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(4) ‘In addition to the authorities quoted by Bhandarkar in support of this meaning of Kīrttana (in no. 2 above), I have since found that it is used in the same sense in the five inscriptions of Devalabdhi, the grandson of the Chandella king Yaśovarman and the son of Kṛishṇapa and Asarvā, in the temple of Brahmā at Dudahi (*Arch. Surv. of Ind.*, Vol. X, Plate XXXII).’—Dr. Fleet.