This inscription states that the temple, evidently the one dedicated to Brahmapurīśvara, along with the maṇḍapa was constructed, for the welfare of Aḻagiya-Pallavaṉ Kō-Nandipaṉmar, by Villi Tiruvaṉ Tirikattarāyaṉ of the village.
The script in which this inscription is engraved may be assigned to the 13th century A.D.
The title Aḻagiya-Pallavaṉ, as pointed out in No. 259 above, is applied to the Kāḍava chiefs Kōpperuñjiṅgadēva I and II and the Nandi mentioned in the present record may be identified with Sundara (Tamil Aḻagiya) Nandipanmar mentioned as a mudali of Nīlagaṅgaraiyar in a record of the 14th year of Kōpperuñjiṅgadēva from VallamS.I.I. Vol. IV, No. 634.
Aḻakiyapallavaṉ koṉanti
paṉmarkku naṉṟāka Ittirukkaṟṟaḷiyu
n tirumaṇṭapamuñ ceyvittāṉ
Ivvūr villi tiruvaṉ tirikattarāyaṉ
See also S.I.I. Vol. VI. No. 329.
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