Date. |
Language and alphabet. |
Remarks. |
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TRICHINOPOLY DISTRICT—contd. TRICHINOPOLY TALUK—contd. Śrīraṅgam—contd. |
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| 93 |
Same wall |
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Yuva, Kārttigai 10 |
Tamil. |
Records that 2 vēli of land belonging to the temple were allotted for worship to the images of Viṭṭalēśvara and Madhurakavi-Ālvār mentioned above. Also refers to the construction of a maṇḍapa and the formation of a garden by the donor mentioned in No. 92 above. Mentions also a shrine of Tiruppāṇ-Ālvār. |
| 94 |
Stone built into the north wall of the Kūrttālvār shrine. |
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Dhanus, Tuesday, Pūraṭṭādi. |
Do. |
Fragment. Mentions the temple of Purushōttamattu-Emberumān at Uttamasīli-chaturvēdimaṅgalam. |
| 95 |
Slab kept near the Dēvasthānam Museum. |
Chōḷa. |
Parakēsarivarman ‘ who took Madura and Īlam’. |
41st year |
Do. |
Mutilated at the end. Records gift of 2 pieces of land by a certain Brahmādhirājan alias Āchchiyan-Bhaṭṭan Śrī Vasudēvan Chakrapāṇi of Peruveṅgūr, a brahmadēya in Viḷā-nāḍu, for cake-offerings to the god on the day of ēkādaśi, during the Paṅguni festival in the temple. |
| 96 |
North side of the Chittiraittēr-maṇḍapam in the east Chittirai street. |
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Śaka 1366, Raktākshi, Tai 15. |
Do. |
States that this maṇḍapa was the gift of Śirupparaśar Viṭṭaṇan. |
| 97 |
Slab set up in the street corner near the same maṇḍapa. |
Vijayanagara |
Veṅkaṭapatidēva-Mahārāya |
Śaka 1516, Jaya, Mēsha, śu. 3, Saturday, Rōhiṇī. |
Do. |
Records sale of house-sites by two Brāhmaṇas of the temple to Achchyutappa-Nāyaka, son of Śevvappa-Nāyaka, for establishing a Rāmānuja-kūṭam. |
| 98 |
Four inner jambs of the gōpura in the same street. |
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Grantha |
Four labels, one on each jamb reading ‘ Kaliyugarāman’ in characters of the 13th century A.D. Below this is sculptured in relief the figure of a Gaṇḍabhēruṇḍa, with a human body and two birds’ heads. |
| 99 |
Slab set up in the Maṇavāḷa-māmunimaṭha in the south Uttira street. |
[Pāṇḍya] |
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Tamil |
States that the Sundarapāṇḍyan-maṭha was built for the welfare of Perumāḷ Sundara-Pāṇḍya, by Varantaruvān Eḍuttakai-alagiyān alias Pallavarāyar of Tuñjalūr in Naḍuvil-kūrram, a subdivision of Tirumilalaikūrra-nāḍu, for the use of the Tridaṇḍi-sanyāsins. |
| 100 |
Pillar in the maṇḍapa in front of the central shrine in the Daśāvatāra temple belonging to the Ahōbalamaṭha. |
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Śaka 1618,Īśvara, Puraṭṭāśi, śu- 13, Śatabhishaj. |
Do. |
Incomplete. States that Sāmavēdi Rāmayyaṅgār alias Śrīraṅga Kalyāṇa-Rāmānujasvāmin, the nephew of Periya Kalyāṇa Rāmānūjasvāmin succeeded the latter in the supervision of the affairs of the Daśāvatāra temple. |
| 101 |
North and west walls of the same shrine. |
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Śaka . . . . [Viḷam]bi, Uttarāyaṇa, Rishabha, śu. 2, Monday, Rēvatī. |
Do. |
Damaged. Records grant of land Śeṅguḍi and Aṇalai including house-sites as Nityāgnihōtra-vṛitti to a certain Śrīraṅgarāja-Dīkshitar out of the tiruviḷaiyāṭtam lands of the shrine of Tirumaṅgai-Ālvār, by Nārāyaṇasvāmin, the agent in charge of the latter shrine in the Daśāvatāram temple. After daily worship in the temple and on the 5 festival days in honour of Tirumaṅgai-Ālvār every year , the Jīyar was entitled to certain honours. |
