This inscription, dated in the 15th year, states that, on the death of a certain Tirumalaiy-Aḻagiyāṉ alias Vīragaḷvīrap-Pallavaraiyaṉ,mā of dry land in Ēmappērūr and Tiruveṇṇainallūr belonging to him was given by Peruñjiṅga as tirukkai-vaḻakkam to his mudali Rājarājadēvaṉ Ammaiyaṉ Vāḷavarāyaṉ. This officer in his turn gave it with the consent of his lord as tiruviḷakkuppuṟam for burning lamps in the temple at Tiruveṇṇainallūr, a brahmadēya in Tirumuṉaippāḍi Tiruveṇṇainallūr-nāḍu, a subdivision of Rājarāja-vaḷanāḍu. A further gift of 800 kuḻi of land for a flowergarden, probably by the same officer, is referred to in the concluding portion of the record.
The date intended was probably A.D. 1257, March 14, Wednesday; on this day, the tithi was dvādaśī and not ēkādaśī as given in the inscription. For the previous day, however, (i.e.,) March 13, Tuesday, the details are regular.
svasti śrī sakalabhuvanacakravattikaḷ śrīkopperuñciṅkatevaṟku yāṇṭu Aparapakṣattu
Ekādaśiyum putaṉkiḻamaiyum peṟṟa Aviṭṭattu nāḷ Irājarājavaḷanāṭṭu tirumuṉaippāṭit tiruve
ṇṇainallūrnāṭṭu brahmadeyan tiruveṇṇainallūr Uṭaiyār Āṭkoṇṭatevaṟku tevar mutalikaḷi
l Irā
rakaḷvirappallavaraiyaṉ toṭṭamāṉa Emappeṟūr Ellaiyil tiruppeṇṇaiyāṟṟukku teṟku puṉ cey nila
patumābrāhmaṇarum Ic cantiviḷak
panmāheśva ra rakṣai
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