Do., do.

Saturday, Śadayam=1540 A. D., March 6, Saturday, ∙65 ; f.d.n. ∙02.

Do.

goddess by Periya-Tirumalaidēva Mahārāja, son of Mahāmaṇḍalēśvara Salakkayyadēva-Mahārāja.

Do., do. (south end)

Śaka 1461, Vikārin, Paṅguni 5.

Do.

Damaged. Records a gift of garments, pillows and other paraphernalia worked with pearls and silk garments embroidered with gold letters for decoration when the god is seated in the palanquin, by Akkāchchi-Amman, sister of Periya Tirumalaidēva-Mahārāja and daughter of Salakkayyadēva Mahārāja. See Nos. 318 above and 340 below.

Do., same shrine, proper right of entrance.

Śaka 1462, Śārvarin, Mīna ba. 7, Friday, Mūlam = 1541 A. D., March 18, Friday, ∙96, ∙81.

Registers an endowment of 146 pon of Akkāchchi-Amman entrusted to (?) her teacher Kōyil Kandāḍai Aṇṇan of the Vādhūla gōtra, for offerings and recital of the Vēdas and Tiruvāymoli on a specified day during the annual festival cut of the interest at ½ on the endowed sum.

Do., same place, proper left of entrance

….

Do.

Damaged. Seems to record some additions made to the maṇḍapa by [Tū]ñjalūr-Uḍaiyān-Araiyan-Dāman alias Gaṅgēyarāyan. In characters of the 13th century A.D.

Do., same place, proper right of entrance into the inner shrine.

Śaka 146[2], Śārvarin, Āvaṇi [27].

Damaged. Records gift of a lamp-stand weighing 1399 varāhan and an endowment for its upkeep by Chikka Veṅka ṭādrirāya, son of the king. The gift deed was executed by Salakkarāju China-Tirumalaidēva Mahārāja and the endow ment was made into the hands of Bhōgayadēva Mahārāja.

Do., do.

Damaged. Records the obeisance of Piḷḷai Kōnēri-Appan. In late characters. Below this is a label in late Telugu characters reading Māmballe Kṛishṇa….

Do., do., pillar at the proper right of entrance into the inner shrine.

….

Telugu

Records the obeisance of Tavantīrtta Kumaran Chakkaram of Uttamakōyil. In late characters.

Do., do., pillar at the proper left of . the same entrance.

….

Telugu version of No. 328 above.

Records the obeisance of Appai, the brother of Rāmānujan and the son of Kōnēri-Appan. In late characters.

Do., same and three other pillars in the same place.

Incomplete. Mentions Nārāyaṇa Bhaṭṭan Śrīraṅgarā[jan] as the foremost amongst the naṁbis worshipping the Periya Perumāḷ (i.e., god Raṅganātha). In late characters.

Records the obeisance of Aṇṇāvi, son of Sarasvati who is called Paṅgayachchelvi. In late characters.

Do., do., horizontal face of tier with single line running from east to north and west.

Śaka 1454, Virōdhi, Kārttika ba. 5. ..

Incomplete. Contains the praśasti of the king. See No.16 of 1938-39.

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