No.
186.
(A.R. No. 269 of 1923.)
Koyil-Tevarayanpettai
(near Pandaravadai), Papanasam Taluk, Tanjore District.
On
the south wall of the central shrine, Matsyapurisvara temple.
This
is an incomplete record and stops with the mention of the madhyastha of
the village.
No.
187.
(A.R. No. 202 of 1926.)
Sendalai,
Tanjore Taluk, Tanjore District.
On
the west wall of the central shrine, Sudnaresvara temple.
This
records an endowment of a veli of land for the maintenance of a hall
(ambalam) erected by him at Chandralakhai-chaturvedimangalam, a brahmadeya
in Arkkattu-kurram, by Vayiramegam Pidaran of Vennayil in
Miysengili-nadu, after purchasing it tax-free from the perunguri-sabha
of the place. The land was allotted in
certain specified proportions for the following services in the ambalam
: supply of drinking water (to the wayfarers) during summer, keeping the
premises clean, supply of oil for a lamp, supply of earthen pots (for the water-shed)
; and for general periodical repairs. Vayiramega
was a surname of the Pallava king Dantivarman. This is probably a record of Aditya I (M.E.R. 1916, II,
7).
No.
188.
(A.R. No. 242 of 1926.)
Kilapaluvur,
Udayarpalaiyam Taluk, Trichinopoly District.
On
the south wall of the central shrine, Vatamulesvara Temple.
This
inscription is built in at the right end. It registers a sale of land to the temple of Tiruvalandurai-[Mahadeva]
at Sirupaluvur, a brahmadeya in Kunrakurram, by Savandi Damodiran Korran,
a resident of the village.
No.
189.
(A.R. No. 332 of 1927.)
Tiruppurambiyam,
Kumbakonam Taluk, Tanjore District.
On
the south wall of the central shrine, Sakshisvara temple.
This
records the gift of 6 kalanju of gold to provide for the daily supply of
an alakku of ghee, for half a lamp in the temple of the Bhattarakar at
Tiruppurambiyam by a Vellala of the place named Desakkurai Aranidi. This is possibly an inscription of
Sundara-Chola.
No.
190.
(A.R. No. 79 of 1931.)
Tiruppundurutti,
Tanjore Taluk, Tanjore District.
On
the north wall of the central shrine, Pushpavanesvara temple.
This
is an unfinished inscription which stops with the mention of the sabha
of Tiru[t*]turutti, a devadana in Arkkattu-kurram and Iraviyachchan
Sembiyan, a resident of the village.
No.
191.
(A.R. No. 220 of 1931.)
Manmadi,
Chingleput Taluk, Chingleput District.
On
the west wall of the central shrine, Tirukkaraisvara temple.
This
inscription is built in the middle. It
seems to register the sale of some land by the urar (assembly) of
Kalakkattur in Amur-kottam, to Araiyan Tillaikkuttan alias Rajaraja-Animuri-Nadalvan
who probably endowed it to the temple under the name kalaikalabharanan. The shrines of Kadugal (Pidari) and Sattan
(Sasta) evidently situated within this land are specifically excluded in the
transaction. The surname of the donor
suggests that the inscription may belong to Rajaraja I.
No.
192.
(A.R. No. 225 of 1931.)
On a
stone lying on the pavement of the first prakara in the same temple.
This
is a fragmentary inscription. It
probably records an endowment for offerings to god Tirukkarapuradeva by a chief
whose name is lost. It is possible that
he was identical with the donor mentioned in No. 191 above.
No.
193.
(A.R. No. 13 of 1907.)
Tiruvisalur,
Kumbakonam Taluk, Tanjore District.
On
the south wall of the central shrine, Sivayoganathasvamin temple.
This
registers a sale of land by Kuravasri Tiruvorriyuradigal-Kramavittan, a member
of the alunganam of Amaninarayana-chaturvedimangalam, to a lady
named Nakkan Varaguna, the wife of Marudan Pattan alias Solavelan,
the headman of Karugavur. As the
inscription is incomplete the details of the transaction are lost.
No.
194.
(A.R. No. 178 of 1907.)
Tiruppalatturai,
Trichinopoly Taluk, Trichinopoly District.
On
the north wall of the central shrine, Adimulesvara temple.
This
is the same inscription as No. 574 of 1908 which is published in South
Indian Inscriptions, Volume III, as No. 112. pp. 248 ff. The regnal
year is read there as 8. (See No. 181
above).
No.
195.
(A.R. No. 260 of 1907.)
Tiruvidaimarudur,
Kumbakonam Taluk, Tanjore District.
On
the south wall of the central shrine, Mahalingasvamin Temple.
This
records an endowment of tan ma of land for the maintenance of a gardener
who was to tlook after a flower-garden of sirusenbagam (champak) laid
out by one Tiruvenkattu-Pichchan, by the sabha and ur of
Tiraimur in co-ordination with the nagarattar of Tiruvidaimardil and the patipadamulattar (of the same village). Tiruvenkattu-Pichchan figures in the same capacity in No. 249 of 1907 of
the time of Parakesari ‘who took the head of the Pandya’ (Aditya II
Karikala). The record may be one of Parantaka II
Sundara-Chola.