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" They caused to be erected the lofty chaityālaya called Trijagan-maṅgalam, and set up (the god) Māṇikya-deva; also caused to be repaired the Parameśvara-chaityālaya which the blessed ones (or Jains) had formerly erected in Hullanahaḷḷi and granted lands to provide for the offerings at the two chaityālayas." (Ep. Carnat. vol. III. Nanjangūd Taluq, no. 64, Transl. pp. 101, 102, Roman text, p. 193).