Maṇampūṇṭi, hydraulic works, time of Vayiramēkavāṇakōvaraiyar, no year EpiDoc encoding Emmanuel Francis intellectual authorship of edition Emmanuel Francis DHARMA Paris, CEIAS DHARMA_INSPallava00266

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DHARMAbase Construction of a tank sluice.

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svasti śrī

vilāṭa rāyar makaḷ aṇi kōvaṉ oṟṟiyūr pirāṭṭi vayira-mēka vāṇa-kō-v-arayar tēviyar niccavi nīta-maṅkalaṉum Ēri kaṇṭu tūmpu Iṭuvittār

I-dharmmam ra kṣittar aṭi Eṉ talai mēl

Prosperity! Fortune!

Aṇikōvaṉ Oṟṟiyūr Pirāṭṭi, daughter of Vilāṭarayar and spouse of Vayiramēkavāṇakōvarāyar, having seen the tank of Niccavinītamaṅkalam.That is, Sanskrit Nityavinītamaṅgala, had a sluice placed to it.

The feet of he who protects this pious act are on my head.

On the identity of Vayiramēkavāṇakōvarāyar, see DHARMA_INSPallava00264, DHARMA_INSPallava00265, DHARMA_INSPallava00350, DHARMA_INSPallava00351.

niccavinīta-maṅkalaṉum. "The auspicious village created by Nityavinīta." Nityavinīta appears to be a royal biruda.

Edited in 75; text and summary in (IP 266); encoded and first translated here by Emmanuel Francis (2022), based on previous editions. Grantha letters and initial vowels not guaranteed.

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