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

Editors: Uthaya Veluppillai, Emmanuel Francis.

Identifier: DHARMA_INSCirkali00007.

Summary: ARIE 1918-1919 (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: (3778020), last modified (6130bb6).

Edition

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Bibliography

Reported in ARIE 1918-1919 (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

ARIE 1918-1919. 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. Edited by H. Krishna Sastri. No place, 1919. 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. New Delhi: ICHR. Page 548, item Tj. 2404.