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(5) “In the antarāla (or interior), they erected a most beautiful raṅga-maṇṭapa, and a fine chandra-śāle (or upper-storey) according to the directions given by the king Timmendra.” (Ep. Carnat, Vol. xii. Pāvugaḍa Taluq, no. 46, pp. 122. Translation, line 14, 203, Roman text. v, 9).