The Indian Analyst
 

Annual Reports

 

No. Place of inscription. Dynasty. King. Date. Language and alphabet. Remarks.
  TRICHINOPOLY DI STRICT─contd. TRICHINOPOLY TALUK─contd. Srīraṅgam─contd.          
109 Fourth pillar in the some maṇḍapa …. …. …. Telugu and Tamil Records the perpetual devotion of Chinna-Maṅgammā, wife (paṭṭaqpu-dēvi) of Rāmakṛishaṇappa Nāyaka.
110 Pillar in a maṇḍapa on the east side of the prākāra. …. …. …. Do.

In characters of the 17th century A. D. Records the perpetual devotion of Muttu-Mudaliyār, the vāśal-pradhāni of Rāmakrishṇappa-Nāyaka, son of Tupākula Periya Rāmabhadra-Nāyaka.

111 Same wall Vijayanagara Vīrapratāpa Śaka [1460],  [Viḷambil]  . . . ., Saptami, Wednesday, Makhā. Tamil Damaged. Seems to register gifts of two villages in Malanāḍu in Tiruchirāpaḷḷi-uśāvaḍi, by Tirumalai-Nāyaka, son of Kachchi Viśvanātha-Nāyaka, for providing offerings and worship to the god Tiruvēṅkaṭanātha consecrated at Ellaikkarai by the former, for the merit of Achyutarāya Mahārāya and Chikkarāya.
112 Do. Chōḷa Rākakēsarivarman Lost Do. Much damaged. Begins with the introduction ‘pugalsūlnda puṇari’ of Kulōttuṅga-Chōḷa I. Registers gift of land by Arumoli Rājādhirāja alias Vāṇādhirājar for rearing a flower garden.
113 Do. Do. …. …. Do. Refers to the erosion of the river into the lands belonging to the temples at Śrīraṅgam and Tiruvānaikkā and the re-settlement of the proper boundaries by arbitration in the 20th year and 213th day of the king, evidently Kulōttuṅga-Chōḷa III.
114 East wall of third prākāra in the same temple. Vijayanagara Achyutadēva Mahārāya

Śaka 1459, Viḷambi, Vṛishabha, ba. 3, Friday, Uttirāḍam.

Do. Registers the royal gift of the village Uraiyūr for providing offerings and worship to the god on certain specified occasions through Rāmābhaṭṭarayyan, son of Bhūtanātha Tittishṇa-Bhaṭṭar, of the Gautama-gōtra.
115 Do. Pāṇḍya …. …. Do. Purports to be an order, issued by the god in the 5th year of (the Pāṇḍya kings) Kulaśēkhara, assigning to the 48 bhaṭṭas settled in the agaram called Kōdaṇḍarāma-chaturvēdi maṅgalam, founded by a certain Karumaṇikkālvān, round the Veḷḷaimurram (temple) near the Ellaikkargi, certain specified offerings due from the two services Ponmēndānsandi and Kōdaṇḍarāman-sandi.
116 Do. Do. …. …. Do. Engraved in continuation of the previous inscription and connected with it. Gives details regarding concessions granted to the bhaṭtas in the distribution of offerings referred to above.
117 Do. Chōḷa Rājakēsarivarman Chakravartin Kulōttuṅgaśōladēva (1). 47th year Do. Damaged. Begins with introduction ‘pugalmāduvilanga’, etc. Registers sale of land to a certain Mūvēn vētān by the authorities of the temple.

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