Tiruvāymūr, Tyagarājasvāmin temple, time of Varaguṇa, year [lost] author of digital edition Valérie Gillet Emmanuel Francis European Research Council (ERC), grant agreement no 809994 DHARMA Paris, CEIAS DHARMA_INSPandya00507 .xml 2019-2026 as per external metadata

Tyagarājasvāmin temple, Tiruvāymūr, Tirukkuvaḷai taluk, Nākappaṭṭiṉam district. On the southern base of the main sanctuary, starting on the south-west corner; regnal year lost of Varaguṇa Mahārāja. This unpublished inscription is the first inscription of a series of epigraphs which were copied after the 11th century. It is followed by an inscription probably dated with a Pallava regnal year ( potta is legible, referring probably to Nantippōttaraiyar of whom we often find inscription where the Pāṇḍyan gives).

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svasti śrī

kō-varakuṇa-marāyaṟkku na tiruvāmūr mahādevaṟku naontā-viḷakkukku vai tta ṇaka vaitta to

panmā e kṣai .

Hail! Prosperity! of king Varaguṇa Mahārāja For Mahādeva of Tiruvāmūr, for a perpetual lamp nantāviḷakkukku for nontāviḷakku was endowed vaita for vaitta was endowed vaitta This is under the protection rakṣai of the Panmāheśvaras.

Built in the middle.

Reported in (ARIE/1962-1963/B/1962-1963/605), in (Tj 1673).

Edited and translated in , based on autopsy and photographs (Valérie Gillet, 2016).

This digital edition by Valérie Gillet and Emmanuel Francis.

271 25 117 B/1962-1963 605