The Colas c23.191

c23.191

122. 554 of 1904. Contra Hultzsch *SII.* iii, p. 205 and n. 5.
123. 316 of 1909 (n.-d.)
124. 61 of 1890 (Yr. 23).
125. 659 of 1902 (Yr. 37).
126. Māṟavarman Sundara Pāṇḍya I also took the title: Muḍi-vaḻangum-perumāl, *PK.* p. 153.
127. 75 of 1925.
128. *ARE.* 1925, II, 22.
129. 538 of 1902 (Yr. 27).
130. 454 of 1912.
131. 114 of 1919.
132. 339 of 1914.
133. 190 of 1907. *Acārya Puṣpāñjali* (1940), pp. 3-7.
134. *ARE.* 1908 II, 64–5.
135. 560 of 1902: *irupattu-nālāvadu pañjattilē kāśukku uḷakku ariśi viṟkka ponnum tēḍina arttamum nellum aḍaiya iṭṭu tirunadi-yaik-kaṭṭi ēri kāṇ-kaiyālum.*
136. 86 of 1911.
137. The price of paddy mentioned in 86 of 1911 is 3 *nāḷis* per *kāśu;* this would mean, in terms of rice (converting at the ratio ⅖ of rice to paddy, the usual rate quoted in inscriptions), 1⅕ measures of rice per *kāśu.* 560 of 1902 of the next year from North Arcot gives the rate ¼ measure per *kāśu.* If the *kāśu* was the same coin in both instances, the famine must have prevailed over a somewhat wide area, and become very much more acute in the second year of the scarcity than in the first. If this surmise is correct, 86 of 1911 would be the case of a man whose resources gave way at an early stage in the famine, when measures of public relief either by state authorities or by private individuals were not yet thought of.
138. 457 of 1902.
139. 83 of 1926.
140. 113 of 1928.
141. 188, 216 of 1908.
142. 28 of 1927.
143. 117 of 1899; 460 of 1911; 473 of 1911.
144. 461 of 1913; 563 of 1902; 60 of 1890; 141 of 1905.
145. 193 of 1894; *NI.* G. 86; 601, 602 of 1907; 435 of 1911.
146. 460 of 1911—*EC.* x. Mb. 44 (b).
147. *ARE.* 1912 II 30. *PK.* p. 148.
148. 117 of 1899 (Yr. 2). See n. 37 *ante.*
149. 195 of 1892; also 10 of 1893; 116 of 1922; 303 of 1897.
150. 546, 558 of 1902; 559 of 1906 (Yr. 14); 546 of 1912 (Yr. 34).
151. 24 b of 1903 (Yr. 4); 557 of 1902 (Yr. 35). See also 291 of 1902 (Yr. 20), 532 of 1902 (Yr. 21); 283 of 1902 (Yr. 33); 388 of 1902 (Yr. 31) and *n.* 111 *ante.* 93 of 1918 (Yr. 6).
152. *Ante,* pp. 349-50.
153. 157 of 1906.