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(14) Grāma-nagara-kheḍa-karvvaḍa-maḍamba-droṇa-mukha-pat-tanaṁ galiṁdam aneka-māṭa-kūṭa-prāsāda-devāyatanaṁga-lidaṁ oppuva-agrahāra-paṭṭa-ṇaṁgaliṁdam atiśayav-apya— " (At Teridāḷa, 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 surrounded by hills, groups of villages, sea-girt towns, and chief cities, with elegant mansions, palaces and temples, and with shining agrahāra-towns in the country of Kuntala. " (Old Kanarese Inscrip. at Terdal, line 58, Ind. Ant. vol. xiv. pp. 19, 25).