Current Version: draft, 2024-09-06Z
Editor: Emmanuel Francis.
DHARMA Identifier: INSSII0400828
Hand Description:
No distinction between e and ē, nor between o and ō.
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(kō) -p-parakēcari-panmar-āṉa Ū(ṭaiyār) 12Zone 1[?3+] jendra-cōḻa-tēvarkku yāṇṭu pati¡n!⟨ṉ⟩-eṭṭ-āvatu
jayaṅ-koṇṭa-cōḻa-maṇṭalattu Uṟṟukk(āṭṭu-k-k)ō ṭṭattu mīr-vēḷūr-nāṭṭu brahmatēyam [?7+] sabh(aiyōm) kai-¡yy!⟨y⟩-eḻuttu
Eyiṟ-(kōṭṭattu nakaraṅ) kāñci(purattu) tanma-mātēvi-māṇikka-Īśvara [...]
1 [tirumaṉṉi vaḷara Irunila maṭa]ntaiyum ◇ [?9+] ntaiyum SII
4–5 °v¡i!⟨ī⟩ra[r] (cak)kara-k-kōṭṭamum mutir(pa)[ṭa va-]/llai ◇ °vira / [9+] llai SII
5–6 vi(ḷai)yamark kaḷattuk ki/(ḷai)yoṭum ◇ / [9+] (ḷai)yoṭum SII
6–7 (Iraṇa) cūraṉai muṟaṇ[uṟat tā-]/kki-t ◇ taṇṭaputti(yum) / [9+] kkit SII
11 ti{la}tamar ◇ ti{la}tamā SII
11-12Seventeenth year of the Lord, the [glorious] king Rājendra Cōḻa, alias the king Parakesarivarman,
1-11who ... [meykkīrtti of Rājendra I Cōḻa].
12Hand-writing of We, the members of the assembly of [...], [which is] a brahmadeya in the Mīrvēḷūrnāṭu, [itself] in the Uṟṟukkāṭṭukkōṭam, [itself] in the Jayaṅkoṇṭacōḻamaṇṭala.
12In the temple of Tanma-mātēvi-māṇikka-Īśvara↓1 in Kāñcipuram, a nakaram, in the Eyiṟkōṭṭam [...]
Lines 1-6 of the inscription continues in fact on a block of the western base of the maṇḍapa, in continuation of the inscribed blocks of the northern base of the maṇḍapa. The end of lines 1-3 are too much worn-out to be deciphered. The lacuna placed by Krishna Sastri 1923 at the beginning of lines 2-4 is in fact partly at the end of lines 1-3. The end of lines 4-6 are still almost entirely legible. The inscription stops abruptly at the end of line 12, in the middle of a word. It is not clear if the end was ever inscribed or was engraved in continuation on the western base.
Reported in ARIE 1892-1893 (ARIE/1892-1893/B/1893/15).
Edited Krishna Sastri 1923 (SII 4.828).
Encoded here by Emmanuel Francis, based on Krishna Sastri 1923 and, for the end of lines 4-6, on photos (Nicolas Cane, 2015).
↑1. Sanskrit Dharmamahādevimāṇikkeśvara.