The Indian Analyst
 

Annual Reports

 

120 Do. Do. Do. 4th year Do. Commences with the same introduction. Records the assignment of 1,000 kalam of paddy by the king from the villages Korramaṅgalam and Alagiyamaṇavāḷanallūr in Rājagambhīra-vaḷanāḍu, for worship and offerings to god Śaṅkara-Nāyanār enshrined in the fourth prākāra of the temple.
121 Do. Do. Do. 3rd Do. Records a similar grant by the king certain specified lands, for conducting in the name of the king, a festival in the temple of Tiruvānaikkā-Uḍaiyār in the month of Māśi.
122 Do. Do. Do. 25th Do. Incomplete. Records a similar grant made by the king, of paddy derived as tax from the villages Narasiṅgamaṅgalam, Kaṇṇanūr, Ottanūr, Śeṅgāvūr, etc., in Rājarāja-vaḷanāḍu ‘ on the northern bank ‘, for the merit of his mother Kāḷaladēviyār, fro worship in the temple of Pōsalīśvaram-Uḍaiyār (at Kaṇṇanūr) consecrated by him. Refers to the damaged and neglected state of some lands caused by the breach of the Kāvērī, and their reclamation in this year.
123 Do. Do. Do. 27th Do. Records another gift of the same kind made by the king for the merit of his mother Kāḷaladēviyār.
124 Do. Do. Do. 5th Do. Gives details of income in paddy from different kinds of lands made over by the king to provide for worship and offerings to the deity in the temple of Sōmalīśvaram-Uḍaiyār at Purōśaikkuḍi in Pāchchil-kūrram, a subdivision of Rāja rāja-vaḷanāḍu, built by him as a paḷḷippaḍai for Dēviyār.
125 Do. Do. Sārvabhaumachakravartin Vīra-Rāmanāthadēva. 2nd year, Kaṛkaṭaka, śu. 15, Sunday, Tiruvōṇam. Do. Registers a sale of house-sites by the temple of Tiruvānaikkāuḍaiya-Nāyanār to a certain Gautamaśiva-Rāvaḷar, the disciple’s disciple of a certain Uḍaiyār Svāmidēvar, for building a maṭha.
126 Do. Chōḷa Tribhuvanachakravartin Rā[ja*]rā[ja*]dēva. 22nd year Do. Records an agreement of surety (kiḷipuṇai-tīṭṭu) given to the temple by a certain Kunranpirān alias Mānatuṅgappēraiyan, a ferryman, who had the kāṇi right of Kāri-Śāttaṅkuṛai in Kīlpilāṛu, a subdivision of Pāchchil-kūrram in Rājarājavaḷanāḍu, for 4,000 kāśu due from 3 other ferrymen to the temple for four shares purchased by them.
127 East gōpura leading to the third prākāra. . . . . . . . . . Sanskrit in Telugu States that the adherents of Advaita philosophy attain beatitude.
128 Slab set up on the east side of the fourth prākāra. . . . . . . . . . Sanskrit in Nāgarī States that the pavement of the temple of Jambunātha and Akhilāṇḍēśvarī was the work of Bhāskararāya Bhāratī-Dīkshita.
129 Pillar at the southern entrance into the same prākāra. . . . . . . . . . Telugu in Grantha Modern and badly engraved. States that Sadāśiva-Dīkshitēndra planted a pillar with the three name of Śiva (on it) and consecrated a liṅga in the vicinity of the Śaṅkarēśvara (shrine).
130 Right door-jamb of the same entrance . . . . . . . . . Tamil Modern. States that Sadāśiva-Dīkshita ruled (in the pontifical seat) with benignity for sixty years.
131 Left door-jamb in the same place . . . . . . . . . Telugu and Sanskrit in Grantha. Two verses in praise of Sadāśiva-Dīkshita.

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