The Colas c14.17

c14.17

3. 675 of 1909. A Vijayālaya-caturvēdimangalam is mentioned among the *brahmadēya* villages which were required to supply men for service in the Tanjore temple in Rājarāja's reign (*SII.* ii 69, para 139). See also 164 of 1915 (Vikrama Cōḷa 5) for a reference to a *kal-veṭṭu* of the fourth year of Vijayālaya in the North Arcot district. A Pāṇḍya inscription of the thirteenth century from Nārttāmalai (Pd. 282) mentions a Vijayālayacōḷēśvara temple. Nos. 125 and 126 of 1943-4 from near Tiruttaṇi (Chittoor dt.), though only late Vijayanagar records, mention a temple named after Vijayālaya.