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Prottuṁge'py-aparājiteśa-bhavane sauvarṇṇa-kumbha-dhvajāropī rūpyaja-mekhalā-vitaraṇas tasyaiva devasva yaḥ . . . l
‘ He placed a golden cupola (kumbha) and a flagstaff (dhvaja) on the temple of (the god) Aparājiteśa, to whom at the same time he gave a silver girdle.’—Pro. Kielhorn.
(The Chahamanas of Naddula, no. C, Sundha Hill
Inscrip. of Chāchigadeva, v. 51, *Ep. Ind.*,
Vol. IX, pp. 78, 74.)