This records an endowment of 2 plots of land after purchase, one by Ādi[t*]taṉ Kōdaippirāṭṭiyār, the queen of Ariñjigai-Paṉmar ‘who died at Āṟṟūr’ for providing for the sacred bath of the god with 108 pots of water, and for offerings on the day of Vishu in Chittirai, and the other by Vīmaṉ Kundavaiyār, another queen, towards the supply of 1,000 potfuls of water for the same purpose. This gift by the latter is evidently meant as a supplement to the one mentioned in No. 224 above. This is also an inscription of Parāntaka II Sundara-Chōḷa.
kovirācakecaripaṉmaṟku yāṇṭu paṉṉiraṇṭāvatu vaṭakarai piramatecam śrīvira
nārāyaṇacaruppetimaṅkalattu tiruvaṉantiśvarattu paramasvāmikku citti
rai viṣuvukku can=tirātittaval nūṟṟeṭṭu kalacam snapaṉam Āṭṭi Amu
tuceytuAruḷuvataṟku Āṟṟūr tuñciṉa Aṟiñcikaipaṉmar teviyār
Āti
ḷaṟai peruṅkāvitiĀkiya nūṟṟeṇmaṉ cāttaṉum nūṟṟeṇmaṇ śrī dattaṉ
Digital edition of SII 13.225 by