Mediaeval Sinhalese Art c24.13

c24.13

The Kuṇḍasāle Vihāra has one *valandena paṅguva* in Valala. “Tenants: Paṇḍitagedara Komali. Services (commutable for Rs. 16.20): to supply for the four festivals eight pingos of earthenware, two for each festival, each pingo consists of two *tāli*, two *kaḷageḍi*, two *koras*, two *ṇembili*, two *bat-valan*, three *loku-appalla*, six *appalla-poḍi*, one *eṭiliya*, and one *dummaḷa kabala*; for the *Alutsal Maṅgalya* to give four large *muṭṭi*; for the *Kārti Maṅgalya* fifty *karti-pan*; for the *Nanamura Maṅgalya* two *embuḷ muṭṭi*; after the New Year to offer the incumbent six *appalla-poḍi* and two *puṇci muṭṭi* as a *peṇuma*.”†