First section tiru maṉṉi vaḷara Irunilamaṭantaiyum poṟcayappāvaiyuñcīrttaṉiccelviyuntaṉ perunteviyarākiyiṉpuṟa neṭutiyalūḻiyuḷiṭaituṟaināṭuntuṭarvaṉavelippaṭar vaṉavāciyuñcuḷḷiccūḻmatiḷ koḷḷippākkaiyunaṇṇaṟkarumaraṇ maṇṇaikkaṭakkamum porutaṭarīḻattaraicar tamuṭiyumāṅkavar teviyaroṅkeḻil muṭiyumuṉṉavar pakkal teṉṉavar vaitta cuntaramuṭiyum Intiraṉāramunteṇṭirai Īḻamaṇṭalamuḻuvatum Eṟipaṭaikkeraḷar muṟaimaiyiṟcūṭuṅkulataṉamākiya palar pukaḻ muṭiyuñceṅkatir mālaiyuñcaṅkatirvelaittolperuṅkāval palapaḻantīvuñceruviṟciṉaviyirupattorukāl Araicukaḷai kaṭṭa paracurāmaṉ mevaruñcāntimattīvaraṇ karutiyiruttiya cempoṟṟiruttaku muṭiyum payaṅkoṭu paḻi mika muyaṅkiyil mutukiṭṭoḷi Second section tta cayaciṅkaṉ Aḷapparum pukaḻoṭu pīṭiyaliraṭṭapāṭiyeḻarai Ilakkamum navanetikkulapperumalaikaḷumāpporutaṇṭāṟkoṇṭa kopparakesarivarmmarāṉa Uṭaiyār śrīrājendracoḷadevarkku yāṇṭu pattāvatu Aruḷmoḻidevavaḷanāṭṭu nṉmalināṭṭuppaḷḷiyiṟsabhaiyār tañcāvūr śrīrājarājīśvarattiṉiteḻuntaruḷiyirunta paramasvāmikku mūlabhṛtyaṉākiya caṇḍeśvaradevar pakkal Uṭaiyār śrīrājarājīśvaramuṭaiyārkku Aṭaitta niyāyam peruntaṉattu valaṅkaiveḷaikkāṟappaṭaikaḷil paṇṭitacoḻatterintavillikaḷ Ivarkku veṇṭum nivantaṅkaḷukku vaitta kācil kācu muppattoṉṟum Ivarkke nittaviṉotatterintavalaṅkaiveḷaikkāṟar meṟpaṭikku vaitta kācu patiṉ mūṉṟum peruntaṉam Īrāyiravaṉ pallavayaṉāṉa mummaṭicoḻapocaṉāṉa Uttamacoḻappallavaraiyaṉ Eḻuntaruḷuvitta caṇḍeśvaradevarkku Aṭaitta niyāyam Uttamacoḻatterinta Antaḷakattāḷār Ivarkku veṇṭum nivantaṅkaḷukku vaitta kācu Aṟupatum Āka yāṇṭu pattāvatu pacāṉ mutal koṇṭa kācu nūṟṟu nālu §1 Ikkācu nūṟṟu nāliṉāluṅkācu Oṉṟukku Āṭṭai vīṭṭaṉ policai kācu Araikkālāka yāṇṭu pattāvatu pacāṉ mutal candrādityavat· Āṭṭāṇṭu toṟum Uṭaiyār śrīrājarājīśvaramuṭaiyār paṇṭārattu Iṭakkaṭava policai kācu patiṉ mūṉṟu .. §2

1. After (the harvest of) the paśāṉ in the tenth year (of the reign) of Kō-Parakēsarivarman, alias the lord Śrī-Rājēndra-Chōḷadēva, who, etc.,The historical part of this inscription is identical with that of No. 10. the members of the assembly of Paḷḷiyil in Neṉmali-nāḍu, (a subdivision) of Aruḷmoṛidēva-vaḷanāḍu, have received from Chaṇḍēśvaradēva,—who is the first servant of the supreme lord, who has been pleased to take up gladly his abode in (the temple called) Śrī-Rājarājēśvara (at) Tañjāvūr,—one hundred and four kāśu, viz., thirty-one kāśu out of the money, which the Paṇḍita-Śōṛa-terinda-villigaḷ,I.e., ‘the chosen archers of Paṇḍita-Chōḷa.’ (a subdivision) of the [Niyāyam P]e[rundaṉat]tu [Vala]ṅ[gai-vē]ḷaikkāṟa-paḍaigaḷ,I.e., ‘the troops of servants of the right hand of the large treasure.’ vēḷaikkāṟaṉ seems to be a corruption of vēlaikkāraṉ. who were attached to the lord [of the Śrī-Rājarājēśvara (temple)], had deposited for the expenses required by this (image); thirteen kāśu, which the Nittaviṉōda-terinda-valaṅgai-vēḷaikkāṟar had deposited for the above (requirements) of this (image); and sixty kāśu, which the Niyāyam Uttama-Śōṛa-terindaandaḷagattāḷār,—I.e., ‘the chosen knights of Uttama-Chōḷa.’ antaḷakattāḷār may be dissolved into antaḷakattu, the genitive case of antaḷakam,—which seems to be another form of antaḷam, ‘a coat of mail,’—and āḷu, ‘to possess.’ who were attached to (the image of) Chaṇḍēśvaradēva, which had been set up by Perundaṉam Īrāyiravaṉ Pa[llavayaṉ], alias Mummaḍi-Śōṛa-Pōśaṉ, alias Uttama-Śōṛa-Pallavaraiyaṉ,—The same person is mentioned in lines 132 f., 163 f. and 439 f. of the large Leyden grant. had deposited for the expenses required by this (image).

2. For these one hundred and four kāśu, (they) have to pay every year from (the harvest of) the paśāṉ in the tenth year (of the king's reign), as long as the moon and the sun endure, an interest of thirteen kāśu into the treasury of the lord of the Śrī-Rājarājēśvara (temple),—the rate of interest being one eighth kāśu per year for each kāśu.

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