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25–26. That king is known as the *Maṇḍaleśa* who is the lord of half a province included in one whole province (*maṇḍala*), and is paid homage to by the *Paṭṭabhāj* and the otner kings (i.e., the *Prāhāraka* and the *Astragrāha*).