Cīyamaṅkalam, time of Nandivikramavarman, year 3 author of digital edition Emmanuel Francis European Research Council (ERC), grant agreement no 809994 DHARMA Paris, CEIAS DHARMA_INSPallava00117.xml CC BY-SA 4.0 2019-2026 as per external metadata Pillar inscription recording the construction of a front pillared hall (mukhamaṇḍapa) by Aṭavi.

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svasti śrī

kō-vicai ya-nanti-vikkirama -parumaṟku yā ṇṭu mūṉṟ-ā vatu

Ūṟṟukkā ṭṭu-k-kōṭṭattu p perum-pālai -Ūr-t tiru-p-pālai y-ūr kiḻavaṉṉṉ aṭa vi śrī-kaṅkaraiyar nērkuṭṭi perumāṉā rkku viṇṇappañ ceytu Aṭavi taṉ ṟāyār naṅkaṉi naṅkaiyārkk-āka-c ce yta muka-maṇṭakam

It’ aḻi-Āmai-k kāttāṉ a ṭi Eṉ muṭi mē l

mēl mēla

Prosperity! Fortune!

Third year of the victorious king Nantivikkiramaparumaṉ.Sanskrit Nandivikramavarman.

Aṭavi, the lord kiḻavaṉ of Tiruppālaiyūr in Perumpālaiyūr in the district kōṭṭam of Ūṟṟukkāṭu, after having made request to the glorious king of the Gaṅgas, the mukhamaṇḍapa that Aṭavi made for his own mother Naṅkaṉi Naṅkaiyār.

This pious act, the feet of he who protects it without destroying it are on my head.

perumpālai-ūr. Compare with tiruppālai-y-ūr, line 8.

aḻi-āmai. Here again, there is no sandhi. A more frequent form is aḻi-y-āmai.

Reported in (ARIE/1899-1900/B/1900/68).

Edited in with visual documentation and English translation (EI 7.4). Text and summary in (IP 117). Edited in .

This revised edition by Emmanuel Francis, based on autopsy and photos (2019).

B 320-322 117 365-366 170-171 287/2018 52 B/1900 68 89-94