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Śrāvastīyānāṁ mahā-mātrāṇāṁ śāsanaṁ mānavasiti-kaṭāt ।
Śrīmati vaṁsa-grāme evaite dve koshṭhāgāre (duve koṭagalani), trigarbhe . . . । (Translated into Sanskrit by Dr. Bühler.)
‘The order of the great officials of Śrāvasti (issued) from their camp at Mānavasitikaṭa.’
‘These two store-houses with three partitions (which are situated even in famous Vaṁśagrāma), require the storage of loads (bhāraka) of black Pancium.’
(Sohgaura copper plate Inscrip. 1-2, *Ind. Ant.*, Vol. xxv, pp. 265, 262 ; *see B. A. Society Proceedings* of 1894, p. 84 f.)