This inscription in Tamil verse, which is engraved in early characters with the puḷḷi marked for the basic consonants refers to the Pāṇḍya king Śrīvalluvaṉ (i.e., Śrīvallabha), who had the title Avaṉipaśēkharan. On his behalf a certain Iḷaṅ-Gautamaṉ who is described as an āśiriyaṉ of Madurai repaired the agamaṇḍapa of the temple at Aṇṇalvāyil and built the mukha-maṇḍapa in front of it. The record being damaged, the details are lost but from the existing portion it is inferred that some gifts of land were also made to the priests of the temple.
svasti śrī
r muḻutāṇṭa pañcavar kulamuta lārkeḻu vaivelavaṉipacekaraṉ cirkeḻu ceṅkoṟ cirival
luvaṉuk keṉṟip palavuṅ kuṟikoḷiṉi tavai Oṇ
kaṭivaḷam perukkippaṇṇamar koil pāṅkuṟac ceyvit tāraṇapperum mikkoḻukkavi
kkum pūraṇamālai poliyavoṅki Anta
tti vayakkaluṅ kuṇamiku ciṟappiṉ kuṟittu
ṟaiyāl vaḻipaṭuvāṉukkaraikkāṇi
muṉṉāḷ maṇṭakaṅ kallāley niṟīIkkaṇṭor maruḷuṅ kāmaru viḻucciruḷ
ḷoṭu puṟampā loḷi mikappokki maṟṟu mellāṅ kuṟṟa nikki Ātiventar
Aṟañce vaḻakki
ṭutū ṇorupa
ṟku nilamummācce
kaip palkuṇattoṉey
m putukki Āṅkaṟivarkoil mukamaṇṭaka meṭuttāṉ muṉ
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