This is the fifth inscription in the Tirukkaḷar set. It is engraved on both sides of the fourth plate and the inner side of the fifth. It is dated in the 29th year of the reign of Kulōttuṅga-Chōḷadēva (i.e., Kulōttuṅga III) who took Madura, Ceylon, Karuvūr and the crowned head of the Pāṇḍya king and furnishes a list of gold and silver ornaments belonging to the temple at Tirukkaḷar with their weights as measured by the standard weight called the kuḍiñai-kal and the fineness in each case.
svasti śrī
ya śrīkulottuṅka coḻatevaṟku yāṇṭu
yil tiruvāparaṇattukku mutal kuṭiṉaikkalliṭai tirukkoḷkai 1
mel paṟamamum Uṭpaṭa
ṟ tiraitta veḷḷi patiṉāṟkaḻañce mukkāl
tiṉāṟināl 8 1/2 māṟi poṉ paṉṉiru kaḻañcu
poṉ Irukaḻañce nālu mañcāṭiyum Āṟu mā
kkāl māṟi poṉ mukkāl kaṉṉapuṣpa
ce kāl
nāṟkaḻañcarai Itaṉ viḷimpittiraitta veḷḷi pattoṉpatiṉ kaḻañcaraiy
e nālu mañcāṭiyum Āṟumā Itaṉuḷ palaviṭattun taitta ceppāṇi Iṭai
Āṟarai palam
veḷḷikkāṟai 1
ttiniṉṟum vanta tiruppaṭṭam 1
tiruppaḷḷiyaṟai nācciyār
ṇṭu mañcā
tirumaṅkalanāṇ 1
ñcu
Irācāṇṭāṉāna coḻaviccātarappallavaraiyar ceyvitta tiruvācikai 1
l 8vapa māṟi poṉ Irunūṟṟaimpattu Aiṅkaḻañce kāle muṉṟu
mañcāṭiyu mañcumā ṣekam 1
ḻañcarai
le Iraṇṭu mañcāṭiyum Eḻumā
mukkaḻañcu
cu
l 8 1/2 māṟi poṉ Irukaḻañcu
tiruvaṭṭamaṇivaṭam 1
yu nā
tiruvaṭṭamaṇivaṭam 1
lampu Oraṇaiyiṉāl 8 3/4 māṟi poṉ nāṟkaḻañcu
ṟkuc cāttiyaruḷa tiruvaiyāṟuṭaiyā riṭṭa tiruvapiṣekam 1
patiṉaiṅkaḻañcarai
kāl
tiruttāvaṭam 1
ṟi poṉ Irukaḻañce mukkāle mañcāṭi
mukkāle Iraṇṭu mañcāṭiyu muṉṟu mā
mukkāle Iraṇ
tiruttoṭu 2
ṟi poṉ mukkāl
tirappallavaraiyar Iṭṭa tiruvuttariyam 1
m Āṟumā
ce mukkāle Iraṇṭu mā
Hail! Prosperity! In the 26th year of (the reign of) the emperor of the three worlds, the glorious Kulōttuṅga-Chōḷadēva who had been pleased to take Madura, Īḻam (i.e., Ceylon) Karuvūr and the crowned head of the Pāṇḍya (king), the following list of sacred ornaments in the temple of the Nāyaṉār who had sprung at Tirukkaḷar, was made weighed with the kuḍiñai-kal:—
1 tirukkoḷgai; inclusive of the paṟama over this, one hundred and one kaḻañju and a half of gold of 8(5/8) fineness; silver fastened to the edges weigh fourteen kaḻañju and three-fourths.
By sixteen gold flowers in the tiruvodaramālai, twelve kaḻañju of gold of 8(1/2) fineness.
By 1 sacred upper-cloth (tiruvuttarīyam), two kaḻañju, four mañjāḍi and six mā of gold of 8(1/2) fineness.
By 1 sacred crescent (tiruppiṟai), three-fourth (kaḻañju) of gold of 8 and three-fourths fineness.
By 3 ear-flowers (kannapushpam), two kaḻañju and a quarter of gold of 8(1/2) fineness.
By 1 sacred girdle-plate (tiruppaṭṭigai-palagai), sixty-four kaḻañju and a half of gold of 8(1/4) fineness. Silver, covering the edges of this, nineteen kaḻañju and a half, four mañjāḍi and six mā. The weight of copper nails fixed in the several parts of this (ornament) is six and half palam.
By 1 gold flower given by Anniyuḍaiyār, one kaḻañju of gold. By one silver necklace in which this was strung, half a kaḻañju of silver.
By 1 sacred diadem (tiruppaṭṭam) received in the 20th (year) from the central treasury of the palace (māḷigai), seven kaḻañju and a quarter of gold.
By 1 small marriage-badge (tāli) to be worn by the goddess of the bed-chamber and one maṇi (gem), two mañjāḍi and four mā of gold. This is of 8(1/2) fineness. By 1 necklace on which this was strung, quarter (kaḻañju) of silver. Inclusive of 1 string of the marriage-badge,
1 marriage-badge, together with the kokkuvāy and paḍugaṇ, two kaḻañju of gold of 9 fineness.
By 1 garland (tiruvāśigai) made by Irāśāṇḍāṉ alias Śōḻavichchādira Pallavaraiyar of Pōdimaṅgalam in the 23rd (year of reign), for being put on (the image of) Aravābharaṇadēva, two hundred and fifty-five kaḻañju and a quarter, three mañjāḍi and five mā of gold of 8(5/16) fineness.
By 1 abhishēka, sixteen kaḻañju and a half of gold of 9(1/2) fineness.
By 1 sacred garland (tiruvāram) of this god, four kaḻanju and three-fourths, two mañjāḍi and seven mā of gold of 9(1/4) fineness.
By 2 sacred ear-rings (tirutōḍu) of this (god), three kaḻañju of gold of 8(1/4) fineness.
By 1 abhishēka of the consort of this (god), ten kaḻañju of gold of 8(1/2) fineness.
By 1 sacred garland (tiruvāram) of this (god) two kaḻañju and a quarter of gold of 8(1/2) fineness.
By 2 ear-rings (tōḍu) of this (god), two kaḻañju of gold of 8(1/2) fineness.
By 24 sacred round beads (tiruvaṭṭamaṇi), (one) haḻañju and a half of gold of 8(1/2) fineness. By 1 string of sacred round beads (tiruvaṭṭamaṇi) and 30 beads, (one) kaḻañju, two mañjāḍi and four mā of gold of 8(1/2) fineness.
By 1 string of sacred round beads and 40 beads, [1 kaḻañju, 8 mañjāḍi and 2 mā]
By 1 string of sacred round beads and 40 beads, two kaḻañju of gold of 8(1/2) fineness.
By 1 pair of sacred anklet (tiruchchilambu), four kaḻañju of gold of 8(3/4) fineness.
By 1 tiru-abhishēkam presented by Tiruvaiyāṟuḍaiyāṉ for being worn by the Nāchchiyār (i.e., the goddess Pārvatī) who performed full penance, fifteen kaḻañju and a half of gold of 9 fineness.
By 1 tiraṉai for the forehead, five kaḻañju and quarter of gold of 8(1/2) fineness.
By 1 string of marriage-badge inclusive of the end-workings of the marriage-badge, (one) kaḻañju of gold of 8(1/2) fineness.
By 1 sacred foot-string (tiruttāvaḍam), and 41 beads, (one) kaḻañju of gold of
9 fineness.
By 4 sacred wristlets, two kaḻañju and three fourths and (one) mañjāḍi of gold of 9 fineness.
By 35 silver beads, three-fourths of a (kaḻañju), two mañjāḍi and three mā of silver.
By 1 silver bracelet (kāṟai), three fourths (kaḻañju) and two (mañjāḍi) of silver.
By 1 marriage-badge strung on this, half a kaḻañju of gold of 8(1/2) fineness.
By 2 sacred ear-rings (tiruttōḍu), (one) kaḻañju and a half of gold of 8(3/4) fineness.
By 1 sacred garland . . . . . gold.
By 1 head circlet (śirachakram), two kaḻañju of gold of 9 fineness.
By 2 sacred necklaces (tirukkaṇḍa-vāḷi), three-fourths (of a kaḻañju) of gold of 9 fineness.
By 1 sacred upper cloth presented by Uḍaiyār Śōḻavichchādira-Pallava-raiyar to be worn by the god during the sacred bath, three-fourths (of a kaḻañju), four (mañjāḍi) and six mā of gold.
By 1 snake in the tiruvāśigaippurimam, (one) kaḻañju and three-fourths and two mā of gold.