Puḷḷalūr, Kailāsanātha temple, Kāmākshi-Ammaṉ shrine, time of Uṭaiyār Śrīrājendra, year 9 author of digital edition Renato Dávalos Emmanuel Francis European Research Council (ERC), grant agreement no 809994 DHARMA Paris DHARMA_INSTamilNadu00064.xml CC BY-SA 4.0 2019-2026 as per external metadata Stone-inscription recording the donation of land for establishing a pāratavirutti (Sanskrit bhāratavr̥tti) for the one who recites purāṇas, including the Mahāhārata and the Rāmāyaṇa, in the Tiruvaiyyōtti.This must be a temple or shrine, presumably in Puḷḷalūr, named after Ayōtti, that is, Ayodhyā.

No distinction between e and ē, o and ō.

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viruttikkuṟai paṭi pottakattiṉ peṟapaṭṭa nilam mukkāliṉāl kuḻi muṉṉūṟum Āka-p paḻam paṭi kuḻi Ēḻu-nūṟum

Uṭaiyār śrī-rājentdra-devarkku yāṇṭu 9-Āvatu

In-nilattukku dravyam aṟa-k koṇṭu Ilakṣaṇam paṉṉi-k kuṭuttamaiyil pottakattiṉ mēṟpaṭṭa kuḻi mikuti-k kuṟaiv' uḷḷ aṭaṅka-t taṭi Iraṇṭum

Emm-uūrkku mahā-pārata-virututti -y-āka In-nilattukku vanta Iṟai Eppērpaṭṭatum māahāsabhaiyōmēy iṟuttu-k kuṭukka kaṭavōm āka śrīri-pārata-virutti can=tirātittyayavaraiyum niṟppat-āka śilālekai paṇṇi-k kuṭuttō m māahāsabhaiyōm

Ivv-ūr tiruvaiyyōttiyillēy Iru-k-kāllum śrīri-bhārata-śrīri-rāmāyaṇam UḷḷIiṭṭa purāṇam vāśikka-k kaṭavaṉ Iv-virutti Uṇpāṉ

It-tamatukku vi rōtam paṇṇuvār keṅkai y-iṭai-k kumari y-iṭai paṭṭa pāvattu-p paṭuvār

It-taṉmam y-irakṣikkiṟa tiruvaṭi śrīri-pātaṅkaḷḷḷ eṉ talai mēllinṉa

Aṟamaṟaveṟkka Aṟam allatu tuṇai y-illai

mahāsabhai-t tiruvaṭiyār paṇi-p pppaṇi kēṭṭ' eḻutinṉēṉ Ivv-ūr maddhyastaṉ koṟṟava-pōttaṉ kaṇṇālaṉ śrī-māyavar-ēṉ

Ivai Ennn eḻuttu

Prosperity!

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So that there be a livelihood for the recitation of the Mahābhārata in our village, so that we, the members of the great assembly, are appointed/due to give whatever taxes coming for this land, so that this livelihood for the recitation of the glorious Bhārata remains as long as the moon and the sun, having made this stone inscription, we have given, we, the members of the great assembly.

The one appointed to recite two times in the Tiruvaiyyōtti in this village the purāṇas, including the glorious Bhārata and the glorious Rāmāyaṇa, will enjoy this livelihood.

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Listening to the orders of the honourable ones of the great assembly, I wrote this, I, Koṟṟavapōttaṉ Kaṇṇālaṉ Śrīmāyavar, the madhyastha of this village.

These are my hand-writing.

Reported in (ARIE/1922-1923/C/1923/48).

This edition by Renato Dávalos and Emmanuel Francis based on ASI estampage and transcript available on BharatSHRI.

66 C/1923 48