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Ends of lines built in. Records gift of 1000kuḻi s of land in the village of Ciṅkapura to the temples of god Tirumēṟ-ṟaḷi tēvar and another (name lost) at Neṉmali for sounding music during theśrībali service by Cāttantai Cuttamallaṉ alias Pallavaraiyaṉ.
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See The Pallava king Aparājita is represented by a record dated in the l0th
regnal year from the Vaikuṇṭhavāsa-Perumāḷ temple at Nemmali in the Tiruttani
division of the Chittoor District (No. 154 of 1942-43). It records a gift of land for playing musical instruments during
the
alias Aṇuttirappallavaraiyaṉ of
Ciṅkapuram. This temple is of the apsidal type like the Viīraṭṭāṇēśvara temple
at Tiruttani which is close by and is known to have been raised in the time of
this Pallava king (S.I.I., Vol. XII, Introd. p. vii). The Vaikuṇṭhavāsa-Perumāḷ
temple may be taken as a representative type of late Pallava architecture, as
the present inscription of Aparājita is the earliest in it.
Reported in
ASI transcript and estampage, if any, yet to be consulted.