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The Indian Analyst
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South Indian Inscriptions |
TEXT OF INSCRIPTIONS No. 126 (A. R. No. 121 of 1937-38) ŚRĪRAṄGAM, TIRUCHCHIRAPPALLI TALUK, TIRUCHCHIRAPPALLI DISTRICT Inner jamb of the Nānmugan-gōpura, right of entrance [Dēvarāya II] This undated Kannaḍa record, engraved in Grantha characters, is a royal order to Srīraṅga-Nārāyaṇa-Jīyyar, Uttamanambi and the sthānikas of the temple that on the representation made to the king by Uttamanambi, gifts of land in four villages Śuṇḍakkāi, Gōvattakuḍi, Toḍaiyūr and Karuṅguḷam were made to the latter and his brother Chakrarāya for a service instituted in the temple in the name of Dēvarāya (I) and the brothers were made the agents (karttas) of the temple, exempted from the payment of the jōḍi on the granted lands and remunerated in cash and in kind, in addition to an eighth share in the contributions to the temple from these villages.
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