On the west wall, central shrine, Gaṅgājaṭādhara temple.
Year 13: 984 A.D.
Records a gift of ninety six sheep for burning a perpetual lamp by Siṅgapanmaṉ Kañchi Akkan, the wife of Ambalavaṉ Paḻuvūr Nakkaṉ alias Vikramachōḻamārāyar, a native of Kuvaḷālam, who had got the stone temple constructed. The perpetual lamp was apparently meant to be burnt in the main shrine of the temple (built by the donor's husband Ambalavaṉ Paḻuvūr Nakkaṉ).
kopparakecaripanmaṟku yāṇṭu
ḷi Eṭuppitta kuvaḷālamuṭaiyāṉ Ampalavaṉ paḻuvūr nakkaṉ Āṉa vikkiramacoḻamārāyar
Akamuṭaiyāḷ ciṅkapanmaṉ kañci Akkaṉ vaitta nontāviḷakku Oṉṟu Oṉṟukku nicata mu
ḻakku ney
yerikka vai
tta cāvā mu
vāp perā
ṭu toṇ
ṇūṟṟu Ā
ṟu Ivai pa
nmāheśvara
rakṣai
Published in S.I.I., Vol. XIX, No. 334.
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