SII 17.431: original edition by K. G. Krishnan No. 431. author of digital edition Emmanuel Francis European Research Council (ERC), grant agreement no 809994 DHARMA Paris, CEIAS DHARMA_INSSIIv17p0i0431.xml CC BY-SA 4.0 2019-2026 as per external metadata

On three faces of a pillar lying in the verandah in front of the Agastyēśvara temple.

This inscription engraved in archaic characters is undated.

It mentions Vallava Saḷki, his son Hari Rāchapaṟu whose son was Paṇḍaya at whose request some grant seems to have been made at Chiṟuburu.

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svasti śrī mā n jatu mā ha viṣṇu va llava saḷki pu trasya harirāca paṟu hari ricapaṟu � trasya �ṇḍaya ciṟuburuṁ pa ḷa nariyadu sadabu vē ṇḍi koṇi va dara paṭṭite va sa ntuṟu bu da vi bha yu �niki na Ā yō ṟa vakavilaḷu campinava nu gaṭṭuna ḷa sillākuntu kuntula cē ṟu ppu ḷe du ceṟuvu �niki Ā yōṟa ni tyaṁbu du va dēni ki nu yō � dagi ḷara sakṣigānu �ṇḍa yāru cē ri E�vanṟi na nu bu calpuna dhiniki vakraṁbuna vānu pa rana

sa sa is introduced below the line.

Lines from 31 to 39 are very badly damaged.

Digital edition of SII 17.431 by converted to DHARMA conventions by Emmanuel Francis.

177 431