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(2) Attra haṭṭaḥ mahā-janaś cha sthāpitaḥ—here the market-place and the shopkeeper (lit. big folk) were established. Vichittra-vīthī-saṁpūrṇṇaṁ haṭṭaṁ kṛitvā gṛihāni cha—having constructed a market-place full of variegated (various) streets and houses (shops). (Ghatiyala Inscrip. of Kakkuka, no. 1, v. 6; no. 11, v. 3; Ep. Ind. vol. ix. p. 280).