The Colas c35.s2.19

c35.s2.19

T. G. Aravamudan (*op. cit.*, pp. 38-9 and fig. 13) identifies a Cōḷa general Kēttan Ādittan and his sister Kaliyavvai—of 168 (a) of 1922—in a couple of bronze statuettes from the Kālahasti temple. In the Śiva temple of Śrīmuṣṇam (S. Arcot) is a portrait of Tambirān-tōḻan Mānakkañjāṟan who used to recite Tiruppadiyam in the temple (255 of 1916). At Anbil the people set up (c. 1250) an image in the Prēma-purīśvara temple of a certain Paḷudaiyāṇḍān who, at the cost of his life, protested against unjust revenue demands on the villagers (596 of 1902).