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(1) Tasminn Iruga-daṇḍeśa-pure chāru-śilāmayam |
Śrī-Kunthu-Jinanāthasya chaityālayam achīkarat ||
“In this city the general Iruga caused to be built of fine stones a temple (chaityālaya) of the blessed Kunthu, the Lord of Jinas.”
(Vijayanagara Inscrip. of Harihara II, v. 28, H. S. I. I. vol. I. no. 152, pp. 158, 160).