Ciṉṉayyāṉ Pēṭṭai, time of Kampavarman, year 6 author of digital edition Emmanuel Francis European Research Council (ERC), grant agreement no 809994 DHARMA Paris, CEIAS DHARMA_INSPallava00310.xml CC BY-SA 4.0 2019-2026 as per external metadata Hero-stone inscription commemorating the death of a hero.

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kō-vicaiya-kampa-parmaṟku yāṇṭu Āṟ-āvatu

koṅka tt’ eḻumāttūr Iruntu vāḻuñ cākāṭa-c ciṟṟaṉ mīkoṉṟai-nāṭṭu -p puḷiyūr Eru mai koṇṟṭa ñā ṉṟu pūcalll ōṭi mēl-vēṉāṭṭu maṇi -k-kala-vaṭa-v-ūril muṭṭi E rumai-t toṟu mīṭṭu mpaṭṭā ṉ cākāṭā-c ciṟṟaṉ

Sixth year of the victorious king Kampaparmaṉ.Sanskrit Kampavarman.

When Cākāṭāc Ciṟṟaṉ, who resides irunta vāḷum in Eḻumāttūr in KoṅkamThat is, Koṅkanāṭu. seized buffaloes in Puḷiyūr in Mīkoṉṟaināṭu, Cākāṭāc Ciṟṟaṉ fell when running for battle, fighting in Maṇikkalavaṭavūr in Mēlvēṇāṭu and liberating buffalo cattle.

The record is not clear about the connexion of both actions of Cākāṭac Ciṟṟaṉ, the first in Puḷiyūr in Mīkoṉṟaināṭu and the second in Maṇikkalavaṭavūr in Mēlvēṇāṭu. understands that he first fought at Maṇikkalavaṭavūr and then died at Puḷiyūr.

Edited in (CN 1971/57). Text and summary in (IP 310).

This digital edition by Emmanuel Francis, based on previous edition(s) and visual documentation from Kumaravel Ramasamy's Facebook (2021-02-27 post) pointed out to me by Centamiḻ Celvaṉ.

1971/57 705 310