The inscription is much worn out. It registers an order of the Perumakkaḷ (assembly) who ‘looked after the grāmakāryam for the year from the month of Mithuna’, and who are said to have consisted of 120 members, giving a plot of land in exchange for the one below the Kiḷiñalūr tank which had been already endowed for the daily offerings and worship to the deity by the Peruṅguṟip-perumakkaḷ (assembly), but which, not having been enjoyed, had been otherwise utilised by them subsequently. An inscription of either Gaṇḍarāditya or Sundara-Chōḷa.
svasti śrī jakesarivarmmamidhunanāyiṟu musammatsaraṃ grāmakāryyaM tiruttukiṉṟa
śvarattu paramasvāmikku muṉ peruṅkuṟipperumakkaḷ kiḷiñallur Erikkiḻ tiruvamirtukkum Arccanābhogattiṉukku
ṭṭik=kuṭuttu Anubhaviyāniṉṟa nilatte puĀdityavadikku meṟkku kaṇavativāykkāliṉ teṟkkil 1
ṟukku vaṭakku nam śrīmadhurān=takapperāṟṟukkuk kiḻakkuḷḷa nilam Itiṉ mu Arccaṉābhogattuk=ku māvatā
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