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SIṄGĀYA-BHAṬṬA—Rudraya’s son, hydraulic engineer (jala-sūtrada), master of ten sciences (dasa-vidyā-chakravarttī), made (in A. D. 1388), at the order of Governor Bukka-Rāya, a channel of ten miles from Kallūḍi to the Siravera tank. An interesting account of his accomplishments is given :