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________________ Tiruchirappalļi District 435 Findspot On the pillow of the rock-cut bed in the cavern of the Arunaţtar hill near Valāyudampāļayam.. Dynasty Chēra (Irumpogai) King Ilankațunko Date 3rd-4th centuries A.D. Tamil, Brāhmi Language and Script Contents (The) abode (urai) of Cenkāyapan, a Jaina monk (amaņņan) from Yârfur. (This) stone abode was (caused to be) cut by Ilankatuoko, (the) son of Perunkațuikon, (the) son (of the) king Ātan Cellirumporai, on becoming (the) beir-apparent. Reference ARE, 349/1927-28, I. Mahadevan, op.cit., Pugadūr, No. 1, T.V. Mahalingam, op.cit., pp. 279-280. Remarks It is of great interest to note that this inscription mentions three persons, in the grand father, father and son relationship, namely Ātan Cellirumporai, Perunkațunkon and. Ilankațůňkon. . They were members of the early Chēra dynasty, referred to in Patirruppattu (Ten Idylls), one of the Sangam classics. Ibid., p. 280.
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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