This inscription records a gift of 100 kāḍi of paddy by a lady named Pugaḻttuṇai-Aḍigaḷ mother of one Viḻuppēraraiyar Ayyakuṭṭi-Aḍigaḷ, which was left in charge of the body called kulaṅkiḻārkaḷ of Tiruvakkārai. With the annual interest of 25 kāḍi accruing on this endowment, its members were to provide for the sacred bath of the deity Tirukkāṟkaṟṟaḷi-Perumānaḍigaḷ on the days of the asterism Chitrā in Chittirai month and of Śravaṇa (Ōṇam) in Puraṭṭādi every year. The high regnal year of the king with however no qualifying epithet for him would make the inscription assignable to Āditya I, but the characters seem to be later.
koIrācake
caripaṉma
ṟku yāṇṭu
Irupattāṟāva
tu tevatā
na tiruvak
raik kulaṅkiḻ
rkaḷoṅ kaiy
yeḻuttu vi
ḻupperarai
r Ayyakkuṭṭi
Aṭikaḷ tāyār
pukaḻttuṇai
Aṭikaḷ kaiy
yāl yāṅkaḷ
koṇṭu kaṭava
nelmutal pati
ṉāḻik kālāl
ṟṟukkāṭi Inne
llāṟ
yāl Irupattai
yṅ kāṭi nellu
Āṇṭuvarai p
liŪṭṭāka Inne
l lirupattaiyṅkā
ṭiyāluñ citti
ttiṅkaṭ cittirai
yum piraṭṭāti Oṇa
mum Āṇṭuvarai ti
rukkāṟkaṟṟaḷip peru
ṉaṭi
val snama
vomāṉoṅ kulaṅ
kiḻārkaḷ
Digital edition of SII 13.317 by