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TEXT OF INSCRIPTIONS No. 288 (A. R. No. 188 of 1931-32) KURAPPALLE (HAMLET OF ĀRAḌIGUṆTA), PUNGANUR TALUK, Two pieces of a broken slab near the Āñjanēya temple Circa 9th century This broken record registers a gift of land as kalnāḍu, by the king and others in memory of a hero by name Niḍumban, who died in a cattle-raid. TEXT
No. 289 (A. R. No. 162 of 1933-34) KĀPPALLE, PUNGANUR TALUK, CHITTOOR DISTRICT Three stray stones lying in the precincts of the Lōkanāthēśvara temple Circa 9th century The first two fragments seem to refer to a gift. The third, in Tamil, to the maṇḍalika of Pudu-nāḍu. TEXT First Fragment
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