11. The *Chola expedition to Ceylon* also finds mention in a record from Tirunagesvaram (No. 197). The two Sanskrit verses with which the inscription opens are unfortunately damaged, but with the help of these and the Tamil portion of the record we can make out that Princess Arinjigai-Piratti the daughter of Arikulakesari (and hence another sister of Sundara-Chola) who was married to a Bana chief, set up an image of (a deity called) Amarasundaradeva in the temple and made provision for offerings and worship to that image. This was very probably in memory of her husband who fell fighting along with the Kodumbalur general Parantakan Siriyavelar on the battle field in Ceylon, since the Sanskrit portion mentions Simhala and refers to some heroic fight which ‘the ornament of the Bali family’, viz., her husband, the Bana chief, put up against his enemies.
So 1. Sundara Chola had 2 sisters 2. Wheras Sundara Chola's wife and Grand Daughter in law ( Rajendra's wife) committed Sati, His Sister and Sister in law ( Sembian ma devi) lived after their husbands