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(26) "The village of Śīyamaṅgalam of the North Arcot district contains a Śiva temple named Stambheśvara, which consists of a rock-cut shrine, two maṇḍapas in front of it, and a stone enclosure. The two rock-cut pillars of the gate by which the shrine is entered bears the two subjoined inscription. Besides, there are several Chola inscriptions on the walls of the enclosure."