This record registers a gift of 96 sheep for burning a perpetual lamp near the goddess Durgā-Bhaṭāri in the temple of Tiruvūral-Āḻvār at Takkōlam in the 4th year of Pārthivēndravarman, by a native of Mārāyapāḍi. The latter territorial division also called Mahārājappāḍi or Mārjavāḍi comprised the eastern portion of the Kolar district and parts of the Cuddapah and Chittoor districts.
svasti śrī rtti
ventrapanmaṟku yāṇṭu
4 vatu mārāyapāṭi
t tāḻaksvāmi makaṉ kecuvaiyaṉā
kiya pallavaṉ brahmātarāya
ṉ takkolattut tiruvūṟalā
ḻvār koyiluḷḷeḻuntaru
ḷi niṟkum durggābhaṭārikku no
ntāviḷakkoṉṟiṉukku vai
tta Āṭu
ney
turānta
ṟāṭi makaṉ kumaraṉākiya vi
roṇukkamaṉṟāṭi
Hail ! Prosperity ! In the 4th year of (the reign of) king Pārthivēndravarman, Kēśuvaiyaṉ alias Pallavaṉ Brahmādarāyaṉ, son of Tāḻakoṭṭigāmuṇḍasvāmi of Mārāyapāḍi, gave 96 sheep for one perpetual lamp to (the goddess) Durgā-Bhaṭāri who is pleased to stand in the temple of Tiruvūral-Āḻvār at Takkōlam. I, Kumaraṉ alias Vīroṇukka Maṉṟāḍi, son of Madhurāntaka Kaḍuttalai Maṉṟāḍi, shall measure out the ghee of these (sheep).
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