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________________ 416 Jaina Inscriptions in Tamilnadu Findspot On the wall of the south verandah in the first prakara of the Madhyasthanātha (Siva) temple. Dynasty Vijayanagar King Sāluva Narasimhadēva Date Saka 1393 (1471 A.D.) Tamil Language and Script Contents It states that owing to the Oddiyangalabhai, worship in the Siva temples at Tiruppālaippandal and Paśūru, and the Jaina temples at Panaippādi and Ponparappu had ceased, and it was restored by the order of the king issued to his agent Annamarāśā. This inscription is said to be a copy of those found at places like Tirukkoilūr, Nerkungam etc. Reference also part II, p. 103, ARE, 416/1937–38, para, 65. Remarks Some of the temples in the villages around Tirukkoilūr are said to have suffered damage due to Oddiyan-galabai, i. e., attack of the Odda army. The Jaina temples at Panaippādi and Ponparappu which were affected by such an attack had been restored by the Sāluva king Narasimha.
SR No.006562
Book TitleJaina Inscriptions in Tamilnadu
Original Sutra AuthorN/A
AuthorA Ekambarnathan, C K Sivprakasham
PublisherResearch Foundation for Jainology Chennai
Publication Year1987
Total Pages488
LanguageEnglish
ClassificationBook_English
File Size11 MB
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