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The *Skanda-purāṇa* has devoted three chapters to the subject. One of these refers to the laying out of a large city. In another mention is made of the construction of a golden hall and three chariots and the names of the architects. In another chapter the details of a special pavilion for the wedding of a royal princess are described

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Skandapurāṇa — Vyāsa, Sanskrit