| Type | Historical passage |
| Date | not documented |
| Archive item | ARE No. 193 of 1927 |
| Matched term | Kaveripuram |
| Reviewed | Not yet independently reviewed |
Kaveripuram was later submerged by the Stanley Reservoir (Mettur Dam); this ASI Epigraphy Branch transcription (South Indian Inscriptions, Vol. 19) is the only surviving record of an inscription that no longer physically exists. Not yet independently verified against the original ASI volume — logged here as a named, checkable citation, not yet as first-hand-confirmed.
Kongu-era Vikrama Chola land-endowment inscription, Jalakanthesvara Temple, Kaveripuram (Bhavani Taluk).
This is the transcribed passage itself — the fullest primary-source text this atlas holds for any historical record right now.
Attribution: South Indian Inscriptions, Volume 19 — ASI Epigraphy Branch publication
No place or species in the atlas is named, in full, in this record's title, summary or text. (Cross-links are mechanical whole-name matches — see the catalog note for the exact rule and why generic common names like "Tiger" are deliberately excluded.)
taxon.v1 and place.v1 exist in completeness_profile. This section is not computed, not blank by omission.