In characters of about the 9th century A.D. States that Kaṭṭāyakaṉ, son of Ottūraṉ, the headman of Kommai, constructed the temple and that he presented lands for its upkeep.
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See From Sumaṅgali in the North Arcot District comes a record (No. 127
of 1939-40) engraved in characters of about the 9th century A.D. It is dated
in the 7th year of a certain Kātuppaṭṭi and records the construction of the Śiva
temple at the place by a certain Kaṭṭāyakaṉ, son of Ottūraṉ, the headman of
Kommai, who also made an endowment of land for worship therein. The
ldentity of Kātuppaṭṭi is uncertain. It is possible that he was connected with
the family of Kātuveṭṭi Muttaraca and his son Arikaṇṭa who figure as feudatories
in the records of Dantivarman (No. 89 of 1921) and Nr̥patunga (No. 461
of 1905).
Reported in
ASI transcript and estampage, if any, yet to be consulted.