Cīrkāḻi, Brahmapurīśvara, time of Rājakesarivarman, year 7+1

Editors: Uthaya Veluppillai, Emmanuel Francis.

Identifier: DHARMA_INSCirkali00007.

Summary: Krishna Sastri 1919 (p. 33): “Much damaged and stones out of order. The introduction commences with the words cīr maṉṉi malar makaḷum, etc. Seems to record a sale in publication of a land situated in Paṉaṅkuṭi, a hamlet of Tiruvāli alias Mummuṭicōḻa-caturvedimaṅgalam, in Rājādhirāja-vaḷanāṭu, to the temple of Tiruttōṇipuramuṭaiyār and the shrine of Tiruveṇkāṭuṭaiyār set up in it by a certain Kāliṅka-rāyaṉ. Mentions the Royal Secretary (tirumantiravōlai) Neṟiyuṭaiccōḻa-Mūvēntavēḷāṉ.”

Hand description:

Language: Tamil.

Repository: Cīrkāḻi (tfa-cirkali-epigraphy).

Version: (16a6206), last modified (6130bb6).

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Bibliography

Reported in Krishna Sastri 1919 (ARIE/1918-1919/B/1918/392).

Discussed in Veluppillai 2013 (CEC 7).

Primary

[UV] Veluppillai, Uthaya. 2013. “Cikāḻi : hymnes, héros, histoire. Rayonnement d’un lieu saint shivaïte au Pays Tamoul.” These de doctorat, Paris 3. Paris. [URL]. Pages 256–254, item 7.

Secondary

Krishna Sastri, H. 1919. G.O. No. 1003, 16th August 1919. Epigraphy. Recording, with remarks, the progress report of the Assistant Archaeological Superintendent for epigraphy, Southern Circle, for the year 1918-1919. No place. Page 33, appendix B/1918, item 392.

Mahalingam, T. V. 1992. A topographical list of inscriptions in the Tamil Nadu and Kerala states. Volume Seven: Thanjavur district. Vol. 7. New Delhi: ICHR. Page 548, item Tj. 2404.