SII 1.87: original edition by Eugen Hultzsch – PART II. TAMIL AND GRANTHA INSCRIPTIONS. VI. INSCRIPTIONS OF THE KAILĀSANĀTHA AT KĀÑCĪPURAM. No. 87. ON A PILLAR IN THE MAṆḌAPA IN FRONT OF THE RĀJASIṀHAVARMEŚVARA SHRINE.

Editor: Emmanuel Francis.

Identifier: DHARMA_INSSIIv01p0i0087.

Summary: This inscription is dated in the same year and month, as No. 86, and during the reign of Kambaṇa-uḍaiyar, the son of Vīra. It records that, with the sanction of Kopaṇṇaṅgaḷ,1 the authorities of the Rājasiṁhavarmeśvara Temple at Kāñchipuram sold some houses in the northern row of the saṁnidhi street to certain Mudalis at the price of 150 paṇas.

Hand description:

Language: Tamil.

Repository: South Indian Inscriptions (Original Edition) (south-indian-inscriptions).

Version: (3cdd373), last modified (829da8c).

Edition

⟨Zone A: West face.⟩ ⟨1⟩ sva(sti śrī)¿maṉu?⟨man·⟩mahā⟨2⟩maṇṭalicaraṉ AriIr(ā)ya⟨3⟩vipāṭaṉ pāḻcaikku ⟨4⟩ tappuva rāyakaṇṭa⟨5⟩ṉ pū(rvva)paccimasamut(ti)⟨6⟩rātipati śrīvirakumāra⟨7⟩kampaṇauṭaiyar pri⟨8⟩tuviIrācciyam paṇ⟨9⟩ṇi Aruḷāniṉṟa cahā⟨10⟩ttam ĀyirattuIrunū⟨11⟩ṟṟuEṇpattuĀṟiṉ ⟨12⟩ mel cellāniṉṟa ⟨13⟩ viśvātivaruṣam Āṭi ⟨14⟩ mātam mutal śrī¿matu?⟨mat·⟩⟨15⟩koppaṇṇaṅkaḷ ⟨16⟩ kāñcipurattil Uṭaiyār ⟨17⟩ Irājasiṁhapaṉmiśvaram ⟨Zone B: South face.⟩ ⟨18⟩ Uṭaiyār Āṉa Eṭu⟨ta⟩⟨19⟩ttu Āyiram Uṭaiya ⟨20⟩ nāyaṉār koyil tā⟨21⟩ṉattāṟku nirupam [||] ⟨22⟩ cannatitteru vaṭa(ciṟa)⟨23⟩kil muṉṉāḷ Irukkum ⟨24⟩ Āṇṭār cuntarap⌈⟨25⟩perumāḷ maṭamum tiru⟨26⟩vakatticuram Uṭai⟨27⟩ya nāyaṉār koyi⟨28⟩lukku kiḻakku tirumañ⟨29⟩caṉapperuvaḻikku ⟨30⟩ meṟkum Uḷ(ḷa) maṉai niṅ⟨31⟩kalāṉa maṉai Aṭa⟨32⟩ṅkalum Iṉṉāḷ ⟨33⟩ mutal E⟨ṉ⟩ṟum kaikko⟨34⟩ḷaṟku(m) kaikkoḷ mu⟨Zone C: East face.⟩⟨35⟩talikaḷukkum Inta vaṭa⟨36⟩ciṟakil Uḷḷa maṉai⟨37⟩yum maṉaippaṭap⟨38⟩paiyum caṇ⌈⟨39⟩ṭecuravilaiyā⟨40⟩ka viṟṟu Ivarkaḷ ⟨41⟩ pakkal vāṅki ko⟨42⟩yil paṇṭārattil ⟨43⟩ mutal Iṭṭa <paṇam> 100 5 10 Ippa⟨44⟩ṇam nūṟṟuAimpatukku⟨45⟩m Inta maṉaikaḷum ma⟨46⟩ṉaippaṭappaikaḷum ⟨47⟩ maṉaippi [1+] ttikaḷu⟨Zone D: North face.⟩⟨48⟩m mutalmaiyum A⟨ṭ⟩ai⟨49⟩ppum tevar Aṭimai⟨50⟩yum kaikkoḷ⌈⟨51⟩maiyum tāṅkaḷ niṉṟa ⟨52⟩ Aṭaivukaḷile vi⟨53⟩ṟṟum Oṟṟivaittu⟨54⟩m koḷḷakkaṭavar⟨55⟩kaḷ Ākavum Ūr po⟨56⟩⌉runtiṉatu Aṭaippu ⟨57⟩ Āka kaṭav¿u?⟨a⟩tākavum [||] Ip⟨58⟩paṭikku Iṉṉāḷ muta⟨59⟩l cantirātittavarai⟨60⟩yum cella kallilu⟨61⟩m cempilum veṭṭik⟨62⟩koḷḷavum [||] Ivai koppaṇaṉ Eḻuttu [||] ⟨63⟩ Ippaṭikku ⟨64⟩ kal veṭṭi ⟨65⟩ kuṭuttom ⟨66⟩ Ivai kam(pā)⟨67⟩ṇṭāṉ E⟨68⟩ḻuttu ⟨69⟩ Ippaṭikku ⟨70⟩ Ivai Iṟa⟨71⟩ṅkal miṭṭa ⟨72⟩ ciyaṉ E⟨73⟩ḻuttu ⟨74⟩ Ippaṭik⟨75⟩ku Ikko⟨76⟩yil teva⟨77⟩kaṉmi k⟨78⟩āṭṭukku⟨79⟩ṟivaip⟨80⟩paṉ vira⟨81⟩campappi⟨82⟩ramārāya⟨83⟩ṉ Eḻu⟨84⟩ttu ⟨85⟩ Ippaṭikku ⟨86⟩ Ivai kā⟨87⟩ñcikkuṟi⟨88⟩pārattu v⟨89⟩āci viṭaṅ⟨90⟩kapaṭṭaṉ ⟨91⟩ Eḻuttu ⟨92⟩ Ippaṭikku ⟨93⟩ Ivai nā⟨94⟩ṟpatteṇ⟨95⟩ṇāyirakk⟨96⟩ālāṉ ⟨97⟩ Eḻuttu ⟨98⟩ Ivai Irā⟨99⟩kuttarāya⟨100⟩kkālā⟨101⟩ṉ Eḻu⟨102⟩ttu ⟨103⟩ Ippaṭi⟨104⟩kku Ivai ⟨105⟩ Ikkoyi⟨106⟩l kaṇak⟨107⟩ku Uttara⟨108⟩ṉmerur ⟨109⟩ Uṭaiyā⟨110⟩ṉ tiruve⟨111⟩kampave⟨112⟩ḷāṉ Ā⟨113⟩tittateva⟨114⟩ṉ Eḻuttu [||]

Translation by Hultzsch 1890

Hail! From the month of Āḍi of the Viśvādi2 year, which was current after the Śaka year one thousand two hundred and eighty-six (had passed), while the illustrious mahāmaṇḍaleśvara, the conqueror of hostile kings, the destroyer of those kings who break their word, the lord of the eastern and western oceans, Kambaṇa-uḍaiyar, the son of the illustrious Vīra, was pleased to rule the earth,—the illustrious Koppaṇṇaṅgaḷ (addresses the following) order to the authorities of the temple of the lord Rājasiṁhavarmeśvaram-uḍaiyār, alias Eḍudattu-āyiram-uḍaiya-nāyaṉār, at Kāñchipuram. Whereas all the houses and the gardens (attached to) the houses in the northern row of the saṁnidhi street,— excluding the maṭha of Āṇḍār Sundara-Perumāḷ, which exists (from) old times, (and excluding) the house, which is to the east of the temple of the lord Tiru-Agastyeśvara and to the west of the great road of the sacred bath (tiru-mañjaṉa-peru-vaṛi),—were sold at a price (fixed in the presence of the god) Chaṇḍeśvara to the Mudalis, to be (their) property, from this day forward, for ever, against (payment of) pa. 150, (i.e.) one hundred and fifty paṇas, which were previously received from these (Mudalis) and deposited in the templetreasury,—these houses, gardens (attached to) the houses . . . . . . . . . . may be sold or mortgaged by them . . . . . . . . . This (order) shall be engraved on stone and copper, in order that it may last from this day forward, as long as the moon and the sun. This is the signature of Koppaṇaṉ.

This we have engraved on stone and given. This is the signature of Kambāṇḍāṉ. This is the signature of Śīyaṉ (i.e., Siṁha), who made the closing (of the temple) cease. This is the signature of Kāṭṭukkuṟivaippaṉ Vīra-Śamba-Brahmā-rāyaṉ, the devakarmin (i.e., pujārī) of this temple. This is the signature of Viḍaṅga-bhaṭṭa, who lives at Kāñchikkuṟipāram (?). This is the signature of Nāṟpatteṇṇāyirakkālāṉ. This is the signature of Irāguttarāyakkālāṉ. This is the signature of Uttaraṉmerūruḍaiyāṉ Tiruvegamba-veḷāṉ Āditya-deva, the accountant (kaṇakku) of this temple.

Bibliography

Digital edition of SII 1.87 by Hultzsch 1890 converted to DHARMA conventions by Emmanuel Francis.

Primary

[SII] Hultzsch, Eugen Julius Theodor. 1890. South-Indian inscriptions, Tamil and Sanskrit, from stone and copper-plate edicts at Mamallapuram, Kanchipuram, in the North Arcot district, and other parts of the Madras Presidency, chiefly collected in 1886-87. Volume I. South Indian Inscriptions 1. Madras: Government Press. Pages 120–123, item 87.

Notes

  1. 1. See page 118, above.
  2. 2. I.e., Viśvāvasu.