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The Indian Analyst
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South Indian Inscriptions |
INSCRIPTIONS COLLECTED DURING THE YEAR 1905-1906 KAMPANA UDAIYAR II No. 162 (Page No. 132) (A. R. No. 162 of 1906) South Arcot District, Tirukkoyilur Taluk, Elvanasur Gramardhanatha Temple-On The North Wall Of The Same (Third) Prakara.
Kampana-Udaiyar-Pramadi,
(Kampa II) â A.D. 1373-74 This
records a gift of five cows to the temple of
Urbagankondaruliya-Nayanar for the sacred panchagavya
bath of the god by a certain Kalattinathan a son of
Kachchiyarayar (or family ?) of Paruvur. Close
to this is another inscription dated in the cyclic year
Subhakrit (A.D. 13362-63?) Which records a gift of two
pieces of land measuring together 550 kuli in extent,
for a perpetual lamp in the temple, by one
Tiruvegamba-mudaiyan Tirumudikkari of Sidevi village
adjoining Sikkadu by order of Goppannaudaiyar. No. 224 (Page No. 175) (A. R. No. 224 of 1906) South Arcot District, Gingee Taluk, Eyil. Ruined Siva Temple On Hill â On The South And East Walls Of The Central Shrine. Jammanna-Udaiyar Son Of Vira-Kampana (Kampa II) â Ananda. The cyclic year Ananda corresponds to A.D. 1374-75. The inscription records a sarvamanya gift of some land for burning a perpetual lamp in the temple by order of the ruler.
No.
227
(A.
R. No. 227 of 1906)
South
Arcot District, Gingee Taluk, Eyil.
Ruined
Siva Temple On Hill â On Three Loose Stones Lying Near
The Central Shrine. Jommanna-Udaiyar, Son Of Kumara Kampana Udaiyar (Kampa Ii)
Saumya (=Saka
1291 â A.D. 1369-70) This records the assignment of one Alagapperumal alias Sottaikkon for the maintenance of a perpetual lamp in the temple of Tirumadaipperudaiya-Nayabar at Eyil. This is signed at the end, among others, by Duvarapativelan probably the same person mentioned in No. 223 above. No. 248 (Page No. 195) (A. R. No. 248 of 1906) North Arcot District, Cheyyar Taluk, Tiruppanangadu. Siva Temple â On The East And North Bases Of The Same Mandapa. Kampana-Udaiyar (Kampa II) Son Of Bokkana (Bukka II) â Saka 1291. This
is dated in Saumya, Kumbha, su. 7, Asvati corresponding
to A.D. 1380, February 2, Saturday (not Wednesday). It
records the appointment as tiruvilakkukkudi of three
shepherd residents of the place for the daily supply of
an alakku of ghee and 2 nali of milk each (with
necessary endowments) for god Vidaiyinmelvaruvar and
Adaiyil-Anbudaiyar in the temple at Tiruppanangadu by
order of the king. The village is said to have formed
part of Brahmadesapparru in Kalumala-nadu a division of
Kaliyur-kottam in Jayangondasolamandalam. Mention is
made of two officers of the king viz., Vittappar of
Analgondi and Nambi-Alvar Tongarayar. No. 249 (Page No. 196) (A. R. No. 249 of 1906) North Arcot District, Cheyyar Taluk, Tiruppanangadu. Siva Temple â On The North Wall Of The Same Mandapa Kampana-Udaiyar (Kampa II) Son Of Bokkana-Udaiyar. The date is given as Sadharana, Simha, ba. 5, Revati which would correspond to A.D. 1370, August 11. (Saka 1293 current). This records the assignment of three more families by order of the king for the supply of the same quantity of ghee and milk to the temple as mentioned in No. 248 above. Adaippattu Ilakkappar and Anaigundi Vittappar are mentioned here as the officers of the king who made the appointment.
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