In this damaged inscription, the chief's name is lost, but the regnal year 14 is preserved. It registers three transactions, viz., (1) a gift of land by Arasāḻvāṉ Ārāvamudāḻvāṉ to the temple of [Uḍai]yavaṉ Vaḍataḷi-[Uḍaiyār] at Ulagaḷandasōḻa[chaturvēdimaṅgalam] for offerings and worship; (2) a purchase of some land from the same person by the dēvakanmis of the temple from money realised by the sale of temple jewels; and (3) a gift of another bit of land which was received from a certain brahman to whom this person had given a loan. All these lands were now given for offerings and worship in the temple. Since this inscription appears to be identical with the previous one, the former may be attributed to Kōpperuñjiṅgadēva.
svasti śrī śrī
ttunāḷ virutaśrī Ulakaḷantacoḻac
l Āticajaikkum tiruppaṇikkum Uṭalāka nān tiruppa
ṭiyil
muntirikaiye
ratāyaṉ veṇṇaik
mutaṟkaṇṇāṟṟu nālā
teṉ Inta Ārāvamutāsaijñaiyāṉamaikkum Ivvūr Ulakaḷantacoḻaviṇṇakar Emperumā
ṉ tirumuṟṟattu kāṇiUṭaiya tiruUṭaiyāril gau śya pan Āmaruviniraimeyttāṉ Eḻutteṉṟum kāśya pan Aḻaki
yatirucciṟṟampalamuṭaiyāṉ paṭṭaṉ Eḻutteṉṟum kṛṣṇapaṭṭan perumarutūr karuṇākaranampi ciṟukoṭṭaiyūr cuppiramaṇyapaṭṭar comayājiyar
Some of the inscribed stones are lost.
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