# SII 8.175: original edition by K.V. Subrahmanya Aiyer

Dorotea Operato

Alternative title: No. 175. (A.R. No. 581-C of 1902). ON THE SAME WALL

Author of digital edition: Dorotea Operato

Identifier: DHARMA_INSSIIv08p0i0175

Repository: SII original (south-indian-inscriptions)

File path: SII_B_clean/SII08/DHARMA_INSSIIv08p0i0175.xml

Language: Tamil [Grantha, Tamil]

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## Edition

⟨1⟩ [10+] ⟨2⟩ [10+] ṉcantikku (pa)ṅkalanāṭṭil koṇṭa colaiEriyāṉa
comaṉā⟨ta⟩tevanallūr [7+] k kuṭpaṭṭa nilattil ⟨3⟩ [10+] tikku māttāl
kalaṉe kuṟuṇinellum Antarāyam māttāl Araip paṇamum kuṭuttuk kā [5+]
kaiykko(ṇ)ṭu potu⟨4⟩[10+] ṭikku Irunāḻi Ariciccoṟu peṟṟup potuvatu ⟨|⟩
Ivai sadāśi vapaṭṭa ṉeḻuttu ⟨|⟩ peruṅka [2+] [.]āḷaṉcantikku
tirukko⟨5⟩[10+] koṭṭattu nācciyār taṇmeṉmulaiyār⟨k⟩ku Amutupaṭi
Aricikkum Āḷuṭaiyanācciyārkku A [5+] m cellappiḷḷaiyāṟku ⟨6⟩ [7+] �2U⁓m
Āriyappiḷḷaiyārkku �2U⁓m Iccanti kaṭṭi(ṉa) taṉma(ka)ttā peruṅkaruṇaiya
[5+] tirumuṉ Oṭukku �2U⁓m ⟨7⟩ [10+] m nāḷ 1⁓kku kaṟiyamutu 5⁓palam
Āṭiyaruḷat taṇṭalattukku <kalam> 4 100 2 10 2 + 3/4 māka kāppu [4+] ṉum
tirume(y)pūccu (I)ṭai⟨8⟩[10+] tirupparivaṭṭam 10⁓m puliyūrppaṭṭu 10⁓m
paccaippaṭṭu 10⁓m tiruvoliyal 4⁓m tiruvi [4+] m Āṭiyaruḷap pāl 3 10 2⁓m
⟨9⟩ [10+] ruḷap pañcatiraviyattukku ney (2)⁓m Amutupaṭikku(n)ey ta⁓m
UppuAmutu 1/320⁓m miḷakuamutu [4+] Aṭaikkāyamutu (4 10) 8⁓m ⟨10⟩ [10+]
ntalpaṭiyum Ivvakaippaṭi tirunāḷukkuppaṭi Iraṭṭiyum
cantirāti{rā}ttavarai co [6+] comaṉā⟨ta⟩tevanallūril tiruna⟨11⟩[10+]
ṅkaruṇaiyāḷar kārāḷamāhecura⟨rk⟩ku kāṇiyāṉa nilattil kaṭamai yantarāya
mutaluṅ koḷ [5+] cantikkup piṉpe Ippe⟨12⟩[10+] mākavum ⟨∥⟩

## Commentary

The inscription is built in

## Bibliography

Digital edition of SII 8.175 by Subrahmanya Aiyer 1937 converted to
DHARMA conventions by Dorotea Operato.

### Primary

[SII] Subrahmanya Aiyer, K.V. 1937. South-Indian inscriptions (texts).
Volume VIII: Miscellaneous inscriptions from the Tamil, Malayalam,
Telugu and Kannada countries. South Indian Inscriptions 7. Delhi:
Archaeological survey of India (Manager of Publications). Page 85, item
175.