This and the next-following two inscriptions are dated on the same day of the yuva year, which was current after the expiration of the Śaka year 1497, and during the reign of the mahāmaṇḍaleśvara Śrīraṅga-deva-mahārāyar. They record grants to the Vellore Temple, which were made at the request of Śiṉṉa-Bommu-nāyaka of Velūr by Kṛishṇappa-nāyaka Ayyaṉ, with the consent of Śrīraṅga-deva-mahārāyar.
The Śrīraṅga-deva mentioned in Nos. 47 to 49 is Śrīraṅgarāya I. of Karṇāṭa, of whom we have copper-plate grants of Śaka 1497 and 1506Ind. Ant., Vol. XIII, p. 155.Kṛishṇappa-nāyaka dated Śaka 1500 has been translated by Mr. Rice.Mysore Inscriptions, p. 220.Śiṉṉa-Bommu-nāyaka of Velūr, see the introduction of No. 43.
The inscription No. 47 records the gift of the village of Śattuvāchcheri, where it is still found.
ṭha
śrīmaNmahāma
ṇḍaleśvaraśrīraṃgadeva
mahārāyar pṛ
śubhamastu
Let there be prosperity! Hail ! After Śiṉṉa-Bommu-nāyaka (of) Velūr had made a petition at the feet of Kṛishṇappa-nāyaka Ayyaṉ,—Kṛishṇappa-nāyaka Ayyaṉ, having made a petition at the feet of Śrīraṅga-deva-mahārāyar, gave the village of Śattuvāchcheri to (the temple of) Jvarakaṇḍheśvara-svāmin (at) Velūr for (providing) all kinds of enjoyments, on Wednesday the thirteenth lunar day of the dark half of the month of Makara of the Yuva-saṁvatsara, which was current after the Śaka year 1497 (had passed), while the illustrious mahāmaṇḍaleśvara Śrīraṅga-deva-mahārāyar was pleased to rule the earth.
(Line 22.) “Of a gift and protection,” etc.
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