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(11) Sthapati-Kālisuta-Siṁgāli-kargi Navagrāma-draṅga vra(? lu)-dhajana | “The Sthapati (architect of the tank was) Siṁgālī Kargi, the son of Kālī, a Pandit (? vulha) from the Navagrama-draṅga (compare, Rāja Taraṅginī, Translation by Dr. Stein, vol, II. p. 291, ‘watch-station near mountain passes’).” Dr. Stein Konow.

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Rājataraṅgiṇī — Kalhaṇa, Sanskrit