History of the Pallavas of Kanchi c15.8

c15.8

¹ *Ind. Ant.*, vol. v, 1876, p. 50. . . . In this village there are 200 entire *nivartanas*. The limit of these *nivartanas* are :—On the west the boundary of the Kēndūkūra village, are the limit; on the south River Suprayōga is the limit; on the east the same is the limit; to the north by the south there is a rock on the side of the great road proceeding thence to the north, there is a tamarind tree, proceeding thence to where there is a rock on the road to the village of Kurupura, and to the village of Kundukūra; proceeding thence to the north there is a heap of rocks; proceeding thence to the north there is rock on the limit of the cultivated field of the Brahman as in the village and proceeding to the west, the limit is the edge of the boundaries of the village of Kondamuruvīdur.’