Book Title: Jaina Inscriptions in Tamilnadu
Author(s): A Ekambarnathan, C K Sivprakasham
Publisher: Research Foundation for Jainology Chennai
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Jaina Inscriptions in Tamilnadu
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On the south wall of the third prakara of the Jambukaśvara (Siva) temple.
Dynasty
Chola
King
Rājarājadēva III
Date
17th regnal year (1233 A.D.)
Tamil
Language
and Script
Contents
Registers a sale of land in RājarājanKūgranguồi by several persons of Turaiyūr to the temple (Jambukèśvaram). Also mentions a Jaina temple (amaņpalli) named Kavirajapperumpalli.
Reference
ARE, 32/1937-38.
Remarks
It is interesting to note that this inscription found in the Siva temple recording the grant of lands to the same institution, also mentions a Jaina palļi. But the exact place of the palli, its nature and other details connected with it are not known from the epigraph.
No. 509
Village
Pugalūr
Taluk
Karür
District
Tiruchirāppalli
