No.
342.
(A.R. No. 55
of 1923.)
Pullalur,
Conjeevaram Taluk, Chingleput District.
On
other stones built into the Kailasanatha and Vishnu temples.
This
is an inscription formed by piecing together the stones found in the two
temples. It seems to record an
agreement by the assembly and the two Piranadhikarigai who are mentioned
in No. 121 above of the 5th year of the king, to maintain two
services and to burn a lamp in a temple (name lost) with the income from some
land, 3 patti in extent (?) of which they are stated to have taken the
management. Another fragment dated in
the same reign merely gives the names of the Piranadhikarigai Surankudaiyar
and Pira . . . . . . . . of whom a third fragment supplies the full name
as Pirayurudaiyan. This makes
mention of some messengers (olaitudodakkadavargal). A fourth fragment mentions Mummudisolavadi
(road) called after Mummudi-Chola which was a surname both of Gandaraditya
and Rajaraja I. Still another
fragment, the last one mentions an endowment as Mahabharata-vritti.
No.
343.
(A.R. No. 56
of 1923.)
On
some other stones built into the Kailasanatha and Vishnu temples.
This
inscription is formed by piecing together the stones found in the two
temples. Portions of the inscription are
lost. It seems to record the gift of
some plots of land by the mahasabha and the Piranadhi[karigal] to
a certain (teacher called ?) Padasiva for burning a lamp during the
services and for the maintenance of worship and offerings in a temple (name
lost).
No.
344.
(A.R. No. 374
of 1924.)
Melappaluvur,
Udaiyarpalaiyam Taluk, Trichinopoly District.
On
the east wall of the mandapa infront of the Agastyesvara shrine, Agastyesvara
temple.
The
inscription is much damaged. It seems
to be connected with No. 215 above and to record an order of [A]digal
Paluvettaraiyar Maravan Kandan to the Todapattikkarach-Chettigal
(merchant community) of the place perhaps permitting the payment of taxes due
by them at the rates prevailing at Nandipuram, on the representation
made on their behalf by . . . . . . . .navan Araiyan alias Kandasetti. The order was communicated through the
officer Velan Chintamani, the headman of Tattanur.
No.
345.
(A.R. No. 132
of 1926.)
Tiruvilakkudi,
Mayavaram Taluk, Tanjore District.
On
the south wall of the central shrine, Manavalesvara temple.
This
is damaged at the ends of lines. It
records a gift of 96 sheep for burning a lamp in the temple, by a native of Kaduvangudi.
No.
346.
(A.R. No. 133
of 1926.)
On
the same wall.
This
is damaged and built in. It records the
gift of a gong and provision of a kasu as remuneration for sounding it
in the temple, by a merchant of Ambar in Ambar-nadu. The village which is called Tiruvelvikkudi, is said to have
formed part of Videlvidugu-[chaturvedima]ngalam in Kurukkai-nadu on the
northern bank (of the river).
No.
347.
(A.R. No. 102
of 1931.)
Tiruppundurutti,
Tanjore Taluk, Tanjore District.
On
the south wall of the central shrine, Pushpavanesvara temple.
This
record is incised in early characters and has therefore been assigned to Aditya
I
(M.E.R. 1931, II. 4). It registers a gift of 25 kalanju for
a perpetual lamp in the temple by Gandharvan Baradayan Singan Srikanthan. The ends of the lines are built in.
No.
348.
(A.R. No. 103
of 1931.)
On
the same wall.
The
inscription is built in at the right end.
It registers an endowment in gold made by a certain Gunavan Puttan
of Kalattur[kottam ?] for a perpetual lamp in
the temple to be maintained by the sabha of Tirutturutti. The donor seems to be identical with Gunavan
Puttadi mentioned in No. 273 above from Tillaisthanam, which is dated in
the 17th year of the king.
The name of his native village is given there as Kumarapadi in
Vaidavur-nadu a subdivision of Kalattur-kottam. The record is assignable to the reign of Aditya I on account
of its early script.
No.
349.
(A.R. No. 143
of 1931.)
Tiruchchatturai,
Tanjore Taluk, Tanjore District.
On
the orth wall of the central shrine, Odanavanesvara temple.
This
inscription is damaged. It seems to
record a gift of sheep for a lamp in the temple of Tiruchchorrutturai-Udaiyar.
No.
350.
(A.R. No. 155
of 1931.)
On
the west wall of the same shrine.
This
inscription is damaged. It registers a
gift of 25 kalanju of gold for a perpetual lamp (in the temple) by a
certain Kar Se . . . . . . . . the son of Devanar of the village.
No.
351.
(A.R. No. 180
of 1931.)
On
the south wall of the same shrine.
This
inscription is damaged. It records an
endowment of 20 kalanju of gold for a perpetual lamp in the temple of
Tiruchorrutturai by Tribhuvanamadevi Vayiriyakkanar the Chola queen and
the daughter (?) of Kadupattigal Tamarmettiyar (see No. 304 above). Kadupattigal seems to refer to a Pallava
chief of the period. This is a record
of Aditya I.
No.
352.
(A.R. No. 242
of 1931.)
Tirunarayanapuram,
Musiri Taluk, Trichinopoly District.
On
the south wall of the Vedanayaki-Tayar shrine, Vedanarayana-Perumal temple.
This is a mere fragment of an
inscription which should have recorded an endowment for a lamp in the temple.