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‘In 1698 to 1700 the bastions of the fort and the town-gate on the east were completed. In 1701 to 1702 the town-gate on the south was made. In Pārthiva (1705) the elephant-gate on the east, this hall and the chāvaḍi with the tiger-face gate, and the Vighneśvara temple at the town-gate on the south’ (were built).—(*Ep. Carnat.*, Vol. IX, Nelamangala Taluq, no. 65; Roman text, p. 54; Transl., p. 45.)