The Indian Analyst
No. Findspot Dynasty King Date

Language and Alphabet

Remarks
 

TANJORE DISTRICT─concld.
NANNILAM TALUK─concld. Narimanam─concld.

         
278

South wall, (tiers) ardhamaṇḍapa, Aggastis Nara temple.

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Tamil

Probably contracted with the above. Contains only the names of signatories beginning with Tribhuvana-chakravartigaḷuḍaiyān Avimuktīśvaramuḍaiyān alias Tiruvalañjūliyuḍaiyān.

279

Do.

Chōḷa

Tribhuvanachakravartin Rājarājadēva.

19th year, Mēsha śu. 3, Saturday. Rōhiṇī 1235 A. D., April 21, Saturday, f.d.t. 07, ∙41.

Do.

Registers the gift of 3 m of land, free of same, to god Agastēśvara and Tirukkāmakkōṭṭa-Periyaṇāchchiyār of Karimaṇram alias Kuḍāraparāutakamallūr by the sraver of Narimaṇram, Nandikēśvaranallūr, Purragankaṇḍnallūr and Vaḷḷaippākkam.

280

Pōḷakkuḍi.─Back of a Jaina image near the tank.

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Śālivāhana, Śaka 158 [1], Pramādi, Āḍi…..

Do.

States that Rājēndraya Rājaśrī Mallāranāyar had a tank dug at Pēlaikuḍi and incurred  orders peohilating taking out of water from it by baskets (for irrigation) and the cutting down of trees surrounding it.

281

Tirumischchiyūr.─Inner gōpura, proper right of entrance, Mihirāruṇēśvara temple.

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Do.

Records the gift of land containing timber trees the jack, iluppri, etc., and adverted in the paṇḍēravēdas of Tirumāgaichchēru is maṇikya to pod Tirumigachchāruḍaiya-Nāyanār for expenses of offerings, worship and lighting of lamps by Soraikkārappaḷḷaiyadēva-MahārājaTirumigaichchūr is stated to be situated in Tirumigaichchūrparru in the western subdivision of Uyyakkoṇḍaśōle-vaḷanāḍu. 

282

Pillar No.1, second row (east), in maṇḍapa in front of Śāntanāyaki shrine, same temple.

Chōḷa

Parakēsarivarman

7th year

Do.

Registers the gift of half (vēli) and two land made by a certain person (name lost) to the temple authorities to be utilised for forming two lamps in the temple of Tirumiyachchūr-Mahādēva at Tirumiyachchūr, a āśesdham inAmbarnāḍu.

283

Pillar I, second row (west), same maṇḍapa

Do.

Do.

9th year

Do.

Records the gift of 90 sheep by Agaḷan Munnūrruvan, a potter of Tirumiyachchūr, for burning lamp in the temple.

284 Same pillar Do. Do. 15th year Do. Incomplete. States that Śōtai Sāttan alias Kañjārukkāi [pā]ralēruḍaiyān made a gift of a timilari (drum) and water instruments to god Mūlasthānaravḍaiyār of Tirumiyachchūr in Amabar-nāḍu.



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