This inscription also from Āḍutuṟai is peculiarly dated as 4+1+1+1+1st year of the Pāṇḍya king Māṟañjaḍaiyaṉ and relates to some provision for the supply of oil to the temple of Tirukkuraṅgāḍutuṟai-Mahādēva by the sabhā of Maruttuvakkuḍi in Tiraimūr-nāḍu. The significance of the regnal year, as cited here, instead of as 4 opposite to the 4th year, is not clear.
svasti śrī śrīkomāṟaṉ
caṭaiyaṟku yāṇṭu nāṉkāmāṇṭi
ṉ Etirāmāṇ
ṉ Etirāmāṇṭiṉ Etirāmā
ṭu tiraimurnāṭṭu maruttuva
kkuṭi sabhaiyom Innāṭṭu tiruk
ṭutuṟai mahādevariṭai māheśara rakṣai
Annual Report for 1908, Part ii. paragraph 53. [[See p. 63: The ancient inscriptions found on the temple
walls (Nos. 358 to 360 and 364 of 1907) were engraved at the time from older copies (see paragraph 36 above).
]].
Digital edition of SII 14.7 (ARIE/1907-1908/B/1907/358) by