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Village
Taluk
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District
Findspot
Dynasty
King
Tamil, Vatteluttu
Records that the image was cut at the instance of Guṇaśēnapperiyaḍigal, the pupil of Vardhamana Paṇḍitar who was the pupil of Gunasēnadēva presiding over KurandiTirukkaṭṭampalli in Venbunāḍu.
Jaina Inscriptions in Tamilnadu
ARE, 330/1908.
The natural cavern, containing a number of rock-cut beds, at this place is locally known as Seṭṭippoḍavu. Images of Jaina deities are carved on the vertical surface of the rock nearby.
Gunaśênadeva, who was the presiding monk of the Jaina establishment at Kugandi, was also in-charge of the palli at Kilakkuḍi and Pechchipallam.
Kilakkuḍi (Seṭṭippoḍavu)
Madurai
Madurai
On the pedestal of a Jaina image on the hill.
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