This record, dated in the 19th year, registers a gift of 32 cows by Avaṉiāḷappiṟandāṉ Vāḷvallaperumāḷ Kōpperuñjiṅga for burning a twilight lamp in the temple of the god Opporuvarumillāda-Nāyaṉār at Tiru-Aṟaiyaṇinallūr in Uḍaikkāḍu ‘on the northern bank of the river Peṇṇai’ in Vāṇagōppāḍi. The title ‘Vāḷvallaperumāḷ’ or its Sanskrit variant viz., Khaḍgamalla is found in the records at Tiruvaṇṇāmalai (S.I.I. Vol. VIII, No. 69), Āttūr (No. 120 above), Tiruvakkarai (No. 246 below), Tripurāntakam (No. 247 below) and Tirupati (No. 73 of 1889).
The astronomical details given here are the same as in No. 213 above and point to A.D. 1261, November 28, Monday as the date of these two inscriptions.
svasti śrī śrī kopperuñciṅkatevarkku yāṇṭu
dhanunāyaṟṟu pūrvapakṣattu pañcamiyum tiṅkaḷkiḻamaiyum peṟ
ṟa Aviṭṭattu nāḷ vāṇakoppāṭip peṇṇai vaṭakarai Uṭaikkāṭṭut tiru
Aṟaiyaṇinallūruṭaiyār Opporuvarumillāta nāyaṉārkku AvaṉiĀḷappiṟantā
ṉ vāḷvallaperumāḷ kopperuñcikaṉeṉ vaitta tirununtāviḷakku 1
ṭa cāvāmuvāp pacu
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