From the published portion of No. 63, we learn that this inscription consists of a list of shepherds who had to supply ghee for temple lamps from the milk of a large number of cattle, which had been presented to the temple before the 29th year of the reign of Rājarājadēva by the King himself and by others, or bought from the funds of the temple. To each lamp were allotted 96 ewes or 48 cows or 16 she-buffaloes. The daily supply for each lamp was one uṛakku of ghee.