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‘The gold presented until the twenty-ninth year (of the king’s reign) by the Lord Śrī Rājarājadeva to (the image of) Piḷḷaiyār Gaṇapatiyār in the parivārālaya of the temple of the Lord Śrī Rājarājeśvaramudaiyār . . .’ parivārālayaḥ, i.e. the temple (ālaya) of the attendant deities (parivāra) which was probably in the enclosing hall.’—(*Ibid.*, no. 86 para. 1, p. 410, note 1.)