The Government resolved in October 1734 to erect a weaving town in the site of Sunkurama's garden and to permit only spinners, weavers, washers, painters and the necessary attendants of the temple to settle in the village.
In October 1734, the Government decided to build a weaving town on the location of Sunkurama's garden and allowed only spinners, weavers, launderers, decorators, and temple attendants to settle in the village.