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(6) “He, the emperor of the south, caused to be made of stone for Vijaya-nārāyana temple, latticed window, secure door-frame, (dṛidha-kavāṭaṁ), door-lintel, kitchen, ramparts, pavilion, and a pond named the Vasūdeva-tīrtha.” (Ep. Carnat. vol. v. part 1, Belur Taluq, no. 72, Transl. p. 61, Roman text, p. 142, line 7).