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.          
149 South wall of the Chakrattālvār shrine in the same temple. …. Tribhuvanachakravartin Kōnērinmaikoṇḍān. 21st year, 290th day. Tamil Registers the confirmation by the king of a tax-free grant of the village Chittiravalli alias Kēraḷa-chaturvēdimaṅgalam in Kōṭtaikkarai-nāḍu, made by his father (ayyan) Kulaśēkhara for the expenses of conducting the service called Kulaśēkharan-śandi instituted in his name in the shrine of Tiruvāli-Ālvār.
150 Same wall …. …. …. Do.

In characters of the 14th century A.D. Incomplete. Mentions Tiruvāli-Ālvār.

151 Do. Vijayanagara Achyutarāya Śaka 1461 (expressed in chronogram), Viḷambi, Nakra (Karkaṭaka), ba. 5, Sunday. Sanskrit Registers royal gift of a pearl cuirass to the god and a jewelled crown for the goddess. Also registers a gift of 2 kshētra of land in Śangamavalli, received from Śrīraṅganārāyaṇa by Rāmachandra for providing offerings, probably to god Chakrattālvār.
152 Do. Do. Do. Saka 1460, Viḷambi, Karkataka, ba. 5, Sunday, Pūraṭṭādi. Tamil Connected with the above inscription. Registers gift of 2 vēli of land for providing offerings to Tiruvāli-Ālvān by Rāmachandran alias Śrīraṅganārāyaṇajīyar Brahmārāya, son of Narasiṁha-bhaṭṭa of the Kauśika-gōtra, which he had obtained from his guru Śrīraṅganārāyaṇajīyar, on the occasion of Makara saṅkrānti at the time of his spiritual initiation.
153

Capital of two pillars in the maṇḍapa in front of the same shrine.

…. …. …. Sanskrit in Grantha States that Virūpāksha, son of Harihara and grandsons of Bukka and the dauhitra of Rāmabhūpati constructed the vimāna, gōpura, and maṇḍapa to the god Chakrin and that he further made a gift of the village Pāchchil.
154 Pillar in the inner recess of the Veḷḷaigōpura. …. ….

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Grantha Fragment. Refers to the construction of a bridge by Muddapaimantri of the Kāśyapa-gōtra, over the river Kāvēri(Sahyātmajā).
155 Inner wall of the south gōpura leading to the Chittirai Street. Vijayanagara Narasiṅgadēva-Mahārāya Śaka 1428, Prabhava, Tulā, ba. 3, Saturday, Rōhiṇi. Tamil Registers gift of land in the southern portion of Tirumuḍikkurai by purchase for rearing flowers, cocoanut trees and vegetables to the temple, by Ūḷiyam Talayäri-Ekāṇḍār.
  LALGUDI TALUK.          
156 Tiruppaṅgili : North wall of the second prākāra in the Nīlivanēśvara temple. Chōḷa Tribhuvanachakravartin Kulōttu ṅ g a-Chōḷa ‘who was pleased to take Madura. Īlam and the crowned head of the Pāṇḍya’. 27th year, Makara, ba. 11, Monday, Mula. Do. Registers gift of land by an agambaḍip-peṇḍu named Nambāṇḍāḷ, daughter of Periya-Nāchchi of Āragaḷūr in Āvrūrkūrram, as dēvadāna to Emberumakkaḷ’ set up by her in the temple of  Tiruppaiññili-uḍaiya Nāyanār.
157 Same wall Do. Tribhuvanachakravartin Rājarājadēva 7 + 1st year Do. Registers a mortgage deed executed by three persons of Śhuśāttamaṅgaḷam, pledging their lands to the temple in returned for a loan raised by them from the temple treasury to pay off their arrears of taxes.

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