SII 13.92: original edition by G.V. Srinivasa Rao – No. 92. (A.R. No. 562 of 1920.) ON THE SAME WALL.

Editor: Emmanuel Francis.

Identifier: DHARMA_INSSIIv13p0i0092.

Summary: This records the endowment tax-free, of Kāppuvēli the eastern hamlet of their village, and the land round about the temple with all the appurtenances, by the Peruṅguṟi-perumakkaḷ (assembly) of Vīranārāyaṇa-chaturvēdimaṅgalam for offerings to the deity during the three services in the temple of Tiruvanantīśvarattu-Paramasvāmi. The assembly is said to have met in the temple of Vīranārāyaṇa-Viṇṇagar. The date of the inscription, 4th year, Kumbha, Tuesday, Uttirāḍam, corresponds to A.D. 952, January 27, though the details are not enough for verification. The inscription may therefore be assigned to Gaṇḍarāditya.

Hand description:

Language: Tamil.

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

Version: (1624459), last modified (666dffb).

Edition

⟨1⟩ svasti śrī [||] korājakesarivarmma⟨ṟ⟩kku yāṇṭu nālāvatu vaṭakarai brahmadeyam ⟨2⟩ śrī virayaṇacaturvvedimaṅkalattu peruṅkuṟip perumakkaḷom Ivvāṭṭai kumbha⟨3⟩nāyiṟṟu cevvā⟨y⟩kkiḻamai peṟṟa Uttirāṭattināṉṟu śrī viranārāyaṇaviṇṇakarile peruṅ⟨4⟩kuṟi kūṭiIrun=tu{n} tiruvaṉan=tiśvarattu paramasvāmikku trikālattukku tiruvamirtukkāka nam kiḻ piṭākai ⟨5⟩ (kāppu)veliyuṅ koyiṟ cuṟṟumuṟṟum kuṭuttom sabhaiyom Ipparicu kāppuveli nirni⟨6⟩lamum puṉceyum naṉceyum Ūrum Ūrirukkaiyum puṟṟu teṟṟiyum kuḷamum koṭṭakamum maṉṟu⟨7⟩m kaṉṟume⟨y⟩pāḻum Āṟum Āṟṟiṭupaṭukaiyu⟨m⟩ meṉokkiya maramum kiḻnokkiya kiṇaṟum ⟨8⟩ cuṭṭivan=ta tepperpaṭṭatu Uṭumpoṭi yāmaitavaḻn=tatellām Uṇṇila moḻiviṉṟi Eppe⟨9⟩ṟppaṭṭatum Ipparamasvāmikku trikāla n=tiruvamirtukkāka cantrādityavat Iṟaiyili kuṭuttom ⟨10⟩ sa⟨bh⟩aiyom (||*||)

Bibliography

Digital edition of SII 13.92 by Srinivasa Rao 1952 converted to DHARMA conventions by Emmanuel Francis.

Primary

[SII] Srinivasa Rao, G.V. 1952. South-Indian inscriptions (texts) (with introductory notes in English). Volume XIII: The Cholas. South Indian Inscriptions 13. Madras: Archaeological Survey of India. Pages 44–45, item 92.