śubham astu svasti

śrī-sadā śiva-deva-mahārāyar· pripr̥ thiviī-rājyam paṇṇi Aru ḷā niṉṟa cakābdam· 1000 4 100 8 10 8-n· mēṟ cellā niṉṟa Akṣaya-saṁvat·ssarattu ku mpa-nāyaṟṟu Apara-pakṣa ttu dvādaśi saumya-vāsa rattu nāḷ

śrīman·-mahā-ma ṇḍaleśvara-rāma-rāja-tiru -malaiya-deva-mahārājā vukku vēlūr ciṉṉa-po mmu-nāyakkar viṇṇap pañ ceykaiyil tiru-ma lairājayaṉ sadā-śiva-deva mahārāyar· pātattilē viṇṇappañ ceytu v ēlūr jvara-kaṇḍeśvara -svāmikku Aṁgaraṁga-v aibhavattukku v-iṭu-vitta grā mam Aṟappakkam .

dāna-pālanayor mmaddhye dānāc śreyo 'nupālanam· dānāt· svarggam avāpnoti pālanād acccytam· padam· .

Let there be prosperity! Hail! After Ciṉṉa-Bommu-nāyaka of Vēlūr had made a petition to the illustrious mahāmaṇḍaleśvara Rāmarāja-Tirumalaiya-deva-mahārāja,—Tirumalai-rājayaṉ, having made a petition at the feet of Sadāśiva-deva-mahārāyar, gave the village of Aṟappakkam to the temple of Jvarakaṇḍeśvara-svāmin at Vēlūr for providing all kinds of enjoyments,aṅgaraṅgavaibhavam is a synonym of aṅgaraṅgavaibhogam, which occurs in Nos. 47 and 48 [SII 1.47-48] and means, according to Winslow, “all worldly enjoyments.” on Wednesday the twelfth lunar day of the latter half of the month of Kumbha of the Akshaya-saṁvatsara, which was current after the Śaka year 1488 had passed, while the illustrious Sadāśiva-deva-mahārāyar was pleased to rule the earth.

Of a gift and protection, protection is more meritorious than a gift; by a gift one obtains only heaven, by protection the eternal abode.

Reported in (ARIE/1886-1887/II/1886-1887/38).

Edited in (SII 1.43), with English translation.

This digital edition by Emmanuel Francis based on .

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