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“A newly discovered inscription on a rock at Śrāvaṇa-Belgola, mentions a sculptor named Bidigoja, with the honorary prefix Śrīmart, somewhere about A. D. 900 (Mysore Archaeological Report, 1908-09, p. 15, para 60); and two other records at the same place, of the date unspecified, mention Chandrāditya and Nāga-varma as having carved Jinas, animals, and other figures for the Jains” (ibid. Report, 1912-13, p. 32).