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(INSCRIPTION COLLECTED
DURING THE YEAR 1908-09)
miscellaneous
No.8 (Page No 5)
(A. R. No. 8 of
1909.)
Pon-Amaravati,
Tirumayam Taluk, Tiruchirappalli District
On the north wall of
the central shrine in the Cholesvara temple.
Saka. 1400, Vilambi,
Arpasi 28=1478 A. D., October 27 (Tuesday).
This inscription records the grant, as
devadimaikani, of six ma of land and six house-sites to a
dancing girl named Mani and her relatives who were dedicated to the
service of god Rajendrasolisvaram-udaiya-nayinar at Pomnnamarapati in
Puramalai-nadu for the merit of Varahakandiyadevan, a Kaikkola of
the Alagiya-sokkanar temple at Madural.
Cf. Inscriptions (Texts) of the
Pundukkottai State, No. 817.
No. 12
(Page No 9)
(A. R. No. 12 of 1909)
Pon-Amaravati,
Tirumayam Taluk, Tiruchirappalli District
On the north wall of
the central shrine in the Cholesvara temple.
Konderinmaikondan:
Year 3, Tai, 185th day.
This inscription, damaged in the last
line, records the tax-free gift of the village Virattalai in the
Pounamarapati-pparru together with a number of levies specified here for
the maintenance of a tannirpandal (water-shed) at Ponnamarapati for the
use of the people of the locality, established by Arkadukilar
Tiruvenkadudaiyar alias Vanadarayar. A long list of taxes imposed at
that time is also given.
Cf. Inscription (Texts) of the Pudukkottai
State, No. 656.
No. 13
(Page No 10)
(A. R. No. 13. of 1909)
Pon-Amaravati,
Tirumayam Taluk, Tiruchirappalli District
On a pillar in the
manadapa in the south prakara of the Cholesvara temple.
This inscription in Tamil characters of
about the 12th century records that the flight of steps (sopana) and the
cloister round the shrine (tirunadai-maligai) were built by
Nilaimaiyalagiyan. Below the last line of the inscription is a sketch of
a kumbha flanked by lamp-stand?
Cf. Inscriptions (Texts) of the
Pudukkottai State, No. 1009.
No. 15
(Page No 11)
(A. R. No. of 1909)
Pon-Amaravati,
Tirumayam Taluk, Tiruchirappalli District
Inside the
Sundararaja-perumal temple.
Saka 1367, Krodhana,
Tai 15=1445 A.D., January 10 (Sunday)
It records a gift of paving stones (pakkal)
for two sections in the mahamandapa in the temple of Puramal
Alagapperumal-vinnagara-emberumal of Ponnamarapati in Puramalai-nadu by
Parambai-urudaiyan [Vadi] viralagiyan Tirumeniyar of Desiuagnadapattana,
a part of Sundarasolapuram in Ollaiiyur-kurram in the subdivision of
Ten-Konadu of Konadu alias kadaladaiyadilam-gaikondasola-valanadu.
Cf. Inscriptions (Texts) of the
Pudukkottai State, No. 788.
No. 17
(Page No 12)
(A. R. No. 17 of 1909)
Pon-Amaravati,
Tirumayam Taluk, Tiruchirappali District
On the south wall of
the Sundararaja-perumal temple
Saka 1368 Meda (Mesha)
Murridi (Purva-paksha), valuvilelu-pakkam (saptami) Arka-varam (Sunday),
Punarda-nal (Punarvasu) = 1466 A.D., April 3.
It begins with a Tamil verse mentioning
the dedication of herself to the temple, here called Alagar of Ten-ponnai-nagar
and other maiden performance (arangerram) of Siranganayaki, a dancing
girl, and records the gift to her of one ma of tax-free land in Puduvur,
a tiruvidaiyattam according to the custom of Senapati-tirukkai-valakku.
Cf. Inscriptions (Texts) of the
Pudukkottai State, No. 781.
No. 19
(Page No 13)
(A. R. No. 19 of
1909)
Pon-Amaravati,
Tirumayam Taluk, Tiruchirappali District
On the north well of
the Sundararaja-perumal temple.
Saka 1375, Mithuna
su.11, Monda, Anuradha=1453 A.D., June 18 The tithi ended on the
previous day at 24.
It registers a gift of money by the
Sribhandarttar of Alagapperumal-vinnavar-emberuman temple at
Ponnamarapati in Puramalai-nadu to two women Mallayi and her daughter
Ulagudaiyanachchi and other who were strangers to the place but who had
desired to settle down there by accepting service in the temple.
Cf. Inscriptions (Texts) of the
Pudukkottai State, No. 793 where the text of the entire is given.
No. 20
(Page No 14)
(A. R. No. 20 of
1909)
Pon-Amaravati,
Tirumayam Taluk, Tiruchirappali District
On the north wall of
the Sundararaja-perumal temple.
Saka 1371, Sukla,
Kumba I=1450 A.D., January 26. (Monday)
It is in the nature of an order by the
deity Sundararaja, registering the gift of the village Manattar alias
Snkayipuram, bifurcated from Mulangudi in Ponnamarapati-nadu, here
called as the tiruvidaiyattam of the deity, as sarvamanya to
Tiruvanandalvar Paligaivarulidasa of the Atreya-gotra, described as a
kovanavan, who sang the hymns of Sadagopan (i.e., Nammalvar) at the
request of his Senapati.
Cf. Inscriptions (Texts) of the
Pudukkottai State, No. 7.
No. 23
(Page No 17)
(A. R. No. 23 of
1909)
Pon-Amaravati,
Tirumayam Taluk, Tiruchirappali District
On a slab set up in
another field in the same village.
Cirea 14th century;
Chitrabanu Chittirai 8=1342 A.D., April 2
Only the prasasti, commencing with
Muvarayakandan kandanadu-kondu, etc., of one Pratapa Mavali Vanadarayan
Maharasa Sundarattoludaiyan, is preserved, the rest of the text having
been damaged.
No. 29
(Page No 23)
A. R. No. 29 of
1909)
Kunnakkudi,
Tiruppattur Taluk, Ramanathapuram District
On the same pillar
in the place.
This inscription, in late (sluice) to
Nayinar Tiruppalaivasal Mudaliyar by the residents of Sali alias
Tiruchchamanamalagiya-nallur, one of the villages irrigated (by the
river) Tenaru.
No. 34
(Page No 25)
(A. R. No. 33-A of
1909)
Kunnakkudi,
Tiruppattur Taluk, Ramanathapuram District
In the same place as
above.
This inscription in modern characters,
engraved in continuation of No. 33 above is dated Angirasa, Ani 9. It
seems to records the authorisation, by the trustees, etc., of the temple
of Subrahmanya at Kunnakkudi, for the payment of one panam by each
family residing in the village Naduvakkottai belonging to the deity
probably for the repairs etc., of the temple, during famine times.
No. 38
(Page No 29)
(A. R. No. 38 of
1909)
Kunnakkudi,
Tiruppattur Taluk, Ramanathapuram District
On the fourth pillar
in the same place.
Jatavarman
Srivallabhadeva: Year 8=1098-90 A.D.
Published in S.I.I., Vol.XIV, No. 217
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No. 45
(Page No 33)
(A. R. No. 44 of
1909)
Kunnakkudi,
Tiruppattur Taluk, Ramanathapuram District
On the roof of a
natural cavern called Jnaniyarmadam on the hill.
This record in Brahmi characters of about
the 2nd century B.C. is written curiously in the manner as if the
letters are mirror images. So we have to read the inscription with the
help of a mirror.
No. 58
(Page No 36)
(A. R. No. 56 of
1909)
Pallavaram, Saidapet
Taluk, Chingleput District
On a slab set up
near a well.
This late record contains details of date,
viz., pramathin, Avani 15.
It registers that the villagers of Agaram
Pallapuram alias Avubalammasamudram sold a piece of land for a well to
Seku Musamiyar, son of Sekua Alavattin.
No. 103
(Page No 66)
(A. R. No. 100 of
1909)
Visakhapatnam,
Visakhapatnam Taluk, Visakhapatnam District
On the back of the
second stone lying near Paravartu Rangacharyaâs house,
Saka 1120== 1180
A.D.
The details of date, viz., Saka 1102,
Purattadi, dasami, Monday, Pusam, correspond to 1180 A.D., September 15,
f.d.t., 40; f.d.n., 20. The paksha was bahula. The cyclic year was
Sarvari.
This damaged inscription seems to be a
Tamil version of the Telugu record published in S.I.I., Vol. X, No. 651
and refers to the gift of Annurruvar of (Mattottam) alias
Iramakulavallipattanam and by âthe Twelve Personsâof Srimat-
Visakhapattanam alias Kulottungasolapattanam.
No. 104
(Page No 67)
(A. R. No. 101 of 1909)
Visakhapatnam,
Visakhapatnam Taluk, Visakhapatnam District
On a tomb-stone on
the Darga-hill in the village.
1603 A.D.
Published in Epigraphia Indo-Moslemica,
Vol. [?] No. [?]
Nos. 105 to 107
(Page No 67)
(A. R. Nos. 102 to
104 of 1909)
Visakhapatnam,
Visakhapatnam Taluk, Visakhapatnam District
On two other
tomb-stones in the same place.
Published in Epigraphia Indo-Moslemica
Vol. [?] pp. [?]
No. 108
(Page No 68)
(A. R. No. 105 of
1909)
Kuppalinattam,
Tirumangalam Taluk, Madurai District
On a rock near the
Jaina images on the hill.
This damaged inscription in Vatteluttu
characters of c. 10th century records that five images were caused to be
made by different persons like lady disciple and others (whose names are
not clear) in the name of certain persons (name lost).
No. 126
(Page No 77)
(A. R. No. 120-B of
1909)
Komaralingam,
Udumalaipet Taluk, Coimbatore District
On the north base of
the Karivaradaraja-perumal temple.
This damaged inscription, of which the
beginning is lost, in characters of about the 12th century, seems to
record the order of the king. Granting of land and incomes from levies
as abhisheka-dakshina to god Karumanikkalvar and of paddy for offerings
and for the reciters of Tiruvayamoli.
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No. 162
(Page No 106)
(A. R. No. 154 of
1909)
Sangramanallur,
Udumalaipet Taluk, Coimbatore District
North wall of the
same mandapa
It records an order of the king addressed
to the servants of the temple of Viracholisaramudaiyar, remitting the
taxes such as polivu, porpu, elavai, yugavai, and svamibhogam in favour
of the inhabitants living within the temple premises defined by four
specified boundaries.
No. 165
(Page No 108)
(A. R. No. 156-A of
1909.)
Sangramanallur,
Udumalaipet Taluk, Coimbatore District Same wall.
This inscription in two pieces is damaged
and does not seem to be complete. It appears to record the gift of money
to provide oil for some lamps given to the temple at Koluman.
No. 173
(Page No 113)
(A. R. No. 162 of
1909.)
Sangramanallur,
Udumalaipet Taluk, Coimbatore District
Third slab in the
same place.
No. King: (Sarvajit)
Adi 2.
This inscription is incomplete at the end.
It mentions a certain Vidivitankanayinar who imposed a fresh tax on the
tanattar (trustees) inhabiting the premises of the temple of
Alagiya-Tiruchchirrambalamudaiyan in Kolumam.
The imprecatory passage at the end says
that those who do not obey would be deemed to have wronged the deity
Nittaninraduvar (i. e., Nataraja).
No. 179
(Page No 118)
(A. R. No. 168 of
1909.)
Sangramanallur,
Udumalaipet Taluk, Coimbatore District
Slab built into the
floor of the Varadaraja-perumal temple in the same village.
No. King: No date.
This inscription records that this
door-frame (probably the one on which the record is engraved) and the
door-frame of the inner shrine were the gifts of Udaiyan
Arumanidevagalasiriyamudaiyan of Oramalaichcheri in Minamalai-nadu.
No. 188
(Page No 123)
(A. R. No. 177 of
1909.)
Avanashi, Avanashi
Taluk, Coimbatore District
A pillar of the
mandapa in front of the same shrine.
No. king: Palvanga,
Chittirai
It records that the mandapa was caused to
be constructed by a certain Vanadaraya Vadamalaiyappar.
No. 189
(Page No 123)
(A. R. No. 177-A of
1909.)
Avanashi, Avanashi
Taluk, Coimbatore District
A second pillar in
the same place.
No. king: Plavanga,
Chittirai
This inscription records the perpetual
obeisance of a certain Vanadarayan Vadamalaiyappar.
No. 194
(Page No 126)
(A. R. No. 182 of
1909.)
Avanashi, Avanashi
Taluk, Coimbatore District Same wall.
No. king: Prabhava,
Masi 22
This inscription is incomplete. It records
an order of Adi-Chandesvara of Avinasiyaludaiyar directing that on the
date mentioned above the following among the devaradiyars of the
temple, viz., Nagapasa-nangai, Santal, nangai, should render the service
of tiruvantikkappu.
No. 200
(Page No 131)
(A. R. No. 188 of
1909.)
Avanashi, Avanashi
Taluk, Coimbatore District Same wall.
No king : Pramoduta,
Valkasi.
This incomplete inscription records an
order of the deity Adi-Chandesvara, granting the right called
tachchachariyakkani in the temple of Avinashi Aludaiyanayanar, to two
artisans named Udaiyan Nayakapillai alias Alagiyasemachari of
Tirumarudanturai and Udaiyan alias Elukarainattu-achari, and enjoining
upon them to attend to the ten kinds of repairs in the temple in lieu of
the right given to them.
No. 202
(Page No 133)
(A. R. No. 190 of
1909.)
Avanashi, Avanashi
Taluk, Coimbatore District Same wall.
No king: Dundhubhi, Avani This inscription
records a gift of 10 panam by a certain Padari of the Vellala community,
named Nallisaiyalan Parakkiraman of Palatoluvau in Kuruppu-nadu for a
sandhya lamp given by the donor to the god Avinasiya-Ludaiya-nayanar.
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No. 206
(Page No 135)
(A. R. No. 194 of
1909.)
Avanashi, Avanashi
Taluk, Coimbatore District Same wall.
No king: Dundubhi,
Adi 14.
This inscription records a gift of 10
panam by Pillai alias Sirukkodukkan, a Vellalan Kundeli of Adavur in
Kuruppau-nadu, for a sandhya lamp given by the donor to (the temple of)
the deity Avinasiyaludaiya-nayanar.
No. 242
(Page No 156)
(A. R. No. 230 of
1909.)
Solamadevi,
Udumalaipet Taluk, Coimbatore District Same wall.
No king: No date.
This inscription is damaged in some
places. It records a list of land belonging to the god
Kulasekhara-Isvaramudaiyar of Solamadevinallur. It includes a land where
6kalam of seeds could be sown, for food offerings, a land, where I
kalam of seed could be sown, for nimantappuram, a land where padakku of
seed could be sown for a service (name lost), a land where 2 kalam of
seed could be sown for tirunnunta-vilakkuppuram, a land where 3 kalam of
seed could be sown for food offerings to the deity and another land
where[ . . . . .]nippadakku of seed could be sown for the panvilai.
No. 256
(Page No 163)
(A. R. No. 244 of
1909.)
Desur, Wandiwash
Taluk, North Arcot District
West wall of the
Karivada-Iavara temple.
No king: S 1450,
Sarvadhari, Chittiral 29, su. 6, Friday,
Punarpusam,
Karkataka-lagna=1528 A. D., April 24
This inscription is in verse. It records
that a temple to the god Sengai-Velayudha (i.e., Subramanya), with the
help of the mercy of Isurat-Timmaiyan, was caused to be constructed at
Desur by a certain Unnamulaiyan described as one who patronised the poet
of Karidurga, the ruler of Kampai, Kannan, Ponnainadan and one who
favored a certain Pariyalvan who (suddenly) appeared like a cloud.
No. 257
(Page No 164)
(A. R. No. 245 of
1909.)
Kalambur, Arni Taluk,
North Arcot District
A pillar in the
Selliyamman temple.
No king: Saka
[9]82=1060 A. D.
This inscription is damaged and the date
does not seem to be genuine. It records a gift of a nanda lamp to the
image of the god Alagiyama[na]vala set up in the temple of the god
Mahavishnu Kalikesarivinnagar-alvar of the village of
Vikkiramachola-charuppedimangalam, by a certain Brahmana woman, wife of
Prayagai-Suryyadevan, a member of the executive council (Alunganam) of
the place. The record also makes mention of the sabhai of the village,
who had undertaken to burn the nanda lamp.
No. 258
(Page No 164)
(A. R. No. 246 of
1909.)
Kalambur, Arni Taluk,
North Arcot District
A pillar in the
Venugopalasvamin temple.
No king: S. 892
(probably mistake for 982 ?)=1060 A. D. (?)
This inscription the date of which does
not seem to be genuine, records a gift of money for burning daily a
sandhya lamp in the mandaga (mandapa) in the temple of
kalikesarivinnagar-devar by a certain bhattan (name not clear)
belonging to Tirukkadavur. The money was received by the sabhai
(assembly) of Kalamur, who had undertaken to burn the lamp accordingly.
At the end of the record there is a passage which states that the same
sabhai had undertaken to burn a lamp during day-time in the sanctum
sanctorum (of the same temple?).
No. 260
(Page No 165)
(A. R. No. 247-A of
1909.)
Kalambur, Arni Taluk,
North Arcot District
Another fragment
built into same wall.
No king: No date.
This inscription is also fragmentary. It,
however, appears to record a gift of ½ a nanda lamp and some money to
provide for this, by a donor (name not preserved), in the temple of
Sirikaiyyillayam (Srikailayam) Amudisvaramudaiya . . . . ., at Kalamur
alias Vikkiramacholachcharuppedimangalam in Pangala-nadu. The gift is
stated to have been accepted by the sabhai of the place who had also
agreed to carry out the object of the gift.
No. 261
(Page No 166)
(A. R. No. 247-B of
1909.)
Kalambur, Arni Taluk,
North Arcot District
A third fragment
built into the same wall.
No king: No date.
This piece of the inscription is extremely
fragmentary in nature and contains only a part of the passage referring
to the boundaries of a certain land.
No. 262
(Page No 166)
(A. R. No. 247-C of
1909.)
Kalambur, Arni Taluk,
North Acot District
A fourth fragment
built into the same wall.
No. king: No date.
This piece of an inscription is too
fragmentary, and the passage preserved here contains only the last part
of the record. It refers to certain privileges like the
vilakkennai-bhogam, tiruvamudu-bhogam, manjal-inji, etc.
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No. 268
(Page No 170)
(A. R. No. 253 of
1909.)
Tiruppattur,
Tiruppattur Taluk, North Arcot District
A pillar set up in
front of the same temple.
No king: Prabhava :
c. 13th century.
This inscription is damaged much. It
refers to a certain Mahapradhana Singaya-dannayaka and to another
Dannayaka (name not clear) alias Valadevar. It records the gift probably
by the above-mentioned Dannayaka of a nanda lamp to be burnt from the
month of Karttigai in the above-mentioned cyclic year in the temple of
Anaikattaperumal in Sri-Madhavachchaturvedi mangalam.
No. 278
(Page No 177)
(A. R. No. 263 of
1909.)
Tirukkachchur,
Chingleput Taluk, Chingleput District Same wall.
This inscription seems to be incomplete.
It records a gift of some bronze vessels to the temple occurring in No.
277 above by a private individual named Kuppai Sorudaiyan, the kilavan
of Ayanallur and the Muvendavelan of Oymanadu in
Jayangondasola-[mandalam*].
No. 293
(Page No 187)
(A. R. No. 278 of
1909.)
Tirukkachchur,
Chingleput Taluk, Chingleput District
North wall of the
same mandapa.
. . . . . . ..
ladeva : Year 4[.]
The inscription is built in at the
beginning. So, the name of the king, the date and some other important
details are lost.
It appears to record a gift of lamp and
the undertaking given in this regard by four persons. Nedungunra-nadu,
Jayangondasola-[mandalam] and [. . . .] Perumpudur are mentioned.
No. 308
(Page No 196)
(A. R. No. 292 of-A
of 1909)
Tirukkachchur,
Chingleput Talu, Chingleput District Same wall.
This is too fragmentary a piece. However,
it records a gift of a lamp (detail lost) to the temple of the god.
Tiruvalakkoyiludaiya-naynar of the place (name) lost, but evidently the
same Tirukkachchur occurring in No. 306 etc., above, by a certain
Porudapillai alias Abhimana bhushanamanikkam, daughter of Ariyapillai, a
devaradiyal of the same temple. It seems that the gift was accepted by
Alvan......] alias Kannayira-bhattan of Bharadvaja [gotra], who had
right, of worship in the temple.
No. 309
(Page No 197)
(A. R. No. 292-B of
1909)
Tirukkachchur,
Chingleput Taluk, Chingleput District Same wall.
Only the last line of the inscription is
all that is preserved. Mentions a certain Vinaya[ka*]-bhattan who was
probably the recipient of the gift to the temple.
No. 319
(Page No 202)
(A. R. No. 301 of
1909)
Tirukkachchur,
Chingleput Taluk, Chingleput District Same wall.
No King: No date.
This inscription appears to be
incomplete.
It states that a certain Perunambigal,
belonging to the santana (lineage or family) of certain Sattanar who had
the titles of Muttanil Acharyar and tamil-karaikanda and who was a
member of the Gadikai(Skt. Ghatika, a learned assembly) of Kavanur alias
Poyyamolimangalam in Konasura-nadu in Sengattuk-kottam owned
Poyyamolimangalam as his kani.
No. 359
(Page No 236)
(A. R. No. 340 of
1909)
Kuvam, Tiruvallore
Taluk, Chingleput District
North wall of the
same mandapa.
This inscription is built in at the
beginning.
It appears to record lands with a total
extent of 1,000 kuli in some localities by a certain Pallavaraiyan for
various services, nanda lamp, and offerings to the god of the temple of
Tiruvirkolamudaiyanayar, and the acceptance of the gift by the tanikar
of the temple who had undertaken to carry out the object of the gift.
Representing the donors, Kurumudich
Chudiyanayan Pallavaraiyan, and Kurumudit-Tiruvenkatapperumal
Irasanrayanap Pallavaraiyan figure as signatories. Among the tanikars
Tiru Annamalaiudaiyan Somana-bhattan of Gautama-[gotra] and Porkoyinambi
Somanadevan of Kasyapa-[gotra] figure as signatories.
No. 360
(Page No 237)
(A. R. No. 340-A of
1909)
Kuvam, Tiruvallore
Taluk, Chingleput District Same wall
This inscription is also fragmentary.
It records a gift of a sandhi lamp by a
certain Attipperaiyan, the son of Virasolapperaiyan, to the temple of
the god Tiruvirkolamudaiyanayanar.
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No. 361
(Page No 238)
(A. R. No. 340-B of
1909)
Kuvam, Tiruvallore
Taluk, Chingleput District Same wall
This inscription is also extremely
fragmentary.
It seems to record a gift of a sandhi lamp
to the same temple occurring in No. 360 above, by a certain Kumarasattan
Valavandan Tiruvirkolamudaiyan Pariunan Marran of the same place (name
lost). Of the Sivabrahmanas of the temple the name of
Sivakkoluna-bhattan of Gautama-[gotra] is preserved.
No. 362
(Page No 238)
(A. R. No. 341 of
1909)
Kuvam, Tiruvallore
Taluk, Chingleput District Same wall.
Kingâs name lost:
Year 28
This inscription is built in at the
beginning, and hence several important details are not available.
It records a gift of 10 panam of money for
burning a sandhi lamp in the temple of Tiruvirkolamudaiyanayanar in
Kuvam alias Tiyagasamudranallur in Jayangondasola-mandalam, by a certain
araiyan (full name not preserved) of Sivapuram in Manavir-kottam in the
same mandalam. The gift was accepte4d by the same Sivabrahmanas of the
temple who figure in No. 358 above.
No. 368
(Page No 242)
(A. R. No. 347 of
1909.)
Kuvam, Tiruvallore
Taluk, Chingleput District
Slab set up near the
temple-kitchen.
Saka 1801, Bhudhanya,
Panguni 12=1879 A. D., March 24.
This inscription records an endowment of
Rupees 130 with a certain Taniyattan of Malavaraya-gottiram, belonging
to Pillaiyar-kuppam, and records that the interest derived from this
should be used annually for the special abhisheka on the
Ani-Tirumanjanam days for the god Chirsabhapati of the (temple of)
Tirupurantakasvamiyar, by the above-mentioned Taniyattan and his
descendants. The above-mentioned abhisheka service was instituted by a
certain Arasappamudali, son of Ponmugari Tiruvairkolamudaiyar of
Kumaracgcgeri Kumara[tair]-gottiram, who endowed Rupees 80 for this and
the balance of Rupees 50 was contributed by many others.
No. 369
(Page No 242)
(A. R. No. 348 of
1909.)
Kuvam, Tiruvallore
Taluk, Chingleput District
On a slab set up in
a grove of trees near the village.
This undated record in characters of c.
17th century records, the raising of a grove which was gifted to
Timmappanayani by Timmanayani, son of (name lost) at Kuvvam; the donee
was to enjoy the fruits of the grove. Kuvvam was under the
administration of the donor.
No. 370
(Page No 243)
(A. R. No. 349 of
1909.)
Kuvam, Tiruvallore
Taluk, Chingleput District
Slab set up in another
grove of trees. A. D. 1855, Ananda, Ani.
This inscription, in corrupt language,
records a gift of a flower garden and an Ilippai tree grove to provide
for a lamp to the god Tirupurantakasvamiyar by Annasamimudaliyar and
others, sons of Muttiya-mudali of Varaya-gottiram of Kumarachcherivu.
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