Kōlār, Kōlārammā, time of Rājendra Cōḻa, no year EpiDoc Encoding Emmanuel Francis intellectual authorship of edition Emmanuel Francis DHARMA Aubervilliers DHARMA_INSTamilOutsideTN00001

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 2019-2026 DHARMAbase Construction of a maṇḍapa.

Medial i and ī.

Medial u and ū interchangeable.

Letter ṉa with long vertical stroke.

Sanskrit spelling influenced by the Dravidian substrate.

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svasti śrī

rājentdra-cōḻa-devar tiru-nāmattāl kaṭampaṉākkai-nāṭṭu kanaka-parvvadtam-āna-c cuūḻkal-malai-k kiīḻ Iṭṭakirai tripuvaṉaiyaṉ makaḷ jakkiyappai Eṭuppitta-t tiru-c-cuṟṟu-maṇṭakam

śrī-rājentdra-cōḻa-devaṉ

parvvadtam pavvadam tripuvaṉaiyaṉ tripuvaṉaiyaṉ cuūḻkal cūḻkal

Prosperity! Fortune!

In the glorious name of the king Rājendracōḻa, this is the glorious surrounding hall maṇṭakamSanskrit maṇdapa. that Jakkiyappai, daughter of Tribhuvana of Iṭṭakirai, had built below kīḻThat is, "at the feet of". the Cūḻkal hill cūḻkal-malai, alias the golden mountain kanaka-parvata, in the Kaṭampaṉākkaināṭu.

The glorious king Rājendracōḻa.

Inscription engraved in circle around the a lotus figure sculpted on a ceiling. In the middle of the petal is another inscription (EC 10 Kl 116) stating that Jakeya, son of Tribhuvanayya and thus brother of Jakkiyappai, had this lotus figure made.

Edited and translated in (EC 10 Kl 115) (5 epigraphical lines).

This edition by Emmanuel Francis (2024), based on EFEO pictures (2017).

Kl 115