This is similar to the above inscription and it is also dated in the 30th year. It registers a gift of 1 vēli of land in Puttēndal-kaḻaṉi situated in Māmbaṭṭu made in the 3rd year, to the same god and for the same purpose by Poṉparappiṉa Vāṇakōvaraiyar. Among the Kēḷvi-mudalis, Śiṅgaḷarāyar, Madhurāntaka-Brahmārāyar and Kurukularāyar, attested the record. Poṉparappiṉavēḷār, the officer who drafted orders also attested the document.
The donor mentioned in this inscription was a chief of Āṟagaḷūr, a town in the present Attur taluk of the Salem district. His ancestors served the Chōḷa king Kulōttuṅga-Chōḷa III from about A.D. 1182.A.R. Nos. 14 and 15 of 1903; S.I.I. Vol. VIII, Nos. 283, 284 and 296.Poṉparappiṉāṉ is a family title referring to the gilding of the central shrine of the Aruṇāchalēśvara temple at Tiruvaṇṇāmalai.
The astronomical details given here are the same as those in the previous inscription.
svasti śrī śrīmaTkirtti muṉpāka śrīkopperuñ
ciṅkatevarkku yāṇṭu muppatāvatu tulānāyaṟṟu Aparapakṣattu
tritiyaiyum tiṅkaḷkiḻamaiyum peṟṟa kāttikai nāḷ ma
lāṭāṉa jaṉaṉātavaḷanbrahmateyam Iṟai
yāṉaraiyūrāṉa ci coḻakeraḷaccatuṟvetimaṅkalattu Uṭaiyār Ūrpākaṅko
ṇṭaruḷiya mahātevaṟkku poṉparappiṉa vāṇakovaraiyar māmpaṭṭil pu
tten=tal kaḻaṉiyil muṉṟāvatu mutal viṭṭa nilam Oru velikku Eḻutiṉa
tirumukappaṭikku ka
muṉṟāvatu mutal māmpaṭṭu puttental kaḻaṉiyil viṭṭa nilam Oruveliyum pūcaikkum veñ
caṉaṅkaḷukkum Aṉaittāyaṅkaḷum Āḷamañci
tom aiyaṉ Eḻuttu
likaḷil ciṅkaḷarāyarum maturāntakabrahmārāyarum kurukularāyarum puravariyārum Eḻu
ttu heśvara rakṣai
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