Book Title: Jaina Inscriptions in Tamilnadu
Author(s): A Ekambarnathan, C K Sivprakasham
Publisher: Research Foundation for Jainology Chennai

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________________ North Arcot District 281 Contents Records the foundation of the Jaina shrine. in which the inscription is engraved, by the king Rājamalla, the son of Raņavikrama, grandson of Sri Purusha, and greatgrandson of Sivamāra. Reference ARE, 91/1889. Epi. Ind., Vol. IV, No. 15-A, pp. 140-141. Remarks This inscription gives the list of names of the Western Ganga kings of Talakad, whose influence was felt on the border areas of Tamilnadu in the early medieval times. The Jaina shrine founded by Rājamalla is the two group of sculptures representing Tirthankaras, Yakshas and Yakshis, carved on the face of the rock, which could have been provided with some sort of shelter so as to form a front mandapa in those days. No. 351 Village Vallimalai Taluk Guļiyāttam District North Arcot Findspot On the same rock containing Jaina images. Dynasty Western Ganga King Rajamalla 11 36

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