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The Indian Analyst
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South Indian Inscriptions |
(INSCRIPTION COLLECTED DURING THE YEAR 1908-09) rashtrakuta
No. 391
(A. R. No. 370 of 1909)
Siddhalingamadam,
Tirukkoyilur Taluk, South Arcot District Same wall.
Kannaradeva
(Krishna III): Year 18=957 A.D.
This inscription
records a gift of ¼
sey
of land in the southern hamlet called Koliyur of Sirringur, a
brahmadeya
in Kurukkaik-korram in Maladu
alias
Janantha-valanadu, by the assembly (sabhi)
of the place to the dancing woman named Tiruppulippagavar Nirttavitanki
and her descendants, as tax-free
nirttabogam,
for performing dance before the image of the god Tiruppulinpagavar when
it was taken out in procession.
No. 396
(A. R. No. 374 of
1909)
Siddhalingamadam,
Tirukkoyilur Taluk, South Arcot District Same wall.
(Kannaradeva)
Krishna III: Year 5==943-44 A.D.
This inscription is
damaged and refers to the king as one ‘who took Kachchi and Tanjai’.
It records a gift of
land by the sabhai (assembly) of Sirringur, a Brahmadeyam in
Kurukkaik-kurram in Maladu, as devadana for offerings to the god
Tiruppulippagavar of the place. It is stated that the sabhai had
exempted this land from the payment of the levies sillirai and echchoru.
No. 406
(A. R. No. 385 of
1909)
Siddhalingamadam,
Tirukkoyilur Taluk, South Arcot District Same wall.
Kannaradeva (KrishnaIII):
Year 24=962-63 A.D.
This inscription
records a gift by a certain Tirunavukkaraisi of one gong and three
trumpets towards which he gave a sum of 5 kalanju of pon to the temple
of the god Tiruppulipagavar of Sirringur, a brahmadeyam. It is stated
that the temple managers (koyiludaiyar) received the gift and agreed to
provide the above-mentioned articles to the temple.
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