The Indian Analyst
 

Annual Reports

 

No. Place of inscription. Dynasty. King. Date.

Language and alphabet.

Remarks.
 

CHITOOR DISTRICT.
CHANDRAGIRI TALUK.

   

 

 

 

180

Tānapalle.─Rock at the foot of the hill near the village.

 

 

  Tamil

In characters of the 16th century A. D. Damaged at the end. Seems to register a gift (probably of land) to Kavi Kāḷatti-Īśvara by Tirumalai-Nāyaka, on behalf of his father Periya Tirumalai-Nāya[ka].

181

Kuṇtṛapākkam.─Pillar in the mahāmaṇḍapa in the dilapidated Śiva temple.

Chōḷa    

Tamil

In characters of the 15th century A. D. Engraved over the standing figure of a persons in a worshipping posture. Gives his name as Ochchappa-Reḍḍi Mallayan.

182

South wall of the central shrine in the same temple.

Do.  

15th year

Do.

Beginning of lines lost. Very much damaged. Seems to register gift of gold by a person for offerings to the god [Tiru]vagattīśuram-uḍaiya-Nāyanār at Kunrapākkam in Kuḍavūr-nāḍu.

183

East wall of the maṇḍapa in front of the same shrine.

Pallava .  

Śaka 1524. Plava,

Tai 2.
Do.

Damaged. Registers gift of land made for the merit of his parents and himself, bys Tiruppaṇippiḷḷai-Ayyan who was in charge of Kunrappākkam, for the sacred bath and worship of god Agattīśvaram-Uḍaiyār on Mondays on the month of Kārttigai.

184

East wall of a small shrine in the same temple.

Do.

 

  Do.

In characters of the 17th century A. D. Records the sadāsēvā of Kolunda-Bhaṭṭar, son of Vayira-Bhaṭṭar.

185

Rock near a natural spring on the hill near the village.

Chōḷa

Tribhuvanachakravartin Rājarājadēva

(III).

18th year

Do.

Records gift of the village Kunrappākkam, made free of taxes, to god Tiruvēṅgaḍam-Uḍaiyān (at Tiruppati) by Śenni Tirukkāḷattidēvan alias Yādavarāyan.

186

Stone lying in a channel called ‘Kaśaṅkālvāy’ in the same village.

Pāṇḍya

Sundara-Pāṇḍyadēva

11 + 1st year, Āḍi Do.

Very much damaged. Seems to register a gifts of land to Agattīśvaram-Uḍaiya-Nāyanār by Yādavarāyan Vīra-Nāra-siṅgadēvan.

187

Avilāla.─South wall of the central shrine in the Kapilēśvara temple.

 

Tribhuvanachakravartin Vijaya-Gaṇḍa gōpā[ladēva].

18th year Do.

Stones lost in the middle. Refers to the Śivaliṅga-chalana in the temple of Kavilīśvaram-uḍaiya-Nāyanār and the convening of the assembly in the Tirukkaṇṇappadēvar-tirukkāvaṇam, Probaly at Kāḷahasti.

188 Slab lying in front of the same temple. Pallava Vijaya-Nandivikramavarman 21st year (in words) Grantha and Tamil Records gift of the taxes kallāṇakkāṇam and vīdanāli leviable from the village, by Vikramāditya-Mahābali-Vāṇarāya,at the  request of the queen Atippirasādi alias Vijjiyakkanār for the maintenance of the tank at Avilāli.
189

Another slab (broken) lying in the same place.

Chōḷa Vikrama-Chōḷadēva [5]th year Tamil

Fragmentary. Mentions Avilāli as a dēvadāna of the god at Tiruvēṅgaḍam in Kuḍavūr-nāḍu a subdivision of Tiruvēṅgaḍakōṭṭam. Another fragment close by contains a portion the historical introduction of Kulōttuṅga-Chōḷa I beginning with the words Pugaḷmādu-viḷaṅga, etc.

190 Third slab in the same place.     Śaka 1585, ŚōbhaŚaka 1585, Śōbha 10. Telugu

Registers gift of land for repairs to the tank at Avilāla by Rāmireḍḍi and others, during the pārapatya (regime) of Sūryanārāyaṇappa.


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