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KĀMA-DEVA—Of Śilāpaṭṭa vaṁśa (Silāwaṭ caste, masons), an architect, appointed by a Muhammadan ruler Jallāla as one of the three architects to build a gumaṭha, a garden, and a step-well in the town of Baṭihaḍim. (Batihagarh stone Inscrip. v. 12, Ep. Ind. vol. XII. p. 46).