The Indian Analyst
 

Annual Reports

 

No. Place of inscription. Dynasty. King. Date. Language and alphabet. Remarks.
  SOUTH ARCOT DISTRICT─contd. TINDIVANAM TALUK.          
311 Iḍaiyāḷam.─Rock called the Siddharpārai near a tank in the village. …. …. …. Grantha Two pairs of  foot-marks, a book-stand, two kamaṇdalus and two fly-whisks are engraved on the rock, and in a circular line round them is engraved in modern characters an anushṭub verse paying obeisance to Mallishēṇa-Muniśvara otherwise called Vāmanāchārya.
312 Same rock …. …. …. Do. Round a pair of foot-marks and a book-stand is engraved the name Vimalajinadēva.
313 Do. Chōḷa Uḍaiyār Rājēndradēva 11th year Tamil

States that this is the padinaruśāṇ-kōl with which the field was measured. A line 12 feet in length is engraved near it, to represent this measuring rod.

314 Balipīṭha in the Jaina temple …. …. …. Do. In modern characters. Contains the name of Jinadēvar of Iḍaiyāḷam. Near this,  on a pillar is engraved the name of Appāṇḍār-Nayinār, who probably presented the pillar.
315 Kūṭṭākkuḍi.─Rock in front of a ruined Gaṇēśa temple at Pāṇḍapuram (hamlet). Chōḷa Tribhuvanachakravartin… ‘who having taken Madura and the crowned head of the Pāṇḍya was pleased to perform the anointment of  heroes and of victors.’ 33rd year Do. Much damaged. Mentions Pāṇḍapuram.
316

Same rock

…. …. …. Do. Gives the name Uḍaiyanāchchi-kuḷam, probably of the irrigation tank in the vicinity.
317 Do. Vijayanagara Kṛishṇadēva-Māhārāya.

Śaka 1434, Āṅgira, Āḍi 2.

Do. Damaged. Mentions Kōnēri-Appar and his agent Appan.
  FRENCH INDIA.          
318 Pondicherry.─Slab set up in a fountain. …. …. A.D. 1862 Latin Impression of the inscription and its reading kindly sent by Prof. J. Dubreuil of Pondicherry. States that in the time of Napoleon III, Imperator of the French, Alexander Durand d’Ubroye, the Governor of French India, erected (the fountain) at the site of the fort built by Governor Martin (see No. 179 of 1936-37).
319 Salb built into the wall of the fort …. …. A.D. 1745 Do. States that in the reighn of Louis XV, king of France Joseph, Francois Dupleix the Governor of the (French) East India Company built the fortifications on the shore toghther with the ‘ Porte Marine’ at the request of the inhabitants of Pondicherry.

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