A 195-year-old inscription of the second Muthuvaduga Nathar, the Zamindar of Sivaganga, has been found in Cholapuram, next to Sivaganga.
Based on the information given to the Sivaganga Archaeological Team by Pon. Balasundaram, a resident of Cholapuram, next to Sivaganga, that a long stone was lying on the banks of the Sidthattikannamai river, Sivaganga Archaeological Team founder, poet Ka. Kaliraja, and secretary I. Narasimhan conducted a direct…
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A 195-year-old inscription of the second Muthuvaduga Nathar, the Zamindar of Sivaganga, has been found in Cholapuram, next to Sivaganga.
Based on the information given to the Sivaganga Archaeological Team by Pon. Balasundaram, a resident of Cholapuram, next to Sivaganga, that a long stone was lying on the banks of the Sidthattikannamai river, Sivaganga Archaeological Team founder, poet Ka. Kaliraja, and secretary I. Narasimhan conducted a direct…