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“The Kārāpaka selected by the Goshṭhi (assembly) to see this work through was Satyadeva, the son of Pitāmaha, who was a merchant by birth.” D. R. Bhandarkar also refers to Prof. Kielhorn, Ind. Ant. vol. XIX, p. 62, no. 53, “persons appointed to look after the construction of the temple.”