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

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________________ South Arcot District Contents Reference Remarks No. 473 Village Taluk District Findspot Dynasty King It is engraved at the end of the next inscription. (ARE, 381/1902). It is a verse in praise of the Virasangha of the Jains and the lord of Tirunagungoṇḍai. It also mentions Kulottunga and records the gift of the village Nallur to the Jaina temple at this place. A certain mathapati is also referred to in the last line of the verse. 399 ARE, 299/1939-40, South Indian Temple Inscriptions, Vol. I, pt. I, No. 71. Tirunarungonḍai seems to have had a Jaina matha presided over by a Mathathipathi in medieval times. (See, South Indian Temple Inscriptions, Vol. I, pt. 1, No. 80) Tirunagungondai Ulundurpēṭṭai South Arcot On the base of the verandah around the Chandranatha shrine in the Appaṇḍainatha temple. Chōla Kulottunga III

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