Ciṟuvākkam, time of Mayēntirappottaracaru

Editor: Emmanuel Francis.

Identifier: DHARMA_INSPallava00450.

Summary: Slab inscription recording the foundation of a temple (tēvakulam) by the great physician (perumaruttuvaṉāru) of Mayēntirappottaracaru.

Hand description:

Single-curled kompu: no distinction between medial vowels o and ō, e and ē.

Language: Tamil.

Repository: Pallava (tfa-pallava-epigraphy).

Version: (61a9e6c), last modified (eda38b5).

Edition

⟨1⟩ mayēntirappottaracaru ⟨2⟩ perumaruttuvaṉāru tēvakulam

Translation by Emmanuel Francis

(1–2) The temple [of]1 the great physician [of] Mayēntirappottaracaru.2

Bibliography

Reported in IAR 2006-07 (p. 145).

Edited in Mahadevan 2014 (pp. 247), with visual documentation (fig. 5.17).

This edition by Emmanuel Francis, based on the visual documentation published in Mahadevan 2014. Thanks to Centamiḻ Celvaṉ for pointing out this inscription.

Primary

[M] Mahadevan, Iravatham. 2014. Early Tamil epigraphy, from the earliest times to the sixth century C.E. Vol. 1: Tamil-Brāhmī inscriptions. 2nd edition, revised & enlarged. Chennai: Central Institute of Classical Tamil. Page 247.

Secondary

IAR 2006-07. Indian Archaeology 2006-07: A Review. Edited by D. N. Dimri and Jeeban Kumar Patnaik. New Delhi: Archaeological Survey of India, 2016. Page 145.

Notes

  1. 1. That is, built at the order of.
  2. 2. Sanskrit Mahendra + Tamil Pōttaracaru, that is, the Pallava king Mahendra.