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"At holy Drākshārāma and at the sacred place of Pīṭhapurī, this charitable one joyfully founded two sattras for Brāmhaṇas, in order that they might daily enjoy their meals (there) till the end of the Kalpa."

(Eastern Chalukya Grants, no. 39, a Grant of Vira-Choda, v. 33. H. S. I. I. vol. I. pp. 56, 61; see also quotation no. 16 below).