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INSCRIPTIONS COLLECTED DURING THE YEAR 1905-1906

MARAVARMAN VIRAPANDYA

No. 160 (Page No. 130)

(A. R. No. 160 of 1906)

South Arcot District, Tirukkoyilur Taluk, Elvanasur

Gramardhanatha Temple-On The North Wall Of The Same Prakara

Mar. Vira-Pandyadeva-7^th Year.

The details of the date given as Tula, su 14, Friday, Asvati correspond to A.D. 1333, October 22, and would enable the identification of this king with the one who ascended the throne in A.D. 1326-27. This records an endowment of four pieces of land measuring 1250 kuli in all by Atkondadevan Tondappillai a merchant of Tirunavalur in Tirumunaippadi-nadu to provide for the various requirements of worship in the temple of Urbagankondauliya-Nayanar during the four festival days of the year, at the rate of ten panam for each festival. The rituals observed on such occasions are described; so also the articles required for them are named such as rose water, musk, campnor, saffron and sandal paste. the lands are said to have been purchased before gift by the donor from the legal heirs of the owner who had run away unable to pay the taxes.

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