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kō-vicaiya-Īccuvara-paruma
yāṇṭu patiṉ ē
a
kāṭ
māṟṟ-uṭai ceṉṟa tāṉ aṟupaṭṭāṉ
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In the seventeenth year
Seventeenth year of the victorious king Īccuvaraparumaṉ.
When, there
there (
Hultzsch: fn6: māṟṟu seems to be used in the sense of māṟṟār, ‘enemies.’
Hultzsch: "Unlike other vīrakkals, the stone bears no sculptures of any kind." Untrue. See slab in Chennai Government Museum (acc. no. 2160/78). Hultzsch worked with estampages of the inscriptions only.
Hultzsch: Īśvaravarman = Gaṅga-Pallava
Hultzsch: kāṭṭiṟai, "king of the forester" = synonym of kāṭavaṉ, "forester" = synonym of kāṭaṭi (kāṭu, "forest" + aṭi, "His majesty"). + "It thus appears that a descendant of the PalIava dynasty was tributary to the Gaṅga-Pallava king Vijaya-Īśvaravarman."
See tfaPallava253, same slab (left of the present inscription).
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