This inscription is damaged and the portion from the 5th line onwards is engraved in smaller characters. It seems to record an endowment in land for feeding two Brahmans, a Brahmaṅ woman and some yōgis in the temple every day, made by two ladies Nakkaṉ Kavaḍiyakkaṉ and her sister Nakkaṉ Vichchiyakkaṉ, both daughters of a certain Dēvaṉār of the village. As both these persons also figure in No. 122 of 1931 of the 23rd year of Parāntaka I, the present record is attributed to Sundara-Chōḷa in the M.E.R. for 1931, II. 4. But it may with greater possibility, be assigned to Parāntaka's son and nearer successor Gaṇḍarāditya.
svasti śrī nmaṟkku
yāṇṭu 4
r makaḷ nakkaṉ kavaṭiyakkaṉnum I
ḷ taṅkai nakkaṉ vicciyakkaṉ
vviruvarum kavaṭimayakkalum viccimayakkalum Ivar
kaḷ brahmaṇar Uṭai
jokiyāroṭu Ivare Orubrāhmaṇi
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