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ARIVILIMANGALAM PLATES OF SRIRANGARAYA II.
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Sāļuvābhayudaya is different from the author of the Achyutarāyabhyudaya. Now, comparing the genealogy of Rājanātha-kavi with that of Diņdima-prabhu, the father of Sabhāpati, given above, we get the subjoined table :
Kāšyapa-gotra. Diņdima-prabhu (Abhirāma).
Nāganpa-kavi.
Sabhāpati (Contemporary of Achyuta dēvarāya).
Abhirāma-Näyikā, married Rājanātha
Dēsika.
Kamakoti. (Kāmākshi?)
Daughter.
Svayambhū, married
(Contemporary of Sadāśiva-dēvarāya).
Sonagirinātha Aranagirinātha.
or
Rama-kavi Rājanātha-kavi
Rāma-kavi?
Rājanātha-kavi (Composer of (Composer of the
(Author of
(Author of the Kaniyar Daļavāy agrahāram
Subhadra.
Sāļuvābhyte grant). grant). Dhananjaya.
daya, Nāțaka)
Achyutarāyābhy
udaya, Bhagavata
champū, etc.). The following dames of places occur in this document :-Penugonda, Tiruvārūr, Õhayar, Kilkūrchchi, Parittiyür, Vallagrāma, Kovilpattu, Tiruvattachchëri, Vadapēr, Arumoli(li)mangala, the rivers Kāvēri and Puttāru and the tank named Kappalu-dayantataka. Of these Penagonda is in the Penugonda tālaka of the Anantapur district. Tiruvārür is the junction station on the Tanjoro-Negapatam and the Mayavaram-Muttuppēttai lines of the South Indian Railway. Parittiyur, Tiruvidachohēri (Tiruvattachcheri of the inscription), Vadaver (Vadapēr), and Arivilimangalam (Arumolimangalam) are in the Nannilam tālāka of the Tanjore district. The two rivers, Kāvári and Pattāļu, flow through the same district. Ohayar or Ogai is near Koļavāśal, and Vallagrāma is Vallam close to Arivilimangalam.
पति किल काश्यपगोत्रस्य तत्रभवती गुरुरामक: कृतिः सुभद्राधनचर्य नाम नाटकम्। नूनं तहाँ परिषदादेशः। ...
WTC-Tantarane i wfe ag getthuê yere TTA HATITI 7 wafar 149: ग्रीषिया भिवार्चनवताः। यरधीरशिवदेशिकादिभि: प्रत्यपादि परतत्वमेश्वरम् ।
सार्वभौमकविप्रख्या वश्यवाची बहुश्रुताः।
गुणोत्तरतया सर्वे गुरुन्संभावयन्ति यान् । 27 aga mitte
दीपित्र: कवितानिकढयशस: पौराजनाथस्य च । एनामप्यकरीवतिं वितगुणग्राम: स राम: कविः काव्यं वचपरं व्यधाषिपरं चम्प प्रबन्धं च यः ।
Subhadra-Dhananjaya-nataka, No. 10,700, Palace Library, Tanjore. [Mtländar of Tundira-mandala is the modern village Mullandram in the North Arcot district. An inscription at the place mentions a poet Dişdimakavi; see Madrus Ep. Rep. for 1912, p. 90, paragraph 72.-H, K. 8.]
See foot-wote above.
