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(12) Grāma-nagara-kheḍa-karvvaḍa-maḍamba-droṇamukha-paṭṭaṇanigalimdam aneka-māṭa-kūṭa-prāsāda-devāyatanam gaḻidam oppuva-agrahāra-paṭṭanaṁgalimdam atisāyavappa। “At Teridala ,a merchant-town situated in the centre and the first in importance among the twelve (towns) in the glorious Kundi Three thousand, adorned with villages, towns, hamlets, villages sourrounded by hills, groups of villages, sea-girt towns, and chief cities, with elegant mansions, palaces, and with shining temples, and agrahāra-towns in the country of Kuntala.” (Old Kanarese Inscrip. at Terdal, line 58, Ind. Ant. vol. XIV. pp. 19, 25).