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2. *Studies.*
3. *Archeologie du sud de l'Inde*, i. p. 116.
4. 167 of 1894; *JMU.* xiv p. 28.
5. 392-4 of 1924.
6. 36 of 1931; 91 and 92 of 1895.
7. See drawings reproduced from J. Dubreuil at the end of the chapter for an idea of the technical terms of South Indian architecture.
8. *Indian Art and Architecture (Buddhist and Hindu)*, p. 98.
9. Name in 282 of *Pudukkōṭṭai Inscriptions (PSI)* of Yr. 11 of Māṟavarman Sundara Pāṇḍya I (1227). Original construction by Śāttan pūdi alias Iḷaṅgoḍi-araiyar and restoration by Mallan Viḍuman alias Tennavan Tamiḻadi Araiyan after damage to temple (*kaṟṟaḷi*) in storm and rain—both mentioned in a recently found inscription on the basement of the central shrine underneath the *dvārapālaka* to the north of the entrance. *JOR.* viii pp. 208-9. See also *JISOA.* v (Coomaraswami vol.) p. 85.
10. For all the Pudukkottah temples discussed here see generally K. R. Venkataraman—*Manual of Pudukkōṭṭai*, the reports of the State Museum for faslis 1349-51, *JOR*, vii-xii and *JISOA* (Coomaraswami volume)—articles by Venkararanga Raju and S. R. Balasubrahmanyan.
11. 310-11; and 316 and 319-320 of 1903.
12. *JISOA.* vii pp. 113-5.
13. 586, 589 and 605 of 1904.
14. 148 and 155-8 of 1919.
15. 141 of 1904 (*SII.* vii 154) of Yr. 5 of Rājakesari (Sundara Cōḷa).
16. 104 of 1914, *EI.* xix p. 86.
17. 558 of 1921.
18. 199 of 1907; *'SII.* iii. No. 124.
19. 364 and 378-80 of 1924.
20. 335 of 1902, *EI.* vii p. 133.
21. 348, 359 of 1903.
22. *JISOA*, vii, pp. 113-5.
23. 192 of 1925.
24. *PSI.* 24; trn. pp. 24 and 30 ff.
25. *PSI.* 14.
26. Such instances, among others, are, the Uttarakailāsa in the Pañcanadeśvara temple of Tiruvadi (Tanjore) built by Rājarāja's queen Dantiśakti (219 of 1894); the Vaidyanātha of Tirumalavāḍi (Trichinopoly) rebuilt in the last years of Rājarāja I and completed under his son Rājendra I (91 and 92 of 1805); the twin shrines of Śiva and Viṣṇu at Dadapuram (S. Arcot) built by Rājarāja's sister Kundavai about 1016 (8 of 1899); the Ariñjigai-Iśvara, now called Cōḷēśvara at Mēlpāḍi (Chittoor) built by Rājarāja I as paḷḷipaḍai in memory of Ariñjaya who fell at Āṟṟūr (ante p. 187); the Śiva Devāle No. 2 at Polonnaruva in Ceylon (ASC. Report 1906 pp. 17-22); the Irungōḷeśvara, now Nīlakaṇṭheśvara of Laddigam (N. Arcot) which bears an inscription of the ninth year of Rājarāja (551 of 1906); the Haratīrtheśvara at Tiruvaranguḷam (Pudukkottah state); the Gangaikoṇḍa-cōḷēśvara of Kūḷambandal (S. Arcot) built before 1034 (414 of 1902); and Tripurāntakēśvara of Kūvam (Chingleput district) built about 1050 (328 of 1909).