Early Tamil Epigraphy: From the Earliest Times to the Sixth Century A.D. c27.s48.t2: 7.44.2 With the infinitive (of cause) in absolute construction
Early Tamil Epigraphy: From the Earliest Times to the Sixth Century A.D. c27.s48.t2
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7.44.2 With the infinitive (of cause) in absolute construction
c27.s48.t2.1
61. . . . [*i*\*]ḷaṅkaṭuṅkō [*i*\*]ḷaṅkō āka
(i)ḷaṅkaṭuṅkō heir apparent having become
aṟutta kal
(which was) carved stone .
'The rock (-shelter) was carved when (I)ḷaṅkaṭuṅkō . . . became the heir apparent.'
c27.s48.t2.2
76. iḷaṅkāyipaṉ ēva akaḷ-ūr aṟam
iḷaṅkāyipaṉ when he commanded akaḷūr charity
'The charity by Akaḷūr (was endowed) at the bidding of Iḷaṅkāyipaṉ.'