South Indian Inscriptions - Inscriptions collected during the year 1908-09 @ whatisindia.com

South Indian Inscriptions

No.	Place of inscription.	Dynasty.	King.	Date.	Language and alphabet.	Remarks.
	NORTH ARCOT DISTRICT─contd. POLUR TALUK─contd. Kāppalūr─contd.
249	Same pillar	….	….	….	Tamil	In same characters as No. 248 above. Incomplete. Mentions the temple of Kaliyāchcha-Viṇṇagar.
250	North wall of the same maṇḍapa	….	….	Manmatha, Māśi 10	Do.	In characters of the 16th century A. D. States that Villavarāyar Bagavānār, a Vellāḷa of Kāmappullur, made a gift of money to the temple, which was invested in the leasing of some lands for rearing flower-gardens.
251	Same wall	….	….	Jaya. Paṅguni 11	Do.	Records as ānai-vāram given by the temple authorities and the ūravar of Kāmappullūr to the bhaṇḍāra of Tirukkāmēśuram-uḍaiyār and that of Achyutayyadēva-Mahārāya to the effect that the temple lands which had been mortgaged and now redeemed by Lakshmi-Reḍḍī on behalf of Tirumalaidēva-Mahārāśaiyyan, shall not henceforth be mortgaged again on any account.
252	Same wall	….	….	Jaya. Paṅguni 5	Do.	Registers gift of money by Villavarāyar Bagavanār for providing offerings and five twilight lamps to the images of Adiruṅkalal-Perumāḷ and his consort Āvaḍai-Nāchchiyār in the temple.
253	Lintel at the entrance into the shrine of the goddess in the same temple.	….	….	….	Do.	In characters of the 13th century A. D. States that (the entrance) was the work (tiruppaṇi) of Erumainallulān Vīmīśuramuḍaiyān Aruḷāḷapperumāḷ Villavarāyan of Tirumūr in Naḍuvil-maṇḍalam.
254	South wall of the same shrine	….	Sakalalōka-chakravartin Rājanārāyaṇa.	….	Do.	Damaged and incomplete. Seems to record an order issued to the ūravar of Kāmappullūr in Paṅgaḷa-nāḍu remitting certain taxes.
255	North wall of the kitchen in the same temple.	Chōḷa	Tribhuvanachakravartin Rājarājadēva.	4th year	Do.	Damaged. Registers a gift of land to the temple by Pṛithivigaṅgan alias [Nilaiyiṭṭa] Araśagaḷnāyan.
256	West wall of the same kitchen	Do.	Do.	Do.	Do.	Registers a gift of land to the temple by Nīlaiyiṭṭa-Perumāḷ Araśagaḷnāyan alias Kulōttuṅgaśōla-Pṛithivigaṅgan. On the same wall is also found a fragmentary record of Kulōttuṅga-Chōḷa III dated in his 16th year.
257	Two slabs built into the pavement of the first prākāra (north side) of the same temple.	Do.	Rājakēsarivarman alias Vīrarājēndradēva.	3rd year	Do.	Incomplete. Commences with the introduction, Viramētuṇai, etc. Seems to register some gift of land by the assembly (name lost).