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(8) Pratinidhim udadhīnāṁ saṁchayan toyasṛishṭer akṛita jagati-kesaryyākhyā yas taṭākam | “And who constructed a tank (which he called) by (his) name Jagati-kesarin, which equalled the oceans, and which accumulated the downpour of water.” (Ekamranath Inscrip. of Ganapati, v. 9, Ind. Ant. vol. XXI. pp. 200, 201).
Linked texts (8)
- Mahānirvāṇatantra — Sanskrit
- Indian Antiquary
- Śrīdhara’s Devapattana Praśasti — Sanskrit
- Stone inscription of Dhangadeva of the year 1059; renewed by Jayavarmadeva in the year 1173 — Sanskrit
- Inscription of Kēta II.; Śaka-Saṁvat 1104 — Sanskrit
- Dewal Praśasti of Lalla the Chhinda — Sanskrit
- Bhuvaneśvar inscription of Svapneśvara, of the time of Aniyaṅkabhīma — Sanskrit
- Māndhātā plates of Jayavarman II.; [Vikrama-]Saṁvat 1317 (ed. Kielhorn 1908) — Sanskrit