This registers a sale of some plots of land to the temple of Tiruvāṟai-Nakkaṉkōyil-Paramasvāmin at Tribhuvanamahādēvi-chaturvēdimaṅgalam, by the peruṅguṟiperumakkaḷ (assembly) of the village, effected in the 28th year of Kannaradēva (Rāshṭrakūṭa Kṛishṇa III) as compensation for the silver and gold vessels and jewels of the temple which had been utilised by them for sabhā-viniyōga (expenses ?) in former years. The sabhā refer in this sale transaction to a land endowed by them to the temple as dēvadāna in the 14th year of king Parāntaka I. The Rājakēsarivarman of this inscription should evidently refer to the Chōḷa king who reigned after the 28th year of the Rāshtrakūṭa king, i.e., A.D. 967 and, as such he can be identified with Rājarāja I. (M.E.R. 1918, II. 23). The name of the village seems to indicate its origin to Tribhuvanamahādēvi, a queen of Parāntaka I.
svasti śrī jakesaripanmabrahmadeyam śrītribhuvaṉa mahādevi caturvvedimaṅkalattu peruṅkuṟi perumakkaḷom Imasvāmikaḷiṭai Ittevaruṭaiya veḷḷittaḷikaiyum veḷḷimuṇṭamum poṟpūkkaḷum paṭṭaṅkaḷum kūttapperumāḷāṉa
kaṇṭanāṇum paṇṭārattu Irunta poṉṉum muṉ sabhāviniyogattukku Aḻittukkoṇṭa poṉ sabhāviniyogattukku Aḻittukkoṇṭamaiyāl Aśrī kaṉṉaratevarkku yāṇṭu
yaṇapererikiḻ cūracūḷāmaṇivatikku kiḻakku viracoḻavāndha
ttu 1sivil teṟkkaṭaiya mikai
l ram
Uninscribed space for about 2 feet.
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