This is a verse inscription of Aparājitavikramavarman dated in his 12th year. It refers to a gift of land, after purchase from a resident of Igaṇaimūdūr, for offerings, perfume, incense and for a perpetual lamp to the god Chōḷamālyīśvara at Oṟṟimudūr (i.e.,) Tiruvoṟṟiyūr. The name Oṟṟiyūr with its Sanskrit equivalent Ādhipurī meaning a ‘mortgaged city’ is explained by a local tradition of the place.
rmmalaṉ koyiṟkuṭati
cai
ṟṟaṉ śvarakarattu maṉṉi
yaruṇi Arccippa
varkku nicca mukkālu ne
tiṟkuṅ kantattiṟkun tūpattiṟku nantā nalviḷa
kkoṉ ṟeri
ṟu miṭuvor ta
ti Aparājita
ṇṭā
ṇai
ccaippulamum Eṉṟiru perettamu mivaṟṟuk
riyum poruḷ kaikkuṭuttup puAṟṟami
ṉṟi viṟṟukkoṇṭu kaṉmicai Eḻuti vaittaṉaṉ ma
The beginning of this inscription is lost.
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