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kō-vijeya-nantivikki
Uṭaiyār tiruvaṇṇāmalai-Uṭaiya-nāyaṉārukku Oru nantā viḷakku māṇikkattār maka
paḻaṅkāciṉōṭu uṇṭi yēṟapatāya meṭiyapeyāĀṉ patiṉaiñcu kaḻm Ivv-ūr nakarattōm
y-ip-poṉṉiṉ palic
Prosperity! Fortune!
Seventeenth year of the victorious king Nandivikramavarman.
The gold that ... has given ...
With ... we are bound to burn a perpetual lamp, we, the members of the
We have become those who will provide with the interest from this gold ... , we, the members of the
This inscription has been copied for Colin Mackenzie at the beginning of the 18th century and has since been lost. This inscription could not be traced at the time of the complete epigraphical survey of the temple (
A similar record found at Kīḻūr has been published in the
This statement is confusing as EI 7.26A, p. 193, is an inscription from Cōḻapuram, different in contents, and as SITI 1, no. 62, is an inscription from Cēntamaṅkalam, also different in contents. Epigraphia Indica, Vol. VII, p. 193 (vide No. 62 above).This is the ony Pallava inscription found at Tiruvaṇṇāmalai. Probably this is a copy of a similar record found at Kīḻūr in Tirukkōyilūr taluk of South Arcot district.
There are in fact inscriptions from Kīḻūr edited in EI 7, among which EI 7.20A, p. 139, not 193 (= SITI 1, no. 51, not 62 = DHARMA_INSPallava00130), records, in very similar terms, a donation by the same donor to the god of the Tiruvīraṭṭāṉam at Tirukkōvalūr, in the same year of the same king.
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