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AIM, southern shrine; on the northern façade of the sanctuary, on the two consecutive wall sections on the eastern side of the niche of Brahmā; 6th regnal year of Kōvirājakesarivarman = king difficult to identify; identified with Gaṇḍarāditya by Balasubrahmanyam (1963: 62–63) and Balambal (1978: 183); identified with Rājarāja I in SII; inscription similar to #34.
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kōvirācasaripan
kunṟakku
ṟṟattu devatānam Avanikantaṟppa-Īśvaragṛhattu tenvāyiśrī
kōyil mahādevaṟku It de
viyār ṉakkaṉ Akkāra naṅkaiyār cantrādittavaṟ Iravum pakalum Eri
tta ṉondā-viḷakku Onṟiṉukku paṭi Uḻakkiṉāl nicatam Uḻakku ṉeyy eriya
vaitta poṉ
Itu pa
nmāyeśvara rakṣai
Rājakesarin is a king difficult to identify; identified with Gaṇḍarāditya by Balasubrahmanyam (1963: 62–63) and Balambal (1978: 183); identified with Rājarāja I in SII.
The inscription is engraved over two consecutive wall sections.
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This digital edition by Valérie Gillet and Emmanuel Francis.