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South Indian Inscriptions

 
No. Place of inscription. Dynasty. King. Date. Language and alphabet. Remarks.
  TRICHINOPOLY DISTRICT—contd. TRICHINOPOLY TALUK—contd, Srīraṅgam—contd.     Saka 1590. Kīlaka.. Makara, śu.13, Sunday, Rōhiṇī. Telugu Registers gift gold by Muddirai Rāman, son of Alegrya-Śinga, a sāttada Srivaishnava of the Śrīvatsa-gōtra, for providing some offerings to god Raṅganātha when the latter halted at the stone platform which he had built in the chitrāmaṇḍapa of the temple.
11 Same wall ….. ….. …. Kannada Damaged. Seems to register an order of Achyutarāya regarding the grant of three villages, probably to the temple.
12 Do. ….. ….. Śaka 1411. Saumya. Ṛishabha, śu 10, Sunday, Uttiram. Tamil Registers gift to the villages, Śaṭṭuvantāṅgal and Arapperuñchelvi on the southern bank of the pālār in Paḍaividuśāvaḍi in Toṇḍaimaṇḍalam, by Kandāḍai Ayōddhya Rāmānujayaṅgār, a Śāttāda-parama –ēkāngi of Tiruvaraṅgam Tiruppati, who got them from their Brahman owners, for offerings to the god during the Rāmānujan-avasaram, and to feed with the offerings Śrīvaishṇava Brahmans in the Rāmānujayaṅgār-Rāmānujakūṭam situated to the west of the Palavarāyarmaṭha on  the eastern   portion of the southern row of the Vikramaśōlan. tiruvīdi.
13 Do. ….. Pratāpa Gajavēṭṭai Dēvarāya-Mahārāya Śaka 1357, Rākshasa, Makara, śu. II, Saturday, Rōhiņī, Do. Registers a gift  of lands in Śēndanpāḷan Kaṇṇankuḍi as bhaṭṭavṛitti to Uttama-Nambi, son of Uttama-Nambi of the Kāśyapa-gōtra and the Aśvalāyana sūtra to supervise the conduct of the car festival instituted in the name of  Ādityadēva-Uḍajyar referred to in No. 7 above.
14 Do. Vijayanagara Achyutadēva-Mahārāya. Śaka 1461, Vikāri, Bhādrapada, śu.12, Tuesday, Tiruvōņam. Do. Contains two verses by   Ōduva Tirumalaidēvi – Amman, the rājamahishi of the king on the occasion of the king’s per forming the tulābhara-dāne. The record was engraved during the time of Śrīraṅgappa-Nāyaka, son of Tuḷuva Veṅgaḷa-Nāyaka.
15 Do. Do. Do. Saka1454, Virōdhi, Kārttitai, ba pañichamī. Do. Registers gift of 1,200 poṇ and 3 villages made by the king on the occasion of his visit to the temple with his queens Varadāchchi-Amman and Ōduva Tirumalai-Amman and prince Chikka  Veṅkaṭādri, for conducting with the income thereon, services to the god in their respective names. Gives a full list of the king’s military achievements in the introductory portion.
16 Do. Do. …..

Saka 1453(in chronogram in Sanskrit), Manmatha, Uttarāyaṇa, śu. 5,wednesday, Pūraṭṭādi.

Do. Registers gift of money by Śrīraṅgarājan Sōmayāji Tirukaḷirkanridāsan, son of Kōyil-Piḷḷai Nālukavipperumāḷ Śīyā-Brihaspati Sarvayājiyār Śōlaimalai-perumāḷ Alagivamanavāḷapperumāḷ of the Kāśyapa- gōtra and the Jaimini— sūtra, to provide, with the interest therefrom, offerings to the god. Mentions the donor’s disciple Nāgadēva of Tirunāgappaṭṭaņam and the matha called Alagiya-maṇavāḷajīyar-maṭha(which was probably built ) by Tirumalairāja.


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