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(2) "And as a work of dharma wish to erect a chhatra in the presence of the god Vināyaka....and erecting a chhatra for daily feeding of 6 Brāhmaṇs in the presence of the god Vināyaka."
(Ep. Carnat. vol. x. Mulbagal Taluq, no. 259, Transl. p. 132).
(3) "And presented the land to Amareśvara-tīrtha-Śrīpāda, for a 'chhatra' (perhaps by slip Mr. Rice puts in 'chatra', because in the text, the reading is 'chhatra') in connection with this maṭha, providing for 1 yati, 4 Brāhmaṇ pilgrims, and 2 cooks, altogether 7 persons, from the proceeds of cultivating the land."