Studies in Cola History and Administration c11.s1.75

c11.s1.75

Year 46 (c. A. D. 1116) The Peruṅguṛi Sabhā ordered the remission of taxes on thirty pāḍagam of land purchased by a person and granted by him along with a house-site (purchased from other resources) for the maintenance of a maṭha, called Aruḷāḷadāsan, which he had founded. The land had been lying fallow for sixty or seventy years and was now called Śōḷaviccādiraviḷāgam after the donor. The tax on the land was remitted for the year (46) then current, but for the years following 5 kāśu per annum was to be levied as iraiyilikkāśu. Other taxes such as piḍaguivari, uppu-kāśu etc., were remitted altogether. The local Śrīvaiṣṇavas were to supervise the charity under the general control of the Śrīvaiṣṇavas of the eighteen nāḍus. † (168 of 1923).