Annual Reports on Indian Epigraphy

Annual Reports

No.	Place of inscription.	Dynasty.	King.	Date.	Language and alphabet.	Remarks.
	NORTH ARCOT DISTRICT─contd. POLUR TALUK─contd. Kalaś apākkam— contd.
291	Another pillar in the same shrine	Chōḷa	Rājakēsarivarman Rājādhirājadēva	[33]rd year	Tamil	Begins with the introduction Tingaḷērlaru, etc. Registers an endowment of land after purchasing the same from the assembly (tiruvuṇṇāḷigaisabhai) of the temple by the Nānādēśis, for the purpose of feeding people during the seven days of the annual festival in the Nānādēśīyanśālai and Ainnū rruvan-ambalam.
	CHINGLEPUT DISTRICT. SRIPERUMBUDUR TALUK.
292	Poonamalle—Stray pillar lying in the first prākāra of the Vaidyanāthasvāmin temple.	Do.	*Parakēsarivarman alias rājēndrachōḷadēva.*	9th year (in words)	Do.	Beginning lost and incomplete. Contains a portion of the historical introduction beginning with the words Tirumanni vaḷara, etc. Mentions Māṅgāḍu alias Aḷagiyaśōḷanallūr.
293	Two slabs placed over a drain in the eastern side of the second prākāra of the same temple.	Do.	Rājarājadēva (I)	25th year	Do.	Incomplete. Mentions Pūndanmalli in Māṅgāḍunāḍu, a subdivision of Puliyūr-kōṭṭam.
294	Two slabs set up to the right of entrance into the same temple.	. . . .	. . . .	Śaka 1692, Vikṛiti, Tai, 16, Saturday, daśamī, Rōhiṇī.	Do.	Records the renovation of the shrines of Vaidyanāthasvāmiyār and(?) Taiyalnāyaki-Amman by a certain Svāmināthan, son of Nallattambi Mudaliyār and grand-son of Gurumūrti-Mudaliyār of the Tuḷuva-Veḷḷāḷa community who held ¼ Suvāstya-right in the village.
295	Another slab set up in the same place	. . . .	. . . .	Śaka 1692, Khara, Makara, śu. Saturday, daś amī, Rōhiṇī.	Tamil (verse)	Records the same facts mentioned in the previous inscription.
296	Slab set up in the maṇḍapa at the eastern entrance of the same temple.	. . . .	. . . .	Śaka 1700, Viḷambi, Chittirai 10, Sunday, Uttiraṭṭādi, ashṭamī.	Do.	Records the construction of the Kalyāṇamaṇḍapa of the temple, by the donor mentioned above.
297	South wall of the central shrine in the Varadarājaperumāḷ temple.	Pāṇḍya	Jaṭāvarman alias Tribhuvanachakravartin Sundara-Pāṇḍyadēva.	12th year (in words), Makara, śu. 7, Friday, Rēvati.	Tamil	Built in in the beginning and stones misplaced. Records a gift of cows by Kandāḍai Aḷagiyarāghava-Bhaṭṭa-Sōmayājiyār for a twilight lamp in the temple (name lost).
298	South wall of the central shrine in the Varadarāja-Perumāḷ temple.	. . . .	. . . .	Virōdhi, Āni 25	Do.	In characters of the 17th century A. D. registers a gift of land after purchasing the same from avasaram Rāgavayyar by a certain Dinakarappiḷḷai Nambirāyan for providing puḷugukāppa (civet-anointment) to the god (name not specitied).