Annual Reports on Indian Epigraphy

No.	Findspot	Dynasty	King	Date	Language and Alphabet	Remarks
	*RAMNAD DISTRICT.─contd.* *PARAMAGUDI TALUK.─contd.* *Iḷaiyāṅguḍi.─concld.*
301	Pillar V, mahāmaṇḍapa, Rājēndra chōlīśvara temple, second side	….	….	….	Tamil	States that the tirumaṇḍapa of the temple of Rājēndrachōlīś- varam-uḍaiyār was called Tigaiyādittan.
302	Same pillar, another side	….	….	[.]+3+7th year	Do.	Damaged. Seems to register a gift of land made to the temple of Rājēṅdrachōḷīśvaramuḍaiyār by Edirilīśōlan Poyyāmoli alias Māḷavarājan.
303	Pillar VI, same place	Pāṇḍya	Parākrama-Pāṇḍyadēva	[7th] year	Do.	Registers a grant of land as iraiyili-dammadānam by Śōlan Śivallavan alias Māḷavarāyan to Tirumaṇaṅgāṇimaṅgalam- uḍaiyān alias Māḷavarāyan.
304	East wall, mahāmaṇḍapa, proper right of entrance, same temple.	….	….	….	Do. (verse)	Incomplete. Seems to contain an invocation in praise of the deity Śōmīśar.
305	West wall, same maṇḍapa	[Pāṇḍya] . .	Tribhuvanachakravartin Kōnērinmai- koṇḍān.	25th year, 80th day.	Tamil	Damaged and continuation lost. Seems to record a gift of land as dēvadāna-iraiyili, to the temple of Rājēndra- chōlīśvaramuḍaiyār for the expenses of conducting a special festival and making offerings on the day of Āyilyam in Chittirai month which was the star of nativity of Akkan (king’s sister).
306	South wall, mahāmaṇḍapa, Vēṇugōpāla- svāmin temple.	Pāṇḍya	Kulaśēkharadēva, who was pleased to take Malaimaṇḍalam, Śōlamaṇḍalam, Dōrasamudram, Naḍuvīlmaṇḍalam and Toṇḍaimaṇḍalam.	35th year	Do.	States that Vāṇādarāyan Kāliṅgarāyan, son of Gaṅgaikoṇḍa- Sūriyadēvan of Vaḍavallattīrukkai-Iḷāṅguḍi alias Indirā- vatāranallūr, constructed a number of temples and maṭhas, instituted charitable endowments and religious services in temples in various places in the Tamil country such as Perum- barrappuliyūr, Śrīraṅgam etc. The benefactions were made to secure religious merit not only for himself, but also for his overlord Kulaśēkharadēva and his son prince Vīra-Pāṇḍya and for his own parents, brothers and wife. The donor is described as ēkamantrin.
307	Slab built into the east gōpura, same temple.	….	….	….	Do.	Fragment. mentions Śembili-nāḍu and Śrīvallabhan Vīra- gaṅgan.
308	Pillar I, record room, same temple	Pāṇḍya	Māravarman Tribhuvanachakravartin Sundara-Pāṇḍyadēva.	11th year	Do.	Records that a certain lady. Āṇḍāḷ and her father made provision for the sacred oil-bath of the deity and for taking it in procession on the day of Rōhiṇī in the month of Āvaṇi.
309	Pillars II and III same place	….	….	….	Do.	Fragmentary. Mentions the god, Vīrachōlaviṇṇagar-emberu-mān and seems to record an endowment of land to the god.
310	Ceiling of the record room, same temple.	….	….	….	Do.	Do. Seems to register an agreement (pidipāḍu) made in favour of the Śrīvaishṇavas and other servants in the temple of …. Viṇṇagar-emberumān.