The council prescribed a punishment for those who obstructed the Anandapuram temple functionaries or pilfered away temple properties and prevented the temple rituals. In addition to paying a fine, the offenders would forfeit their place in the assembly and their right to protection from the Eranadu Nizhal (warriors).[31] Trichambaram temple inscription Undated (c. 11th century) An old Malayalam inscription in Vattezhuthu and Grantha scripts.[16] The chief of Eranadu Manavepala Mana Viyatan creates an endowment for Tiruvilakku at Trichambaram temple.[16] Pulpatta temple inscription, Manjeri Undated (c.