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INSCRIPTIONS COLLECTED DURING THE YEAR 1906

HOYSALA

VIRA BALLALADEVA

No. 437

(A. R. No. 437 of 1906)

Coimbatore District, Gopichettipalaiyam Taluk, Danayakankottai.

Ruined Siva Temple In The Fort â On The South Wall Of The Mandapa.

Vira Ballaladeva (Iii) â Saka 1260, Pramathi.

This registers a sarvamanya grant of two villages Panikkappalli and Araseri in Oduvanga-nadu, one made in Saka 1258 (expired) Isvara, and the other in the present year Pramathi, together with all the taxes due thereon as kadamai, to the temple of Tantonrisvaramudaiyai-nayanar at Turavalur alias Nilagiri-Sadharanankottai, by Madappan Singava-Dannayakar, the mahapradhani of the king. Among the kadamai dues are mentioned vedikkai (entertainment tax?), kurradandam (fine) and santari-illa-porul.(escheat.).

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