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INSCRIPTIONS COLLECTED DURING THE YEAR 1905-1906

KRISHNADEVARAYA

No. 47 (Page No. 45)

(A. R. NO. 47 of 1906)

Tanjavur District, Mayuram Taluk, Tirukkadaiyur

Amritaghatesvara Temple-On The Wall Of The Third Gopura

Krishnadevaraya-Vijaya, Adi 20 (A.D. 1533-34)

[Or Vrisha, A.D. 1521, July 18]

This is a pair of verses in Tamil in praise of one Apatsahayan Abhanguran who is called âthe chief of Kadavaiâ and who is stated to have taken part in the invasion of Raichur and Bijapur (Vijayanagara) along with the king. The inscription records the renovation of the temple and the institution of the daily recital of the Vedas by suitable provision of lands.

No. 142 (Page No. 118)

(A. R. No. 142 Of 1906)

South Arcot District, Tirukkoyilur Taluk, Elvanasur

Gramardhanatha Temple-On The Same Wall

Krishnadeva-Maharaya-Saka 1439.

The date is given as Isvara, Magha, Paurnami corresponding to A.D. 1518 January 26. It was a Tuesday. The inscription is much damaged. The contents are similar to those of No.s 74 and 288 of 1903 and No. 125 of 1904 which Describe the emperorâs conquests of the several regions and record his remission of the Jodi and sulavari from villages specified amounting to ten thousand varahas in favour of the Siva and Vishnu temples in the Chola country of which this is one.

No. 240 (Page No. 189)

(A. R. No.240 of 1906)

North Arcot District, Cheyyar Taluk, Tiruppanangadu.

Siva Temple â On The West Wall Of The Kripanatha Shrine.

Krishnadeva-Maharaya â Saka 1432.

The details of date are given as Pramoduta, Karkataka, su. 3, Monday, Punarvasu corresponding to A.D. 1510, July 8. The nakshatra was Magha not Punarvasu. The king is called the son of Narasanayaka who bears the birudas Ganda katari Saluva and Vanyavettai-kandaruliya. The inscription records the gift of the taxes on yarn due to him from the weavers of the village by Tirumalai-nayakar, son of Ellappa-nayakar, for meeting the expenses of special worship and offerings known as Vasanta-mandapa-ubayam on the 6th day of the festival in the month of Vaigasi in the temple of Tiruppanangadudaiyar.

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