North wall of the central shrine in the Trivikramaperumāl temple.
Vijayanagara, Narasiṁhadēva, Śaka 1393, Vikṟiti, Aṟpaśi 13, Monday, trayōdaśi, Aśvati (irregular) = 1470 A.D.
The details of date viz., are irregular as the star Aśvati cannot occur on the 13th tithi in the month of Aippaśi.
This inscription refers to the collapse of the mukhamaṇḍapa, outer wall (tirumadiḷ), and the gōpura of the Tiruviḍaikaḻināyanār temple at Tirukkōvalūr, in the Vaḻudilampaṭṭu uśavaḍi for several Years due to the disturbances caused by the Oḍḍiyas (i.e. Oḍḍiya-kalabai) and the repairs to them carried out by Aṉṉamarasagaḷ, the agent of Sāḷuva Narasiṁhadēva. It further records that the lands that once belonged to the temple were restored and made tax-free and the services to the god revived by Aṉṉamarasar. Almost similar copiesof this inscription are found at Nerkunam (ARE. No. 213 of 1935), Arakandanallur (ARE. No. 11 of 1935), Siddalingamadam (ARE. No. 262 of 1937) etc.
śubhaM Astu suvasati
śrīmaN mahāmaṇḍhaliśuran śakābtaM M Aṟpaci trayodaciyuM comavāramum
peṟṟa Aśuvatiṉāḷ śrīmaṉmahāmaṇḍalicuran metinimicunarasiṁhatevamahārājāviṉ kāriyattu kaṭava Aṉṉamaracarkaḷ vaḻutilam
paṭṭu Ucāvaṭi tirukovalūr ṉāyaṉāṟ tiruviṭaikaḻināyaṉāṟ koyil tiruviṭai Āṭṭa
pattu Eṭṭukālamāka puntatalaiyāy muya maṇṭasiṁharja Uṭaiyār tanmamāka Inta ṉāyaṉārkkun
pala Iṭasarvamānyacatrata
siṁharāja Uṭaiyār taṉmamāka dharmaM naṭacantrtiya
Intat dharmmattukku Ayitam pa
kaṅkai karaiyil kārāmpacuvai koṇṇa pāva
These imprecatory verses are full of mistakes.
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