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Tamil inscriptions from Alathudaiyanpatti temple
December 12 , 2024
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- The Tamilnadu state Epigraphy Division has recently deciphered two inscriptions copied from Arulmigu Somanathar Temple at Alathudaiyanpatti near Thuraiyur in Tiruchi district.
- The inscriptions were dated back to the Chola period.
- The two inscriptions written in Tamil were deciphered by the experts recently and found to be dating back to 13th century.
- One inscription has information about giving orders to Thirugnanasammandha Pandidhar for a specific period to carry out thirupani in the temple.
- It dates back to the period of Chola King Rajaraja - III.
- Another inscription records an order of the Nattars Valluvappadi (Nattolai) to Devarkanmi and accountant of the Azhagiya Someswaramudiya Nayanar Temple at Periyanavalur covenying the grant of dry and wet lands.
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