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The Indian Analyst
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South Indian Inscriptions |
SOUTH INDIAN INSCRIPTIONS VOLUME XIII INSCRIPTIONS OF RAJAKESARIVARMAN
No.
326.
(A.R. No. 316 of 1904.)
Kudumiyamalai,
Pudukkottai State.
On a
pillar of the rock-cut shrine, Melaikkoyil Temple. This
inscription is damaged. It records an
endowment of money for burning a lamp in the temple of
Tirumulattanattur-Perumanadigal at Tirunilakunram in Kunriyur-nadu by a certain
Kavisiyan Peruman.
No.
327.
(A.R. No. 330
of 1904.)
On
the north face of the south pillar in the same rock-cut shrine.
On
the north wall of the central shrine, Vaidyanatha temple. This
records and endowment of 4 kalanju of gold for burning a lamp throughout
the day-time in the temple at Tirunilakkunram in Kunriyur-nadu, on behalf of a
person called Sendan-Nakkan. The name
of the donor is lost.
No.
328.
(A.R. No. 604
of 1904.)
Srinivasanallur,
Musiri Taluk, Trichinopoly District.
On a
stone built into the floor of the Visvanathasvamin temple. This
is a fragmentary inscription which seems to record the provision made by order
of the king for burning a perpetual lamp before god
PallikondarulukinraPerumanadigal (Ranganatha).
This stone is obviously from elsewhere.
No.
329.
(A.R. No. 600
of 1904.)
On
the south wall of the Pattabhiramasvami shrine, in the same temple. The
inscription is damaged. It seems to
record an endowment of 18 ½ kalanju
of gold by the standard weight called pachchirkal left by Niliyar a lady
resident of Tottiyam, in charge of the assembly of the village, who set apart
some land in return as archana-bhoga out of which the daily offerings to
the god were to be provided for. The
assembly is said to have consisted of 48 members.
No.
330.
(A.R. No. 325
of 1906.)
Tirumalpuram,
Arkonam Taluk, North Arcot District.
On
the west wall of the central shrine, ruined Vishnu temple. This
records a gift of sheep for a lamp in the temple of Perumanadigal at
Govindapadi in Valla-nadu, a subdivision of Damark-kottam, by Arangan
Ka[ru]nakaran alias Tennavan-Muvendavelan of Kulamangalam in
[A]mbar-nadu. This donor is evidently
different from Adittan Suryan of Poygai-nadu an important person of thetime of
Rajaraja I, who had the same title (S.I.I. II. Intr. P. 11).
No.
331.
(A.R. No. 326
of 1907.)
Tiruvisalur,
Kumbakonam Taluk, Tanjore District.
On
the north wall of the central shrine, Sivayoganathasvamin temple. This
is merely an unfinished fragment.
No.
332.
(A.R. No. 297
of 1908.)
Tirukkalittattai,
Kumbakonam Taluk, Tanjore District.
On
the west wall of the central shrine, Vedapurisvara temple. This
records the gift of a silver pot for thesacred bath of god
Srikudittittai-Mahadeva at Vembarrur by Sembiyan-Mahadevi-Pirattiyar the
mother of Uttama-Chola. The
inscription is evidently one of Rajaraja I.
No.
333.
(A.R. No. 446
of 1908.)
Tiruvilimilalai,
Nannilam Taluk, Tanjore District.
On
the first pillar in the inner gopura, Vilinathasvamin temple, right of
entrance. This
is below an inscription of the 12th year of Rajaraja I and
seems to be connected with it. A
portion to its right is chiseled off.
It states that the garden-land given (by the assembly of Malalai) to a
temple servant, which had been dry on account of the low level of water, was to
get facilities for irrigation from a tank (near by ?)
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