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⁵ In the record itself, it is, however, stated that the *Nāgara*, *Vesara*, *Drāviḍa*, and *Kāliṅga* are four types, not styles, of buildings. (An inscription on the capital of a pillar in the Amṛiteśvara temple at Holal, Government of Madras G. O. no. 1260, August, 1915, Progress Report of the Assistant Superintendent for Epigraphy, Southern Circle, 1914–15, p. 90.)