On the south wall of the central shrine, Pipilikesvara temple.
The inscription registers another sale of land, made tax-free, at Srikantha-chaturvedimangalam by the assembly (Perunguir-sabhai) of the village to Velan Viranaranan alias Sembiyan Vedivelar of Sirudavur who is stated to have constructed the Srivimana to (god) Tiruverumbiyur-Alvar. This person, after paying the cost of the land as well as a lump sum towards its tax-exemption, and also redeeming it from a certain resident of the village named Mappani Kari Nakkan in whose charge the land had been left by the assembly (evidently in mortgage), endowed the land for the maintenance of our persons who were to sing the Tiruppadiyam hymns to the accompaniment of udukkai and talam daily during the tree services in the temple. The donor is also said to have added to this land, another piece which had been the object of a boundary dispute (sima-vivadam) between the residents of Srikantha-chaturvedimangalam and Tiruverumbiyr, and which he had purchased from both the parties (See No. 50 above). The inscription refers to a channel dug by the donor. This is evidently the one mentioned in No. 50 above.